In The Beginning... Catholic Education In The Shakopee Area The ...

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In The Beginning...
Catholic Education In The Shakopee Area
The Spirit Is Building
Catholic Education Center
Our Angels

In The Beginning...
Kitty Hauer: “Farmer, we need a new school.”
Farmer Marschall: “What are you talking about?”
Kitty: “The temperature upstairs is 85°. There’s no circulation. It’s 65° on
the first floor. One room has to have an ice pack on the thermostat just to
keep the temperature above freezing. Some rooms have only one electrical
outlet. There’s no room for storage anywhere. We gotta do something
Farmer. We need a new school.”
Farmer: “Then let’s go build one.”
The thought. The idea for building a new school had to start some-
where. Two people saw the need and did something about it.
The existing school buildings were way past their prime and with the
population exploding in the Shakopee area, it became clear we were
going to run out of room. Something had to be done, and soon.
They started in August 1999, continuously knocking on door after
door trying to find land in Shakopee on which to build the new school on.
They found Bob Gillard, a 94-year old non-Catholic who owned 40
acres at the intersection of County Roads 83 and 16. Donations, pledges
and loans from parishioners funded the purchase price for the land.
Two years later, 30 acres of land east of Sun Path Elementary School
was acquired for the actual school site. The original 40 acres purchased
from Bob Gillard was sold to help fund the new school. The 30 acres was
comprised of 10 acres from
Billy and Bob Schmitz. 10
acres from Gene and Ginny
Hauer, with the Hauer’s
donating the other 10 acres.
Feasibility studies were
done. Postcards, letters and brochures were mailed to all parishioners
explaining the schools’ situation and the costs involved. Surveys were
taken. Town meetings were conducted.
Our community united. Hundreds of volunteers worked together,
donating thousands of hours in time, talent and treasure to truly justify
the theme throughout this campaign...
The Spirit is Building in Shakopee.
From left to right: Bob Gillard, Kitty Hauer,
Fr. Bill Stolzman and Farmer Marschall.
Transfering of land to SACS, January 2000.

1928 — St. Mark’s School

Catholic Education
In The Shakopee Area.
Let’s go back in time to see how Catholic
Education came to be in the Shakopee
area. We’ll look at St. Mark’s and St. Mary’s of
Shakopee and St. Mary’s of Marystown. Each
one has their own unique story.
Do you know what the cost was to build a
four room school at St. Mary’s in Shakopee in
1935? Did you know that the first “teacher” at
St. Mary’s of Marystown actually operated a
saloon? Or that all of the classes at St. Mark’s
were taught in German until 1917?
These and other interesting facts will give
you an idea of the character and history of
Catholic Education in the Shakopee Area.
St. Mark’s
The Benedictine Fathers arrived at the parish
of St. Mark’s in Shakopee in 1857. The small
stone church was only a year old and they
immediately set out to construct two 23’ x 26’
framed buildings, one to be used as a rectory
and the other as a school. Since there were no
nuns in Shakopee before 1862, it is believed that
the priests themselves were the first teachers. It
is also believed that all of the students were boys.
Letters in the Archives of St. Benedict in St.
Joseph, MN are explicit that the date of the nun’s
arrival was Oct. 9, 1862. Three young Benedictine
sisters from St. Mary’s in Pennsylvania came to
Shakopee and moved into a converted cow barn.
By 1866 there were 6 nuns, so construction
began on a limestone convent and school that
was built just south of the church. Known as
St. Gertrude’s Convent and Academy, it was to
be a boarding school for young women. Not only
did they accept day students from the surrounding
area, but for a brief time they also taught at the
Public School as well. We can only conclude that
the curriculum was similar to that which was
offered to students at St. Gertrude’s Academy a
few years later:
• Religion or Christian Doctrine
• Arithmetic and Language
• History and Geography
• Spelling and Composition
• Sewing and Mending
There were 30
nuns at St. Mark’s
in 1878 but the
Pastor, feeing
they couldn’t
teach German
properly,
replaced them
with the School
Sisters of Notre
Dame from
Milwaukee, WI.
In January of 1922, a fire
broke out in the kitchen of
the sister’s residence. The sisters could not
reach the phone (which was located in the
burning room) so they rang the school bell,
arousing the neighbors who in turn, called the
fire department. Because the school rooms
adjoined the residence, many were damaged by
smoke and water, so classes were suspended
while repairs were made. A fire insurance policy
of $7,000 was carried on the building and that
1917 — St. Mark’s Graduates
was sufficient for the repairs needed. No sisters
were injured in the commotion, but the sudden
uproar must have been quite a shock to their
orderly life.
By 1940 it was very apparent that a new
school was needed to house the increasing
enrollment. It was built in conjunction with the
parish hall and consisted of 6 classrooms, a
library, washrooms, auditorium and 5 extra
rooms. Part of the old building (built in 1883)
was torn down and the remaining building was
remodeled into additional rooms and a
chapel for the sisters.
According to the
parish census of
1948, 256 children
were enrolled in
St. Mark’s
Parochial school
and were taught
by 7 School
Sisters of Notre
Dame. Construction
in 1954 added more
classrooms, a cafeteria
and kitchen, storage
space and washrooms. Further
construction in 1964 added 9
additional classrooms, office space, washrooms
and storage.
In 1970, St. Mark’s School merged with the
schools of St. Mary’s in Shakopee and St. Mary’s
of the Purification in Marystown to form SACS,
the Shakopee Area Catholic School.

