June 30, 2013 - Holy Trinity Catholic Church

MASS SCHEDULE
Weekend Masses:
Saturday at 5:00 pm
Sunday at 8:00 am & 10:30 am
Confessions:
Saturday at 4:00 pm
Weekday Masses:
Tuesday through Friday 7:30 am
Saturday at 8:00 am
Holy Day Masses:
7:30 am and 7:00 pm
Adoration:
Wednesday 8am-9am
Saturday 8:30am-9:30am
First Friday 8am-3pm
CLERGY: (719) 633-2132
Pastor: Rev. James Williams . . . .ext. 2
holytrinitycatholicparish@comcast.net
Deacon: Jerry Lachiewicz
deaconjerrylachiewicz@gmail.com
Deacon: Mike McGrady
mcgradymike@comcast.net
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF:
(Full-time)
Julie Griffith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 0
Administrative Assistant
htparishoffice@yahoo.com
Mary McLean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 5
Business & Facilities Manager
htmarymc@yahoo.com
(Part-time)
Diane Olivieri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 6
Accountant
trinity.book@yahoo.com
Joan Lobeck 650-3955
Music Director
lobeckjc@yahoo.com
(Volunteers)
Religious Education Coordinator
Rebecca Longoria . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 4
R.C.I.A. Coordinator:
Bev Tursich 660-8224
batursich@gmail.com
Stephen Ministry:
Ed Flannery, Coordinator . . . . . . . ext. 8
htstephenministry@yahoo.com
Catholic Legacy Society
Peggy Cusick…. . . . . . . . . . . 866-6518
pcusick@diocs.org
Parish Office is located in the house to the
north of the church
Office Hours: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm M-F
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
A Parish of the Diocese of Colorado Springs
3122 Poinsetta Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Email: holytrinitycatholicparish@comcast.net
Phone: (719) 633-2132 Fax: (719) 633-0975
Web: www.holytrinitycs.com
“No one who sets a hand to the plow and looks to what was left
behind is fit for the kingdom of God.” (Luke 9:62)
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 30, 2013

Volunteer Ministries at Holy Trinity
Altar Servers
Baptismal Prep Classes
Bereavement Dinners
Bulletin Stuffers
Church Environment
Coffee and Donuts
Columbian Squires
Communion - Home Bound
Communion - Nursing Homes
Confirmation / RCIA
Evangelization
Evening Prayer Group
Faith Formation
Families with Young Children
Family Adoration
Fostering Hope
Gabriel Project
Health and Wellness
Holy Trinity Ladies Guild
Knights of Columbus
Lectors / XMs
Lighthouse Catholic Media
Marian House Soup Kitchen
Marriage Prep / Marriage Retreat
Men's Club
Monthly Name Tags
Music
Prayer Line
RCIA
Reconciliation
Religious Ed
Respect Life
Scouts
Senior Dinners
SHARE Food Program
Stephen Ministry
Stewardship
Ushers / Greeters
Vocations
Welcoming Newcomers
Young Adults (18-39)
Fr. Jim Williams
Fr. Jim Williams
Judie Scott
Judy McIntire
Angela McGrady
Mary Elizabeth Ruwell
Leon Dunn
Judie Scott
550-0943
Angela Rizor
Bev Tursich
Vacant
Jim O’Leary
Fr. Jim Williams
Vacant
Anne French
Barb Lara
Susan Pavlica
232-3609
Dale Huffner
Judie Scott
Kevin Flynn
Chuck Pavlica
Anne French
Dick & Evelyn
Koprowski
Fr. Jim Williams
Fr. Jim Williams
Sherri & Robbie Harmes
Joan Lobeck
Gerry Heedt
Bev Tursich
Rebecca Longoria
Rebecca Longoria
Matt Niedzielski
Mike Bartusek
Mike Bartusek
Jane & Vince Biondi
Larry & Mary Thompson
Ed & Charlene Flannery
Susan Pavlica
Pete Dunn
Fr. Jim Williams
Ewa Folden
Deacon Mike McGrady
VOLUNTEERS ARE NOT PAID FOR THEIR
WORK, NOT BECAUSE THEY’RE WORTH-
LESS, BUT BECAUSE THEY’RE PRICELESS!
