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California State 2019-2020 Resolution Book CALIFORNIA STATE 2019-2020 RESOLUTION BOOK 1 | Page California State Council 2019-2020 RESOLUTION CONSENT CALENDAR Number Resolution Title Submitted Recommendation by 1 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION OF the Order SUPREME KNIGHT CARL A. ANDERSON 2 RESOLUTION OF GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION OF the Order SUPREME CHAPLAIN THE MOST REVEREND ARCHBISHOP WILLIAM E. LORI 3 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND Good of Adopt CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF PAST the Order SUPREME KNIGHT VIRGIL C. DECHANT 4 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION OF the Order STATE DEPUTY DAVID M. ABBOTT 5 RESOLUTION OF GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION Good of Adopt TO THE REVEREND JOHN J. CANTWELL FOR HIS the Order GUIDANCE AND SERVICE AS STATE CHAPLAIN OF CALIFORNIA 6 RESOLUTION OF GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION OF the Order ARCHBISHOP OF LOS ANGELES MOST REVEREND ARCHBISHOP JOSE H. GOMEZ 7 RESOLUTION OF GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION OF the Order ARCHBISHOP OF SAN FRANCISCO MOST REVEREND ARCHBISHOP SALVATORE J. CORDILEONE 8 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE the Order OF MOST REVEREND KEVIN W. VANN BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF ORANGE 2 | Page 9 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE the Order OF MOST REVEREND JAIME SOTO BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF SACRAMENTO 10 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, Good of Adopt APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE FOR THE the Order LEADERSHIP AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE OF MOST REVEREND ROBERT W. MCELROY BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF SAN DIEGO 11 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, Good of Adopt APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE FOR THE the Order LEADERSHIP AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE OF MOST REVEREND OSCAR CANTÚ BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF SAN JOSE 12 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Good of Adopt MOST REVEREND ALBERTO ROJAS ON HIS the Order APPOINTMENT AS COADJUTOR BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF SAN BERNARDINO 13 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO BISHOP- Good of Adopt ELECT FR. RAMON BEJARANO FOR HIS the Order APPOINTMENT AS AUXILIARY BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF SAN DIEGO 14 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND Good of Adopt CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF RETIRED the Order AUXILIARY BISHOP GILBERT CHAVEZ OF THE DIOCESE OF SAN DIEGO 15 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION OF the Order BROTHER DAVID M. RYAN UPON HIS APPOINTMENT AS VICE SUPREME MASTER SAINT JUNIPERO SERRA PROVINCE 16 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION OF SIR the Order KNIGHT BROTHER TIMOTHY “TW” STARKWEATHER, PhD, UPON COMPLETING HIS TERM AS MASTER OF THE FOURTH DEGREE SAINT JUNIPERO SERRA PROVINCE, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA DISTRICT 17 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE Good of Adopt FOR THE LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION OF SIR the Order KNIGHT BROTHER KENNETH ROSE UPON COMPLETING HIS TERM AS MASTER OF THE FOURTH DEGREE SAINT JUNIPERO SERRA PROVINCE, CENTRAL CALIFORNIA DISTRICT 3 | Page 18 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS AND Good of Adopt APPRECIATION TO ST. FRANCIS ASSEMBLY 43 ON the Order THE ONE HUNDRED ANNIVERSAY OF THE ASSEMBLY 19 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND State Adopt CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF FATHER Council RICHARD HUMPHRYS 20 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS AND Council Adopt APPRECIATION TO THE REVEREND MONSIGNOR 7846 RAYMOND C. KIRK FOR HIS SIXTY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE PRIESTHOOD 21 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS AND Council Adopt APPRECIATION TO FATHER CHARLES 11137 HOFSCHULTE FOR HIS FIFTY-NINE YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 22 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO Council Adopt REVEREND THEODORO DIZON FOR FIFTY-FIVE 1830 YEARS OF SERVICE 23 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO Council Adopt REVEREND FATHER PAOLO GOBBO UPON HIS 3474 TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF ORDINATION 24 A RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO Council Adopt REVEREND LEONARD J. TRINDADE ON THE 11653 TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS ORDINATION TO THE PRIESTHOOD AND HIS THIRTY-TWO YEARS OF SERVICE IN THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 25 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRADITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO REVEREND WILLIAM T. 3851 EASTERLING, V.F. FOR HIS NINE YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE AS CHAPLAIN TO SAN GABRIEL VALLEY CHAPTER OF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 26 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO REVEREND JAMES 14550 POULSEN FOR HIS