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Holy Cross Messenger December/January 2019/20

Dear Friends in Christ, The church season of Advent (Latin for coming) was initially a call to always be alert and ready by faith for Jesus’ second coming. As

we keep that in mind we prepare to celebrate Jesus’ incarnation at His birth with the words of John 1:14:

The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.

I encourage you to be spiritually ready for Jesus’ comings with additional worship and Bible Study this December. The Word Became Flesh is the theme for our three Advent Wednesday 7:00 pm services with communion. Holden Evening Prayer will be the service order again this year. December 4 The Word John 1:1-5 December 11 The Light John 1:6-13 December 18 Became Flesh John 1:14-18 Please join your Holy Cross family for the Advent Wednesday suppers beginning at 5:45 PM. You are encouraged to invite and bring others with you for our gathering of fellowship and worship. Isaiah is the theme for the Sunday Adult Bible Class through January 5. Isai-ah is the most prominent biblical writer of prophecies about the Messiah. All of the Old Testament readings for the worship services for the Advent Sundays, Advent Wednesdays, and Christmas Eve are from Isaiah. Christmas Eve will bring us together to rejoice that God has fulfilled all of His promises in Jesus. Candlelight services are at 5:00 PM and 7:30 PM. Communion will be at 7:30 PM. In Christ’s service, Pastor Koschmann Remember Soul Prayer at Noon on Wednesdays to pray for those who have stepped away from faith in Jesus and the church and also those who are not baptized that God would bring them to Jesus and His church.

Volume 55/56 Issue 11/01 December 2019 / January 2020

Holy Cross Messenger

Holy Cross Lutheran

Church

15885 Los Gatos-

Almaden Road

Los Gatos, CA 95032

408-356-3525

www.holycrosslosgatos.com

Inside This Issue

Children & Youth 2

Children Center News 3

Save the Date 4

COME 5

COME News 6

Gems Christmas Lunch 7

N.O.W. Reminder 7

Holy Cross Staff 7

Auction Thank You 8

Men’s Breakfast 8

Christmas Blessing 9

Bethlehem 10

Advent Begins 11

Christmas Worship 12

Thanksgiving Pictures 13

Cantata 14

Kidz Night Out 15

Convoy of Hope 16

Mission News 17

Forget Me Not Prayers 22

Dec. Birthdays & Ann. 23

Jan. Birthdays & Ann. 23

Dec. Calendar 24

Jan. Calendar 25

Woolies will be celebrating the Christmas season with a lunch at

Effie’s Restaurant after church on Sunday Dec. 13 at 1:00. Please

bring any completed items for Next Door Solutions. Call Elli

for more information at 408-354-5825.

that the song was translated by Mary Byrne, and it was 1912 before it was versi-fied. Today, the exalted words and Godward vision of the song are loved by be-lievers just as they were hundreds of years ago by the Irish believers. Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, Robert Robinson (1757) Robert Robinson was what you would call an “unruly child.” At only eight years old his father died, and he was raised by his loving mother. In spite of Robert’s intellectual giftedness, he had a penchant for mischief. Robert’s mother sent him off for an apprenticeship when he was only 14, but once he got out of the home his life got worse. Instead of working and learning, Robert chose drinking, gam-bling, and carousing with the wrong crowd. Caught up in his reckless life, Robert and his friends decided to go to an evangelist meeting one night just to heckle the preacher, George Whitfield. Sitting in that meeting however, Robert felt as if the preacher’s words were meant for him alone. He couldn’t shake the feeling that God wanted him to surrender his life and serve him. When he was twenty, Robin-son gave his life to God and entered the Christian ministry. At the age of 22, he wrote the song “Come Thou Fount,” for his church’s Pentecost celebration. It was written as his own spiritual story — a story of pursuing pleasure and joy, and only experiencing it when “Jesus sought me.” Millions of believers can relate to Robinson’s testimony — “Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it,” and the glorious testi-mony, “O to grace how great a debtor daily I’m constrained to be!” A Mighty Fortress Is Our God, Martin Luther (c. 1528) It is fitting that this hymn, known as “The Battle Hymn of the Reformation,” speaks of fortresses, strategy, ancient foes, and winning the battle. In Martin Lu-ther’s time, it was an all-out battle for the faith. Martin Luther was a bulldog of a defender, going head-to-head with the established church and her officials. He didn’t flinch when challenging the Catholic Church’s departure from the true faith. Even Luther, however, had his bouts of depression. He penned the words to the song around 1527 as a paraphrase of Psalm 46. At times of discouragement, Luther would sometimes turn to his young friend Melanchton, saying, “Let’s sing the Forty-sixth Psalm. He would pull out his lute, and strum the chords of this triumphant song. “A mighty fortress is our God, a bulwark never failing.” As the Protestant reformation rolled on, believers often experienced the sting of persecu-tion and even death. In their final moments, many were known to sing that inspir-ing stanza, “Let goods and kindred go, this mortal life also; the body they may kill; God’s truth abideth still; his kingdom is forever.” How Great Thou Art, Carl Gustav Boberg (1885)