1937 — St. Mary’s Graduates
St. Mary’s of Shakopee
In June, 1935 Archbishop Murray visited St.
Mary’s parish in Shakopee to encourage the
parishioners to start a parochial school. Up until
then, students attended either St. Mark’s School
or the public school.
The proposal brought forth much discussion
and some disagreement. Nevertheless, Archbishop
Murray encouraged the pastor to proceed with
the building and in July of 1935, the excavation
began for a school situated east of the church
and facing Fifth Avenue. Men and teams with
shovels and scrapers began the preliminary
groundwork for the basement. John Kratochvil of
New Prague was the general contractor.
The one story brick building consisted of a
vestibule entrance, school office and four classrooms.
The basement contained a social hall, kitchen,
boiler room and lavatories. The cost was $32,000.
Archbishop Murray recommended that the
School Sisters of Notre Dame take charge and
on August 27, 1935 two nuns arrived to begin
registration.
The school opened on September
14, 1935 with 98 pupils in grades
1 through 8. Because the school
was not quite finished, grades 3,4,7,
and 8 met in the morning and grades
1,2,5, and 6 met in the afternoon
utilizing the two completed classrooms.
In August 1935, the parish
purchased the Theodore Weiland
home on the corner of Fifth Avenue
and Lewis Street to house the sisters.
The purchase price was $5,000.
On Sunday, October 27, 1935,
the parish used their new facility
for their first dinner and bazaar.
On June 1, 1936 the first graduation ceremony
took place for four pupils; Margaret Gelhaye,
Lila Lee Dressen, Arthur Smith and James
Ludowese.
In 1947 the school space proved to be inadequate
so a school room was finished off in the
basement. In 1949 Father McRaith received
permission to build an addition on the south side
of the building. It consisted of four classrooms, a
library and lavatories on the ground floor and a
gymnasium/auditorium in the basement. The
cost was $113,000. Again, John Kratchovil of New
Prague was the general contractor; A.V. Williams
did the plumbing and heating, and Thomas
Adcox of Shakopee did the electrical work. The
auditorium was converted into needed classrooms
and a gymnasium was added to the east of the
school at a later date.
In 1970, the three area Catholic elementary
schools merged and became the Shakopee Area
Catholic School (SACS). Grades 6-8 attended
classes at St. Mary’s School, grades 1-5 at St.
Mark’s School and St. Mary’s at Marystown
closed.
St. Mary’s of the Purification
St. Mary’s of the Purification was located in
the small unincorporated village of Marystown,
four miles south of Shakopee in Louisville
Township. The surrounding area was primarily
agriculture. It is not on the record when the first
school opened. However, the first children, few
in number, went to Mr. John Theis (who operated
a saloon) and received a few hours of daily
instruction during a certain period of the year.
Later, the school was transferred to the parish
house which consisted of two rooms. At first one
room was used for the school while the pastor
reserved the other for himself. When the number
of children increased, the entire building was
used a school and the pastor rented a house in
the vicinity.
A frame building built in the 1860’s was used
as a school for grades 1 through 8. The Catholic
Sisters of Charity taught in this location for some
years. For the first five months of the school year
it was considered a public school and the other
five months, a parochial school.
A two-story red brick building was constructed
at a cost of $2,954.53 in 1892. The building
consisted of four rooms. In 1935 it was remodeled
to include a stairwell and a new entrance.
During the years this school operated, it
was taught by several religious orders, namely
the Catholic Sisters of Charity, the Sisters of
1919 — Marystown playground