Welcome to
Holy Trinity Catholic Parish
Would you like to know more about the Catholic
Church “Open Door RCIA” holds classes every Sunday
at 1:00 pm in the Faith House. New members are
always welcome. There is no fee and no commitment is
necessary. Come ask your questions and learn about the
Catholic faith. For more information call Beverley at
660-8224 or email batursich@gmail.com.
Welcome home Are you already Catholic but have not
been to Mass and have not been practicing your faith If
you are a Catholic who has been away from the Church
for a while, this invitation is for you. Our faith community
misses you and is incomplete without you. No matter
how long you have been away, and for whatever reason,
we invite you to consider renewing your relationship with
the Catholic Church. Call Beverley at 660-8224 or email
batursich@gmail.com.
Not a parishioner of Holy Trinity There are many
reasons to become a registered member: our numerous
religious education classes, opportunities for Christian
service in the community, letters of recommendation to
serve as godparents and sponsors for newcomers to the
faith, pre-printed tithing envelopes (if desired), an annual
report of your charitable offerings and a subscription to
the Colorado Catholic Herald. Registration forms are
available in the foyers or online www.holytrinitycs.com.
Bulletin announcements must be submitted no later
than noon on Tuesday. Please send announcements to
Julie Griffith: htparishoffice@yahoo.com.
Sacramental Preparation
Baptisms: Parents and at least one godparent must be
registered in a Catholic parish prior to preparation for
the Sacrament. Parents and godparents need to attend
baptismal preparation classes. Classes are held quarterly
at 6:30pm. Contact the parish office for complete
information.
Marriage: All engaged couples participate in the
Marriage Preparation Program (a policy of the Diocese
of Colorado Springs). Contact the parish office AT
LEAST ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE of your planned
marriage to begin preparation.
Sacrament of the Sick/Emergencies: When the parish
office is closed, call 963-5036. Calls are monitored on a
regular basis.
Funerals: Please call the parish office before scheduling
date and time with a funeral home. The parish office
schedules presiders, musicians, and servers in consultation
with family members.
Please contact the parish office for additional
information at (719) 633-2132.

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time June 30, 2013
Weekly Events Calendar
Sunday, June 30
1:00 pm: RCIA-Faith House
Tuesday, July 2
6:00 pm: Boy Scouts-cafeteria
Wednesday, July 3
7:00 pm: Music Practice-Church
Thursday, July 4 ~ INDEPENDENCE DAY
OFFICE CLOSED
Friday, July 5
OFFICE CLOSED
8:00am-3:00pm: First Friday Adoration
6:30 pm: Knight’s First Friday Rosary & Mass -Church
7:00 pm: Knight’s Pot Luck-Hope House
Sunday, July 7
1:00 pm: RCIA-Faith House
To view the Parish Calendar go online to
http://www.holytrinitycs.com
THANK YOU
For Sharing Your Treasure!
June 23 Offertory $ 6,631.12
Weekly Goal $ 8,679.25
Cumulative Goal $ 451,321.00
Actual Offertory to Date: $ 493,369.14
Over (Under) Goal $ 42,048.14
Mass Times & Intentions
Monday, July 1
No Mass
Tuesday, July 2
7:30 am Mass: Amanda Atencio (SI)
by: Cecilia Atencio
Wednesday, July 3
7:30 am Mass: John Kahdemy (SI)
Thursday, July 4
9:00 am Mass: The Neidigh Siblings
by: The Family
Friday, July 5
7:30 am Mass: Janet Beck
by: Carl & Linda Mosch
Saturday, July 6
8:00 am Mass: Religious Vocations
***Adoration & Holy Hour following Mass***
5:00 pm Mass: Al Atencio, Sr.
by: His wife and family
Sunday, July 7
8:00 am Mass: Holy Trinity Parishioners (SI)
10:30 am Mass: Bill & Sharon Dak (SI)
by: The French Family
Daily Rosary -7:10am -Tues-Fri,
Sat. after 8am Mass
To request a Mass intention, please call parish office.