It’s a prayer, a plea, and a declaration of God’s infinite greatness. This song was

written by Carl Gustav Boberg, a 26-year old pastor in Sweden. As the story

goes, Boberg was caught in a thunderstorm one Sunday afternoon after church.

From his perch in the mountains, Boberg watched as the storm swept in with a

bolt of lightning and massive clap of thunder. The storm hurtled through the

meadows and grain fields, reverberating across the countryside with

Children’s and Youth Ministry Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, We had 35 children at Kidz Night Out on November 2! Besides that, we had 19 youth and adult helpers from Holy Cross. I love that so many individuals give up a Saturday

evening to bless the children and their parents. Pastor shared a wonderful message about Zacchaeus, pointing out that Jesus knows each of our names. Here is feedback from one of the parents, “Thank you very much for a wonderful event for our children. My two really enjoyed the activities. Their favorite was dancing and soccer. The event was well organized and thoroughly planned out.” One of the faithful volunteers, who helps at almost every Kidz Night Out, said this was the best one yet. May God continue to bless the event! Among our helpers were five Middle School and High School youth. One of our 8th graders led the soccer elective. I was so excited when he said yes to this big responsibility! He did a fantastic job, and with his personality and God given talents, I see more leadership from him in the future. Also showing great leadership was one of our 10th grade girls. She coordinated music for the dance elective and was highly complimented by the leader of the elective. One of the Middle School helpers was a girl who used to attend the Children’s Center and whose brother was here as a participant. I find it inspiring that she attends as a helper, now that she is in Middle School. This time, we also had two 5th graders who were able to be part-time participant and part-time helper. What a neat way for them to bridge from being a child participant to being a youth helper. The younger kids really look up to the youth who are here helping. They set a great example. I was able to spend some time in the nursery with the kids three years old and younger. We had one three-year-old boy who really knew his stuff. He was able to sing along with the Christian songs we played on the CD player and even had his own actions. When we brought out a storybook about creation, he knew the man and woman on the cover were Adam and Eve! This little guy, along with all 34 other kids who were here, helped all of us have a fantastic night. Stay tuned for the spring 2020 Kidz Night Out, so you can come and see for yourself… Our annual Youth Christmas party will be Friday, December 13. Middle School and High School youth are wel-come. We will meet in the youth room at 5:30pm. Youth who attend will get to pick where we go for dinner and what activity we will do that evening. Church covers the cost for the whole night. Friends are welcome! December 15, after the special musical service, we will have our annual Christmas cookie decorating. There will not be Sunday School or Bible study that day. Take the opportunity and invite a neighboring family to church that morning. Together in His service, Betsy Burnham, DCE

The Menon Saturday September 7


Holy Cross Lutheran Church Children’s Center

Here at the Holy Cross Lutheran Children’s Center we are preparing to celebrate the

birthday of Jesus. Here is what we have planned:

Setting up our very own advent wreath and using it to remind ourselves that Jesus is

the light of the world and we are preparing our hearts to celebrate his coming and

look forward to his second coming.

We will learn why it is that we give gifts at Christmas and that God has given us the

best present of all in His son, Jesus!

This year we will assemble a nativity scene during our worship time as one character

is added to the crèche each time we have worship.

We will be preparing advent banners to enhance the narthex for worship.

We hope to share God’s love by singing at one or two care homes in the area.

We have been gathering Christmas gifts for the children of veterans.

We will all bake cookies and then each child will be able to take a plate of cookies

home to their families.

We will decorate a tree in room 6 of the Good News Building with ornaments that

the children have made.

We will have a Christmas party and each child will be able to open a gift for the

whole Center.

After Christmas we will prepare to celebrate Epiphany, the coming of the Magi to

worship Jesus.