St. Francis and the School Sisters of Notre Dame.
Lay teachers also taught when nuns weren’t
available from 1901-1921.
Beginning in 1921, as a three room school,
the two upper rooms were a parochial school
taught by a lay teacher under the supervision of
the county superintendent of schools. The parish
didn’t ask for rent for use of the building. The
district paid the lay teacher’s salary and allowed
a certain amount for maintenance of the building.
According to the archives at Mankato, high
school grades 9 and 10 were taught by the
School Sisters of Notre Dame from 1927-1937.
One teacher taught both grades. Five students
were enrolled in the high school in 1934-35; ten
students in 1936-37. Some of the subjects taught
were English, Algebra and History. A small
tuition fee was charged for the students attending
the high school. Since this was considered a
parochial high school, no state aid was received
for its operation.
The school closed in 1970 and joined with
St. Mark’s and St. Mary’s of Shakopee to form
the Shakopee Area Catholic School (SACS).
The 98 year
old school was
torn down to
make room for
a parish center
in 1990.
SACS
In early 1969, at the request of the archbishop,
the school boards from the three schools met to
consider consolidation. It was felt that by consolidating
a better educational program could be
offered, including special and enrichment programs.
Many meetings were held and on January 28,
1970, three plans were presented to parents and
parishioners to provide a cooperative system of
parochial education between the schools.
The plan adopted was for St. Mark’s to provide
20 classrooms for grades 1 though 5 and St. Mary’s
of Shakopee to provide 12 classrooms for grades
6 through 8. St. Mary’s of Marystown would
close completely.
The fall of 1970 saw the Shakopee Area
Catholic schools (SACS) begin their first school
year with an enrollment of 862 students, 574
in grades 1-5 and 288 in grades 6-8. 494 of the
students were from St. Mark’s, 288 from St. Mary’s
and 80 from St. Mary’s, Marystown.
1971 — First Graduating Class of the Consolidation
Morning and afternoon kindergarten classes
were added in 1976. Pre-kindergarten began as a
half-time program in 1989. SACS Kids Club, an
after-school latchkey program, started in 1991. In
1995, the SACS School Board discussed at length
the possibility and consequences of increasing
the school enrollment to three sections per grade
level. The decision was made to start with three
sections of Kindergarten in the fall of 1996.
And in 1999, SACS opened its first full day
kindergarten sessions.
The opening of the Blomington Ferry Bridge
in 1994 saw the beginning of tremendous population
growth in the Shakopee area. The SACS
buildings were beginning to burst at the seams
and were in dire need of repair, remodeling and
updating. Both buildings were also land-locked
which would limit the previously planned-for
expansion.
In 1999 the decision was made to begin
searching for land for construction of a new
free-standing school building.
And the rest is history.

Shakopee Area Religious Education
In the early history of the churches of St. Mark,
St. Mary and St. Mary of the Purification of
Marystown, each parish had a Religious Education
Program for their students not attending their
Catholic Schools.
With the consolidation of the three Catholic
schools came the consolidation of the Religious
Education Program in 1970.
The Religious Education Board of St. Mary &
St. Mark started in 1970. Robert Sweeney was
the first accountant for the SARE Board for
approximately 25 years. The board consists of two
members from each of the three parishes.
SARE History Banners
From 1970-1972 Franciscan Seminarians from
Assumption Seminary were invited into homes
to teach the High School students.
Elementary classes were held after school
hours in St. Mark’s building on Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons. On Wednesdays, Junior
and Senior high classes were held in the evening.
These classes were conducted at St. Mary’s
school building. Over the years, days and times
of classes have been adjusted. Presently all grade
levels are held on Wednesday afternoons and
evenings.
Although the staff is salaried, the program
would not succeed without the numerous, dedicated
volunteers. For example, presently 65
catechists and another 60 support staff are needed
for the 3 sessions of grades 1-6, 1 session of
grades 7&8 and 1 session for grades 9-10. Grades
11 & 12 meet periodically.
The SARE Program is here to support the
parents in their role as primary educators in the
Confirmation Retreat
faith of their children. There are some families
in grades 1-8 who choose to teach Religious
Education as a family in their homes. This works
very well.
Sacramental Programs are a facet of the
SARE Program. For the Sacraments of First
Reconciliation, First Eucharist and Confirmation,
parent meetings and retreats are held. These
meetings and retreats are for SACS and SARE
students and parents.
SARE Classroom instruction