Part of your offertory dollars are used to maintain the facilities
of Holy Trinity (excluding the school which is
maintained by our tenants). We have made, or are in the
process of making, several long term capital repairs to our
church properties to include:
New Church Air Conditioner $ 21,840.00
New Church Lighting
(to be completed in three stages) $ 19,163.00
Parking Lot Asphalt Repair and Seal $ 7,300.00
Repair Pastor's Rectory Driveway $ 2,300.00
New Hardbound Hymnals $ 5,865.00
Upgrade to Church Sound System
pending
Your dollars in the collection basket allow us do God's
work through our ministries and to maintain a vibrant
parish! Thank you for your generosity.
MONDAY MASSES TO RESUME AT HOLY TRINITY
Beginning, Monday, July 8, we will celebrate daily
Mass at 7:30am. Fr. David Stahl has agreed to help
us out with the Mass schedule at Holy Trinity, so Fr.
Jim has asked him to celebrate Monday Masses.

HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH June 30, 2013
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
LAWS OF LOVE
St. Paul has a unique vision of freedom. We
often think that freedom means I can do what I want
without interference from an outside source, such as a
bureaucracy or a dictator. For most Americans, it
means being able to take care of myself and my family,
hopefully without having to pay too much in
taxes. We usually associate that with the "pursuit of
happiness" without thinking too much about what happiness
is. What makes Paul's idea unique is that his
vision of happiness means serving one another in love.
For Paul, freedom is not so much being free from oppression
as being free to love and serve those around
us.
What would stop us from loving others It
could be fear: "I'm not sure I would be able to do any
good. I'm afraid of going into a bad neighborhood to
help the homeless." Or it could be attachment to possessions
or even to our family--the man in the Gospel
wasn't free to follow Jesus because he thought it
meant leaving his family behind.
Paul talks about another kind of freedom when
he says that following the Spirit means freedom from
the Law (Galatians 5:18). He meant people who were
obsessed with keeping all the laws and customs that
were part of the Jewish tradition. It would be like
someone who goes to Mass on Sunday only because
he doesn't want to break a Church law, or someone
who drives the speed limit only because he doesn't
want to pay a fine. Taken to an extreme, you would
have to memorize every law on the books to be sure
you did not break one. The freedom of the Spirit is a
life lived out of love. A person would go to Mass out
of love for God; a driver would obey the speed limit to
protect other drivers. As long as we love one another,
we wouldn't have to worry about breaking the law, for
God's laws are all examples of how to love one another.
VATICAN APPROVES INCLUSION OF ST.
JOSEPH’S NAME IN MAIN EUCHARISTIC PRAYERS
The Vatican’s Congregation for Divine Worship
and the Discipline of the Sacraments has included
the name of St. Joseph, husband of the Virgin Mary, in
the main Eucharistic Prayers at Mass. The revised
prayers are approved to be used immediately.
The decree Paternas vices (Fatherly care) was
issued May 1 by the Congregation for Divine Worship
and the Discipline of the Sacraments and promulgated
by the authority of Pope Francis. St. Joseph has been
included in the first Eucharistic Prayers since Pope
John XXIII inserted his name in 1962. The new decree
extends the inclusion of St. Joseph to Eucharist Prayers
II, III, and IV.
St. Joseph is widely venerated in the Catholic
Church. In 1870, Pope Pius IX proclaimed him Patron
of the Universal Church, a feast celebrated on March
19. The Vatican’s decree says that St. Joseph “stands
as an exemplary model of the kindness and humility
that the Christian faith raises to a great destiny and
demonstrates the ordinary and simple virtues necessary
for men to be good and genuine followers of Christ.”
STEWARDSHIP
We hope you enjoyed reading
"The Heart that Gives: Seven
Traits of Joyful Stewardship,"
which the Stewardship Committee
handed out last month. This
little booklet has a lot of food for
thought!
Do you sometimes find yourself noticing the things
you don't have rather than what you do have Like
Lucy from "Peanuts" we may not realize the blessings
we have (see pages 6-7). Try this week to stop
before going to bed each night and say out loud at
least five things you are grateful for.
"When we realize how fortunate we are, how good
God is to us, we want to return the favor. We want
to give back. With a grateful heart we want, in turn,
to bless others. We realize that the blessings we
have are not just for our satisfaction, but are given so
that we may do good with them." (page 7)
Feed the Poor . . . Please help us feed the poor
through the Divine Redeemer Weekly Food Bank.