It is a joyous time here at the HCLCC and we are so glad that we can show God’s love

to the children and families with the Good News of our Saviors birth and by making

meaningful memories in the lives of the children.

We also wish you and yours a very blessed Christmas!


Holy Cross Lutheran Church Los Gatos,

California

A Place to Belong and Grow in Christ

2019 “SAVE THE DATE” EVENTS

DECEMBER 4, 11, 18 WEDNESDAY ADVENT SUPPERS

DECEMBER 4, 11, 18 WEDNESDAY ADVENT SERVICES

DECEMBER 14 SATURDAY ADULT CHRISTMAS PARTY

DECEMBER 15 SUNDAY CHRISTMAS CANTATA DECEMBER 15 SUNDAY COOKIE DECORATING

DECEMBER 17 TUESDAY GEMS CHRISTMAS LUNCH

DECEMBER 24 TUESDAY CHRISTMAS EVE

DECEMBER 25 WEDNESDAY CHRISTMAS DAY

JANUARY 26 SUNDAY VOTER’S MEETING

FEBRUARY 26 WEDNESDAY ASH WEDNESDAY

APRIL 10 FRIDAY GOOD FRIDAY

APRIL 12 SUNDAY EASTER

APRIL 25 SATURDAY RESPITE EVENT



C.O.M.E. early Christmas planning! (Community Outreach Ministry Endeavor) ~~~

Holy Cross provides Christmas donations

for low-income families sponsored by First Immanuel Lutheran Church in San Jose

NEEDED—Oct 20 to Nov 3:

small stuffed toys, small-sized children’s games,

books and puzzles, small toys which First Immanuel will pack into gallon Zip-Lok bags to give to children of

low-income families in the downtown San Jose community

ALSO NEEDED: Unwrapped gifts for children AGES 10 TO 12

YEARS

.

All items can be deposited in the green tub in

the Holy Cross narthex during the month of Oc-

tober.

First Immanuel is going to pack the small items in the bags on Nov 6, so we need to get

these items to them earlier this year!

They also need baskets (to pack gifts in). We can accept the donated gifts for children ages 10-12 through the month of November

as well.

C.O.M.E. NEWS More details on the CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVEAWAY FOR C.O.M.E. CLIENTS being held on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2019. There are two shifts for this all day project. FIRST SHIFT is from 9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. This shift involves arranging children's gifts by age groups, arranging fam-ily gifts, making gift baskets, and bagging new clothing, blankets, quilts, etc. SECOND SHIFT in-volves distribution of all gifts and cleanup. Many volunteers are needed for each shift. If you are not available for a whole shift, please come anyway as any amount of help during this special day would be appreciated. Bring a neighbor or family member if they're interested in helping. The more the merrier. Please call Georgette at 408-723-0342 and let her know what time you are available to vol-unteer or if you have any questions. GIFT CARDS FOR THE HOMELESS. This year we decided we'd like to have something for the homeless for Christmas. It was decided to give them each a $5.00 gift card. If you would like to help support this, suggestions are cards from Starbucks. Pete's, McDonalds, Taco Bell, Target, or Walmart. We are SHORT OF TEENAGE GIFTS, ESPECIALLY FOR GIRLS. It was also suggested to ask for $10 or $20 gift cards. Suggestions are cards from Target, Walmart, Kohls or $25 Movie tickets. Bill Seip, our C.O.M.E. manager, is requesting a SHOP VACUUM (wet/dry) to help with the clean-ing at the C.O.M.E. Building. If anyone has one they aren't using and would like to donate it, it would be appreciated. We would like to thank the church for their continued financial support and all volunteering efforts that they do at C.O.M.E. God bless you!! Deanna



GEMS Christmas Lunch You are cordially invited to the GEMS Christmas Lunch on Tuesday, December 17th at 11:30 AM in the Fireside Room. There will be a White Elephant

Exchange.

All ages are welcome!

Last Minute Reminder---N.O.W. donations due by Dec 4

There is still a little bit of time left to donate funds to the NOW (No One Wants) program yet! Please use the NOW envelopes provided in the pew pockets in front of you and you may designate in the “memo “area it’s for the NOW program. This money will be used to provide food and household items for extremely needy veteran’s families as well as Children’s Center families and Holy Cross families in need. Wed Dec 4 is the last day to donate NOW funds and bring your unwrapped tree-tagged gifts, Hope Sen-iors socks/toiletries and gifts for the COME pre-teens program. We need to collect the NOW funds in time to purchase the Target

gift cards for the families. You may place your envelopes in the offering plate or church office. THANK YOU! God bless you!