COMPLETION OF FIFTY-ONE YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE PRIESTHOOD, AND THIRTY-ONE YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 27 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND Council Adopt CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF BROTHER 3474 JOHN SAMAHA, S.M. 4 | Page 28 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS AND Council Adopt APPRECIATION TO SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF 11653 MIRACLES, GUSTINE ON ITS ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY 29 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO IMPERIAL Council Adopt VALLEY COUNCIL 2130 ON ITS ONE HUNDREDTH 2130 ANNIVERSARY 30 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS AND Council Adopt APPRECIATION TO OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY 4039 COUNCIL 4039 ON THE SIXTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE COUNCIL 31 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR Council Adopt LADY OF MIRACLES COUNCIL 11653 ON ITS 11653 UPCOMING TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY 32 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND Council Adopt CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF PAST STATE 953 DEPUTY BROTHER RICHARD L. CUTTING 33 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND Council Adopt CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF BROTHER 1830 ROGER L. LARSON 34 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND Council Adopt CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF BROTHER 3672 CARL P. CARROLL AFTER HIS SIXTY-ONE YEARS OF DEVOTED SERIVCE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 35 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE State Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER DR. EVIS J. Council CODA ON HIS 100TH BIRTHDAY AND FOR HIS EIGHTY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 36 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER LELAND 1271 O’REILLY FOR HIS SEVENTY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 37 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS AND Council Adopt APPRECIATION TO BROTHER ROBERT J. 3672 ROBERTSON FOR SEVENTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 38 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO SIR KNIGHT BROTHER 2469 FRANCISCO (FRANK) H. HIGUERA FOR HIS 5 | Page SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 39 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER EDWARD C. 4060 HILKO FOR HIS SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 40 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO EUGENE Council Adopt H. VILLANUEVA FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF SERVICE 1830 41 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER BRODER (BUD) J. 2469 RIEWERTS FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 42 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER BENJAMIN J. 3672 DELANO FOR HIS SIXTY-TWO YEARS OF DEVOTED SERIVCE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 43 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER LUCIO GOMEZ 3672 FOR HIS SIXTY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 44 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO DONALD J. VASQUEZ FOR 1830 SIXTY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 45 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER FRANK C. FILICE, 2469 JR. FOR HIS FIFTY-NINE YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 46 A RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO SIR Council Adopt KNIGHT BROTHER FRANK PANARRA AND HIS 11653 BRIDE EDNA ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR SEVENTY YEARS OF MARRIAGE AND HIS FIFTY- EIGHT YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 47 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER DONALD V. 1830 BRADEN FOR HIS FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 6 | Page 48 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER STEPHEN G. 1830 KING FOR HIS FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 49 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER DONALD L. 1830 WIDDOWS FOR FIFTY-SIX YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 50 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER HENRY J. (HANK) 4060 SCHULTZEL FOR HIS MANY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 51 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER MICHAEL W. LA 3672 PRE’ FOR HIS FIFTY-TWO YEARS OF DEVOTED SERIVCE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 52 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER RUDOLPH 1271 SPIELER FOR HIS NEARLY FIFTY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 53 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS TO BROTHER Council Adopt JAMES (JIM) DELZER UPON HIS FIFTIETH 3474 ANNIVERSARY OF BECOMING A KNIGHT OF COLUMBUS 54 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO SIR KNIGHT AND BROTHER 2469 PATRICK T. ARREDONDO FOR HIS FORTY-SEVEN YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 55 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION TO BROTHER ROBERT L. 4901 CANEZ ON HIS FORTY-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 56 RESOLUTION OF CONGRATULATIONS, GRATITUDE Council Adopt AND APPRECIATION
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