Shakopee Catholic Youth Ministry
Shakopee Catholic Youth Ministry began
with a group of parents and adults
who wanted to keep junior high and senior high
aged teens involved in the life of the Church and
to help them continue to grow in their faith. They
also wanted to provide fun, safe, social events
for teens and realized it would be advantageous
if people from all three parishes worked together
to accomplish this. The Church of St. Mary, the
Church of St. Mark and
St. Mary’s of the
Purification Church in
Marystown were already
consolidated for a
Catholic school and for
their religious education
program, so it made sense
to cooperate together for
these efforts too. Parents
and adult volunteers
coordinated dances and
social gatherings for teens.
It was difficult for
volunteers to coordinate
these events and parents
and adults saw the great
need for a more consistent program to support
the spiritual formation of teens. A small task
force drew up a mission statement and goals for
the emerging program and started a dialog with
the Archdiocese about the possibility of hiring a
Director of Youth Ministry. Fr. McConville, who
was the pastor of St. Mary’s at the time, was
instrumental in hiring a Youth Minister. St. Mary’s
provided office space and equipment for the new
program. All three parishes agreed to pay subsidies
for each seventh through twelfth grade teen in
their parish which would contribute to the budget,
Nat’l Catholic Youth Conference in St. Louis
salary and benefits for a full time Director of
Youth Ministry.
In 1998, Heather Lage was hired as the first
Director of Shakopee Catholic Youth Ministry.
Heather did a great job getting the new program
off the ground. She offered weekly Youth Group
for junior high aged students and planned special
events for senior high students. Under her
leadership, teens attended Summer
Festival Camp, a non- denominational
Christian camp held at Mankato State
University for junior high teens and at
the University of Wisconsin Stout in
Menomonie, WI for senior high students.
A group of ten senior high students
even traveled to the National
Catholic Youth Conference in St. Louis
Missouri in November of 1999. A
group of parents and adults from the
community were part of a Youth
Ministry Council, which helped steer
the young program.
In August of 2000, Heather left
ministry work in Shakopee and
Lynnae Bosch was hired to replace
her. At this time, Fr. Joe Fink became pastor at
St. Mary’s and took over as lead pastor
for the Youth Ministry Program. Youth
Group and activities for junior high and
senior high students still continue,
along with weeks at camp and trips to
the National Catholic Youth Conference.
Families enjoy community building
events such as Bonfires, Mardi Gras
Parties, free Babysitting Events and
Pancake Breakfasts. Teens enjoy
everything from trips to Grand Slam,
Winter Blast, and ski trips, to service opportunities
during Summer Stretch and raising awareness
about homelessness through “A Night on the
Street”. Fr. Joe shares his gift of making homemade
caramels with hundreds of people every year,
which has been a favorite fundraiser for Youth
Ministry during Advent. The Youth Ministry
Council works closely with the SARE Council to
ensure that a comprehensive program for junior
high and senior high aged students is being offered.
Teen representatives have been added to the
Council so teens are involved in making decisions
about what service and activities Youth Ministry
offers, while being mentored into leadership roles.
7th Grade Kickoff
Making carmels
Youth Ministry continues
to flesh out its purpose to
foster the personal and
spiritual growth of young
people, and to empower
teens to be disciples of Jesus
as they share their gifts by
participating in the life,
mission and work of our
faith community.

Sunday, September 15, 2002 — Ground Breaking Ceremony

The Spirit Is Building
We have taken a long journey and to
fully appreciate and understand how
we got here, we need to take a look back at
where we came from.
It was mentioned earlier about purchase
of land from Mr. Bob Gillard. But that was
only the beginning. As you’ll see by the
timeline, many events went into effect to
make this beautiful center a reality. It would
not have happened without the hundreds of
volunteers who came forward dedicating their
time, talent and treasure to the project.
Archbishop Harry Flynn presided over
Mass during Dedication Day on October 26,
2003 and proclaimed, “You are an outstanding
witness of what a church should be. Your are
an outstanding witness of what can happen
in a church when people under Jesus Christ
come together and do something very beautiful
for God. And this building. This edifice.
Is something that is very very beautiful for God.
I congratulate you.”
The community united as one and lived
the campaign theme...
The Spirit is Building in Shakopee.
TIMELINE
1999 August The search for land begins
1999 December Purchase of land from
Mr. Bob Gillard
2000 January Valley News article
announcing of land purchase
2000 March Committees are formed
2000 August Theme line “The Spirit is
Building in Shakopee”
is introduced
2000 September Feasibility Study taken
Post cards & brochure
mailed explaining the
situation to all parishioners
2000 October Open town meetings held
giving options on remodeling
versus building new
2001 January Tuition survey sent to all
current SACS families
Most frequently asked
Questions and Answers sheet
Public meeting held for
final input on options
2001 February Board announces vote to
build new facility
July 14, 2002
Ground Blessing Ceremony at the new Center site.