Holy Cross Staff

Rev. Andrew Koschmann

408-356-3525 x104 [email protected]

Betsy Burnham, DCE

408-356-3525 x 105 [email protected]

Andy Meyer, Business Administrator

408-356-3525 x 102 [email protected]

Linda Lutz, Parish Administrator


Cynthia Fehrenbach, Children’s Center Dir.

408-356-6828 [email protected]

Gail Fern, Publications Assistant


mailto:[email protected]






Thanks for Supporting the Sew & Grow ChristCare Quilt

Auction! Our thanks to all who generously supported us with their funds and generous hearts toward the Sew &

Grow ChristCare Quilt Auction. This year, through your con-tributions, we raised $1,740 to be divided equally between Family Supportive Housing San Jose Family Shelter for the homeless and Real Options Community Pregnancy Center, supporting families and protecting the unborn with Jesus’ love and care. God bless you all and enjoy your quilts and handmade items!


The Men’s breakfast will be held this Saturday, December 7th at 8.00 am in the Celebration Center. You are invited to this opportunity for Christian fellowship at Ho- ly Cross. The Men’s Breakfast has been going strong at Holy Cross for many years now - we will have chef Rich Mirto preparing a treat for us. No one leaves hungry!!! Our study will be focused on the book of Ephesians based on a study guide from Vision Video – we will explore the fifth session which covers Ephesians 4:17-5:20 - The Church is like God. Our group is fun, informal and we have discussions on a wide range of subjects. What do you have for breakfast on Saturday mornings? Please invite a friend or neighbor to join us and be part this dynamic group. An RSVP IS ENCOURAGED SO THAT WE CAN HAVE AN GOOD COUNT FOR FOOD Contact Richard Lambie: Office 551-2122 cell 408-499-2693

Christmas Blessing for Needy Families Dear Friends in Christ,

As we head toward Christmas and the end of this year, we reflect on what Christ means

to us in our lives and to realize more fully how He loves each person and wants them to be His follow-

ers. We thank Him for inviting us to join Him on His Mission to be a part of the lives of everyone we

encounter.

As we enjoy this season of celebrating the Lord’s coming, we prayerfully ask you to consider making a

designated donation to Holy Cross’ annual Christmas Blessing Fund. Our focus for the Christmas Bless-

ing will be to continue to provide funds for the 2019-2020 Adopt-A-Family program at Holy Cross. This

program provides funds for families in extreme need—families from our Children’s Center, Holy Cross

members, and those in our community to whom God leads us in their crisis situations. Our Adopt-A-

Family committee works confidentially with Pastor, Cynthia, and each family to ascertain how we can

help, to pray with them, to distribute Target gift cards, gas cards, and to keep in touch to share God’s

love and care to support them at this crucial point in their lives.

This past year our Adopt-A-Family Program helped families from our Holy Cross Children’s Center as

well as families known within Holy Cross and outside in our community who God led to us with crisis

situations. We provided gift cards and prayers for these families in need of food and household goods in

dire financial situations. Over the years Holy Cross has helped many families -- and with your donation,

we can continue to make a difference in their lives through this program. This year’s Christmas Blessing

will focus totally on supporting the Adopt-A-Family endeavor.

Thanks to your generosity we are able to show the ways our Lord provides and points

people to Christ. If you are moved to donate to the Christmas Blessing fund, you may use

the enclosed envelope, use a Designated Gift envelope in your offering envelope box, do-

nate on-line through Tithely, or just write “Christmas Blessing” on the memo line of your

check.

God bless you for your generosity as you extend care to those in need in the Lord’s King-

dom!

In Jesus, Pastor Koschmann, Holy Cross Church Council, and Holy Cross Adopt-A-Family committee


Bethlehem December 12-16

6:30 – 9 PM

Santa Clara First Baptist Church

3111 Benton Street

Santa Clara, CA

www.bethlehemsc.com

(408) 241-7635

Bring the family to this amazing live Nativity scene.


http://www.bethlehemsc.com

Preparing For Christmas!