“ jelly ”
is the food item of the week!

City of God
Book Study
Beginning July 25 from 6:00 – 7:30pm
In the Faith House
St. Augustine's classic book "Concerning the City of
God Against the Pagans" has been considered by some to
be a Christian reply to the charge that Rome was sacked
because it had become Christian. Might Augustine's tome
be relevant today, sixteen hundred years later Come find
out as we engage Augustine in a ten month study of "City
of God."
The ten-month study will be facilitated by Matt
Niedzielski (MA History and Theology) at Holy Trinity
Parish beginning on July 25th at 6 PM.
Please contact the parish at 633-2132
or holytrinitycatholicparish@comcast.net with questions or to register.

HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH June 30, 2013
PEACH AND PEAR SALE
Council #582 Knights of
Columbus for Holy Trinity Parish
will once again sell peaches and
pears this summer. Due to severe weather and late
frosts half of the peach crop was lost. The surviving
crop looks good but is the SURVIVING CROP. As
a result, one half of last year’s peach sales will be
allocated to each council for this year. We regret this
inconvenience, but there will not be enough peaches
to go around. Therefore, we must initiate a firstcome,
first-serve and limit one box per customer
policy this year. Pears look good and there will no
be restrictions on pears this year.
Prices are as follows: 18 lbs. peaches-$31; 10
lbs. peaches-$20; 20 lb. pears-$30; 10 lb. pears $19.
Our Knights will start taking order this weekend and
each weekend thereafter until our quota of 601 lb.
peaches is reached. Thank you for your support.
Looking for a few good men!!
The Knights of Columbus are practicing
Catholic men, 18 years of age and
older. They meet at the Hope House
for meals, fellowship, and more! For
more information about the Knights, and to learn
how to join, contact our Grand Knight, Kevin Flynn
at 632-3698.
Reflections on the Apostles’ Creed
I believe in the Holy Spirit...
In John’s Gospel we read how Jesus
promises to send the Holy Spirit as
our advocate: “And I will ask the
Father, and He will give you another
Advocate, to be with you forever.
This is the Spirit of truth, whom the world cannot
receive, because it neither sees Him nor knows Him.
You know Him because He abides with you, and He
will be in you.” (John 14:16-17)
At Pentecost we celebrate the Holy Spirit descending
on the Apostles in tongues of fire. The Holy Spirit
animates them with great zeal to bear witness to Jesus
Christ.
How does the Holy Spirit guide my life Do I live out
my faith with the zeal of the Spirit
Post Abortion Healing Retreat
If you are struggling from having had an abortion,
experience the healing presence and love of Jesus
Christ on a Rachel’s Vineyard Weekend Retreat.
Rachel’s Vineyard retreats address the soul wounds
that run deep in many women and men who have
had an abortion and in those who have helped another
have an abortion. The retreat is open to individuals,
couples, and grandparents. The retreat experience
combines Scriptural exercises, discussions
and sharing, the Sacrament of Reconciliation with a
compassionate priest, a Memorial service, and a
Mass of the Resurrection. Come and experience
God’s tender, healing mercy in this Catholic, scripturally
based program suitable for all Christian denominations.
Memories of condemnation, abandonment, pain, and
confusion are handled with care and replaced by reconciliation.
The retreat offers a beautiful opportunity
to experience God’s unconditional love, forgiveness,
compassion, and His peace with others who are also
in need of healing. A priest and a licensed counselor
are in attendance throughout the weekend. Participation
is completely confidential.
The next retreat is July 12-14. For more information
call or email Lori 303-904-7414 - lorgreg@msn.com
or Amee 720-271-7406 -
Astadler7@msn.com. For an overview of the retreat
and testimonies of past retreat participants, see the
National Rachel’s Vineyard website at
www.rachelsvineyard.org.
www.rvcolorado.org
Recommended reading:
Forbidden Grief by Theresa Burke
Redeeming a Father's Heart: Men Share Powerful
Stories of Abortion Loss and Recovery by Kevin
Burke
Don’t struggle alone.
Come and be with others
who have known and experienced the same soul
wound and have found forgiveness and peace.