Holy Cross Lutheran Church

15885 Los Gatos-Almaden Rd. Los Gatos, CA 95032

(408) 356-3525 www.holycrosslosgatos.com

Sundays Dec 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Worship 9:30 AM

Bible Class Dec. 1, 8 & 22 Sunday School Dec. 1 & 8

Mid-Week Advent Worship with Holy Communion

Wednesdays Dec. 4, 11 & 18 Advent Supper 5:45 PM Advent Worship 7 PM

Sunday December 15th

9:30 AM Christmas Cantata Worship Service Christmas Cookie Decorating immediately after!

Christmas Eve, Tuesday, Dec. 24th

5 PM Candlelight Worship Service 7:30 PM Candlelight Worship Service with Holy Communion


http://www.holycrosslosgatos.com

Celebrating Thanksgiving at Holy Cross

Sunday, November 17, 2019


Attention ALL Musicians - Vocalists & Instrumentalists

Holy Cross will present a special musical message on Sunday, December 15th.

This will be a short term commitment, but will be a long term benefit to you and our

Church. Feel free to contact any of the music leaders to see how you or someone you

know, can help with this Christmas Cantata. All ages welcomed!

Chancel Choir - Doug Peterson

One Voice - Cynthia Fehrenbach

Good Tidings - Chris Reynolds

Bells - Gene Eckert

Kings Brass - Ed Lacina

Help Us Make a Joyful Noise! There will be an open vocal rehearsal for our Christmas Cantata

from 8 to 9PM on Thursday Dec. 5th with our guest conductor -

Roberta (Bobbie) Howe.


Kidz Night Out November 2, 2019


Convoy of Hope A day of blessing our community


“KIK” are serving the people in Central Asia: Excerpt from a recent newsletter with name changes to protect privacy: “Following One Who Once Followed Mohamed to Messiah Like most new believers here, Z feared persecution. She was careful that others wouldn’t find out she was reading the Bible or going to a Christian service. But after a year of coming to our weekly gathering, she is gradually opening up about her new faith. Recently she had a conflict with her husband. She was frustrated, feeling offended. She got out her audio New Testament, a pocket-sized mp3 player we gave her. Listening to God’s words really calmed her down. When a Russian man at her worksite spotted her with the earphones in her ears, he inquired, “Sister, are you listening to music?” “Yeah, yeah, I’m listening to the music,” Z intended to avoid further investigation, adding, “I’m even dancing!” Then this worker, very curious, took her earphones. Putting them in his ears, he suddenly realized she was listening to something about God. The nominally Russian Orthodox man said, “Sister, you have your own God, Allah. You are a Muslim, a follower of Mohamed.” Z replied, “Yes, we had Mohamed. He was a prophet, and he died. There is only one God, and he sent Isa. Isa died on the cross for us. He poured out his blood to save all people. He also was resurrected. Isa is alive and He is coming again. So that’s the real God that I am following.” The Russian young man was really surprised and kept thinking about what this woman was saying. The next day she saw this worker was drunk. Z said, “Hey, Y, Isa gave His life for you. You should fol-low Him. Rather than ruining your body, you should seek God and ask his forgiveness for not taking care of yourself, for harming your body.” Then, this Russian young man realized Z was a Christian. He was very, very surprised. So, he went to report her to her Muslim husband, “Sir, did you know that your wife is following Isa the Messiah?” Z’s husband, who often derogated her faith, defended her this time, “Yes, she likes to read the Holy Scriptures, and she is following the One Living God.” But then he puts his pointer finger over his lips, whispering, “Sh-hhhh, don’t tell anyone.” This week, Y followed Z to our weekly gathering for the first time. He has been listening to Z’s audio Scripture. How amazing! Z, a Muslim background believer, brings a nominal Russian Orthodox to the Messiah.” Prayer requests:

That God may grant swift & complete healing to K’s mother after her surgery for cancer. And that I & K will be able to carry on during K’s absence to be with his mother.

Pray for all new believers that God would sustain their faith against the immense family & cul-tural pressure to remain Muslim.


Pray also for “K” who is completing her senior year in high school and will be making college applications in the USA. Give thanks for the renewing of her student visa where she now lives.

Please pray for wisdom & strength as K works again with the area farmers. Pray also for a smooth process registering the new learning center with the government.

Pastor Stephen and Maggie Oliver and their children (Isaac, Gary, and Virginia) are serving at Chi-

na Lutheran Seminary in Taiwan:

Rachel Renken is a missionary member of YWAM (Youth With A Mission) serving in Montana. Rachel will be here with us at Holy Cross on Sunday, January 12th! We’re excited to hear all she has to say about

how God is leading her through different experiences & Bible studies in Montana.