"Blessed are those that mourn for they
shall be comforted." Matthew 5:4

HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH June 30, 2013
LIGHTHOUSE CD OF THE MONTH
“Jesus Is”
Fr. Michael Schmitz
Get it on the LIGHTHOUSE MEDIA stand
in the south foyer of the church
Fr. Michael Schmitz, a renown and beloved speaker
and spiritual guide to the Young Church, discusses
the all-important topic of God's existence. Armed
with his usual repertoire of lively humor and sound
philosophy, Fr. Mike reveals the incredible implications
of the question which Christ asks all of us:
"Who do YOU say that I Am"
Summer Music Ministry
Many parishioners prepare for
weekend liturgies by reading/
praying the scriptures ahead of
time. During the summer, parishioners
are invited to prepare
more fully for weekend Masses
by rehearsing the music. Come to Wednesday evening
rehearsals (see dates below) to practice and
learn the songs and hymns that will be used for the
weekend Masses. There is no obligation to join the
music ministry or even to sit in the music area. Just
come and sing to praise our Lord! Bring the
whole family! Summer rehearsal dates are July 3 &
17 & 31, Aug. 14 & 28 at 7:00 pm in the church.
Questions Contact Joan Lobeck, Music Director,
650-3955.
Stephen Ministry
How a Stephen Minister will walk
through a crisis with you:
•They will call you and let you know
you are important.
•They will let you know we are there and we care.
•They will ask you how you feel and let you talk
about it.
•They will let you express your anger and loneliness,
and let you cry if you need to.
•They will ask you if you need a hug or a prayer.
•They will hear you, not only with their ears, but
also with their eyes and heart.
•They will let you feel your humanness, and be very
honest with you.
•They will help you turn to God.
Please contact: Holy Trinity Stephen Ministry office,
633-2132 x8 or e-mail:
htstephenministry@yahoo.com
for this free, confidential service.
July 4 *** Independence Day ***
9:00AM
S Art Cipoletti
S Ron Sebben
L1 Art Cipoletti
L2 Mary Lou Nichols
1 Jane Biondi
2 Hatsi McCormick
3 Angela Rizor
July 6-7 *** 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time ***
5:00PM 8:00AM 10:30AM
S Russell Tamlin S DeWayne Scott S Dave Murphy
S John Tafoya S Art Cipoletti S Donn Shigio
L1 Owen Graff L1 Marisa Honeycutt L1 Mary Blair
L2 Ed Flannery L2 John Cramer L2 Angel McGrady
1 Russell Tamlin 1 Tim Hagedorn 1 Pat Dowling
2 Charlene Flannery 2 Trudy Devers 2 Dave Murphy
3 Elaine Ivan 3 DeWayne Scott 3 Donn Shigio

Leave a Legacy to Holy Trinity!
Do not put off planning your
estate.... for we know not the day
nor the hour. Good stewardship dictates
that we look ahead and make
provisions for our family and our
Church. Please include Holy Trinity
in your estate plans. For sample
bequest language contact Peggy Cusick, Director of
Parish Legacy Initiative, at (719) 866-6518 or
pcusick@diocs.org or visit
www.diocsGiftLegacy.org.
UPDATE MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
Many of our families are listed with grown children
still living at home, and we would like to update this
information as well as correct addresses, phone
numbers, and email addresses for everyone. Please
call Julie at the church office, 633-2132 x0 or email
us at htparishoffice@yahoo.com, to provide any
changes, additions or deletions. Whether you’ve recently
moved, changed phone numbers, or have a
new baby in the family, please let us know if there
are any changes we need to make to update your
record. Thank you for your help!!