She just transitioned out of running TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) and into the Donor

Development Department. She also has a major role in overseeing the dietary needs of staff and students in the

kitchen. On Friday mornings she is working online in the School of Biblical Studies studying scripture which gives

her great delight.

For Joni & Friends Ministries as they serve so many families affected by disabilities:

Prayer requests: Please pray for their witness to the people of Taiwan, pray for

the study time they have been granted in St. Louis from Septem-

ber through December 2019. We thank God that they will be

able to be at Holy Cross on Sunday, Dec. 29, sharing the Word

and their experiences as they are with Jesus on His Mission in

Taiwan.

Pray also for Pastor Scharrer at China Lutheran Seminary and his

team’s prison ministry.

She will be in Montana until 2023 when she hopes to move to Taitung, Tai-

wan. Rachel had initially made a 2-year commitment to YWAM in Montana.

She then felt God calling her to make it a 5-year commitment. S

Rachel is in need of ongoing PRAYER and financial support. Please support her according to the following instructions: You can give through Holy Cross designated funds, or go to https://giving.ywammontana.org/support. Then, click on the tab “designated for” and scroll down to find Rachel’s name. Set up an account by filling in some basic information, so that the donation can be tax deductible. If you are able, you can also find the option to become a monthly supporter and set up a direct deposit.


https://giving.ywammontana.org/support

https://giving.ywammontana.org/support

Members who are Shut-ins:

Marvelle Krenz

Nancy Meyer

Pastor Matt Sullivan

Margaret Sandberg

Those Serving Our Country:

Aaron

Lindze Bare

Jeremy Binz

Scott Brose

Clayton & Michael Carroll

Rob Fincher

Chloe Griffith

Michael Horne

Adam Madewell

Kyle Mattox

Eric Siler

Josh Siler

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Forget Me Not Prayer List

Family and Friends Needing Prayer:

(Requesting party is in parenthesis)

Art Larson

Brandon Philp (Joan Eckert)

Christine (Pam Peterson)

Claudia (Joan Eckert)

Dennis (Mike Fehrenbach)

Elli Anderson

George Lutz

Ginger (Cynthia Fehrenbach)

Gloria Gray (Joan Eckert)

Helen Raboubi

Iver (Fehrenbach’s)

Jennifer (Children’s Center)

Jessica Newton (Kristi Ramey)

Leann Martin

Mary Martuscelli

Patti ((Kathy Spenhoff)

Sieglinde Fehrenbach

Sonja & Dan Bunnell

Sonia Stepovich (Lutz)

Teresa (Fehrenbach)

Vince (Rich Mirto)

December Birthdays 1 Robert Ferber 4 Robert Hagele Jacob Pederson 5 Anyssa Binni 6 Haley Cornelison Jackie Cornelison 9 Jake Oderio 10 Diane Lacina 12 Sharlyn Maeda 14 Lynn Black 15 Elizabeth Gomez 17 Tim Davis Pat Helton 18 Michael Hughes 19 Donna Balistreri 20 John H. Muller 22 Amanda Arias 23 Nicholas Miller Marlene Oliver 27 Joanne Hilburn Ryan Meyer Joshua Sills 28 Debbie Nauseda 29 Tara Mandanici Colomba Rameriz 31 Miriah Hemminger

December Anniversaries 11 Todd & Melanie Bollentino - 20 yrs. 16 Kelly & Teresa Codemo - 30 yrs. 22 David & Nicki Goodin - 31 yrs. 28 Steven & Trudy Sheffield - 45 yrs. 30 Jerome & Linda Retterath – 30 yrs.


January Birthdays 2 Adam Spenhoff 3 Estelle Paiva 4 Ann Jeffrey 5 Harold Nauseda 8 Eleanor Anderson 9 Rich Mirto 11 Diane Stuenkel 12 Ken Berry Kimberly Westrick 15 Lynn Weisshahn 16 Larry Gorvad Kirsten Westrick 20 Grace Ramey 21 Mike Fehrenbach Ken Ramirez 24 Jessica DeMartini Robert Thor 25 John Gorvad Rod Ulibarri 26 Bob Black Robert Black, Jr. 27 Erik Black 28 Lisa Hughe 30 Kou Maeda

January Anniversaries 10 Andrew & Maureen Meyer - 33 yrs. 15 Ken & Danielle Berry - 15 yrs.

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