READINGS
July 1, 2013 through July 7, 2013
Monday: Gn 18:16-33; Ps 103:1b-4, 8-11; Mt 8:18-22
Tuesday: Gn 19:15-29; Ps 26:2-3, 9-12; Mt 8:23-27
Wednesday: Eph 2:19-22; Ps 117:1bc-2; Jn 20:24-29
Thursday: Gn 22:1b-19; Ps 115:1-6, 8-9; Mt 9:1-8;
Friday: Gn 23:1-4, 19; 24:1-8, 62-67; Ps 106:1b-5;
Mt 9:9-13
Saturday: Gn 27:1-5, 15-29; Ps 135:1b-6; Mt 9:14-17
Sunday: Is 66:10-14c; Ps 66:1-7, 16, 20; Gal 6:14-18;
Lk 10:1-12, 17-20 [10:1-9]
Communion to the Homebound
Do you know someone in our parish who is temporarily
or permanently homebound or in a nursing
home and would like to receive communion weekly
Please call Judie Scott at 550-0943 to schedule a
homebound visit or Angela Rizor at 636-1041 to
schedule a nursing home visit. If you are an Extraordinary
Minister who would like to visit and take
communion to the sick and homebound, please call
Judie to volunteer for residences and Angela to volunteer
for nursing homes.
Notice: If your loved one has recovered
please call the office to remove their name
from the prayer list to make room for
others in need of prayer. Thank you.
Please pray for . . .
Susan Wencl Abbot ~ JoAnn Anderson ~ Lucy Apadoca ~
Esther Atencio ~ Jolene Augustine ~ Linda Bartusek ~
Pauline Brass ~ Melanie Boehm ~Phyllis Borman ~ Derick
Bright ~ Cecilia & Glen Brim ~ Judy Carle ~ Venitta Chow
~ The Cox Family ~ Mercy Cruz ~ Dora Dak ~ Jean Courtney
~ Nicholas Cunningham ~ William Cutting ~ Joanne
Demling ~ Aurelia DeWitt ~ Elaine DeWitt ~ Kate
Donaldson ~ Victoria Doris ~ Larry Dunn ~ Clareen Eklund
~ Jim & Julie Ekwall ~ Rochelle Epperson ~ Tim Epperson
~ Carlos Espinoza ~ Matthew Feller ~ Nikki Fitzgerald ~
Amelia Fitzgerald ~ Teresa Fitzgerald ~ Mary Franke ~ Martha
Fretty ~ Mary Gowing Gallogly ~ Barbara Garcia ~ Jennifer
Gonzalez ~ Mary Grove ~ Jamie Hamlin ~ Sue
Hammond ~ Pauline Hand ~ Betty Hart ~ Gale Haun ~ Alice
Heedt ~ Drew Hoffman ~ Herman & Ilse Hogenmiller ~
Lucille Hollenbeck ~ Paul Huffman ~ Barbara Irwin ~
Maria Jacques ~ Eric Jones, Jr. ~Pat Kiruy ~ Connie Krout ~
Will Klein ~ John Klube ~ Penny Klube ~ Don Knapke ~
Karen Kramer ~ Gary Krupa ~ Harry Lambrecht ~ Howard
Lanier ~ Aiko Marinko ~ Carol Marinko ~ Ron Marinko ~
Al Martinelli ~ Thelma Martino ~ Alice Matthew ~ Caitlin
McElhaney ~ Earl McElhaney ~ Cecilia McGuire ~ Art
McLean ~ Greg McLean ~ Jesse McCoon ~ Alex Medina ~
John Mikoni ~ Patricia Milbrandt ~ Doug Moloney ~ Carl
Mosch ~ Steven Nagel ~ Dan Navarro ~ Gaynelle Newman
~ Joey Nickelson ~ Valerie Nicolosi ~ Mark O’Donnell ~
Michael Paradis ~ Susan Pavlica ~ Bernice Peterson ~ Janice
Pico ~ Kay Pollack ~ Jerome Prosen ~ Dorothy Pruitt ~ Jennifer
Radcliff ~ Palmer Reorda ~ Eric Reyes ~ Mary Ann
Rivas ~ Joseph Rivas ~ Edward Rivas ~ Charlie Roat ~
Linda Schell ~ Kathy Schell ~ Larry Sebben ~ Ron Sebben ~
Tim Shaw ~ Andrea Simpleman ~ Carol Siter ~ Herman &
Mickey Stockinger ~ Michalina Stwertnik ~ Mary Thomas ~
Ron Tonuci ~ Ruben Volz ~ Carol Wadman ~Michelle
Walker ~ Sam Walker ~ Jarrod Walsh ~ Nicole Walsh ~
Mary Widell ~ Deanna Won ~ Wilma Young ~ Bob &
Margie Zimmerman