2001 March Valley News article
announcing new school
planned
2001 May Legacy dinners are held
Updates sent home in
SACS folders
General Chairs for Capital
Campaign selected and
announced
Church bulletin with
general update
2001 June Parish Chairs selected and
announced
2001 July 30 acres aquired from the
Schmitz’s and Hauer’s
2001 October Church bulletins with
& November general updates
1st million dollars donated
2001 November Announcement of KKE
Architects & Amcon
Construction
2nd million dollars donated
2001 December Mailing to all parishioners
about the capital campaign
update
Church bulletins with
general update
3rd million dollars donated
2002 January Pledge update letter to
all parishioners
2002 March Tri Mar information letter
December 2, 2002
12:50 pm
The first wall panel installed
on the new Shakopee Area
Catholic Education Center.
(Northwest corner)
Height: 37 feet
Width: 8 feet
Thickness: 1 foot
Weight: 22,300 pounds

Dec. 19, 2002 — Setting walls on the north wing.
Dec. 27, 2002 — Looking down at the Pre-K rooms.
November 16, 2002 — Building site looking north
Jan. 3, 2003 — Installation of bridging welded to the joists.

2002 April Open meetings at all three
parishes to unveil building
design and financial update
2002 May Brochure sent out to explain
building design and gift
giving options
2002 June Update given during Mass
along with introduction of
children’s prayer
Tri Mar meetings
Kickoff of Alumini &
Corporate Campaign
Invitations sent out to
Ground Blessing Mass on
actual building site
2002 July Ground Blessing Mass
2002 August Valley News article —
announcing building permit
issued
Dream Builders was formed
It’s intent was to purchase
the 40 acres owned by SACS
2002 September Invitations sent to all
parishioners to attend
Ground Breaking Mass
Ground Breaking Mass
2002 October Construction begins
2002 November Church bulletin
announciement explaining
tax benefits for donations &
construction update
2002 November Dream Builders purchased
the 40 acres from SACS
Jan. 25, 2003 — East entrance where buses drop off children. The opening above is for the cross.
Jan. 6, 2003 — Structural steel and joists for the
7th & 8th grade school wing.
Feb. 20, 2003 — Face brick being installed on
north stairway tower.
March 26, 2003 — North wing metal framing for 1st
and 2nd grade corridor.

April 2, 2003 — Masons laying up stone face
on exterior chapel walls.
April 8, 2003 — Building site looking Northeast
April 17, 2003 — Installing stone inside the chapel.
May 8, 2003 — East entrance where buses drop off children.
Cross is now installed in the opening.

2002 December First wall panel of the new
center is installed
2003 March Dream builders entered into
an agreement to sell the
land to a developer
2003 April Sale of the land to the
developer was completed
2003 June Dream Builders presented
the CEC Board of Directos
donations of $2 million —
profits from the sale of the
land to the developer
2003 August Volunteer cleanup and
landscaping begins
Pre-K and Kindergarten start
classes at the new CEC
2003 September Finishing touches and
final cleanup
2003 October 18 &19 — Elementary and
middle schools moved into
the CEC.
26 — Open House and
Dedication of the CEC with
Archbishop Harry Flynn
presiding over Mass
Archbishop Harry Flynn presiding over Mass.
May 22, 2003 — Main entrance, west side of building
June 27, 2003 — Inside of main entrance.
Steps leading to second floor classrooms.
August 14, 2003 — Brick facing for upper cross.
June 10, 2003 — Installing curb by the bus drop off.
July 10, 2003 — Installation of gym floor.

Sept. 6, 2004 —Volunteer landscaping.
October 10, 2003 — Building site looking Northeast
Sept. 20, 2004 —Volunteers laying sod.

Catholic Education Center
W
hat a wonderful opportunity we
have been given in the Shakopee
area. We were given the greatest of tasks.
We were instilled with the honor of ensuring
that generations to come will have access to
learning about their Catholic faith.
The Catholic Education Center (CEC) in
Shakopee has become a testament to the
importance of Catholic faith formation in our
youth. The Education Center is a place where
children come together in the rich traditions
of our Church.
Making new friends.
Whether it’s for the Shakopee Area
Catholic School (SACS), Shakopee Area
Religious Education (SARE) or Youth
Ministry, the CEC is a place were
they can stand together and pray
for their own needs as well as
the needs of others, where they
can learn about their faith, and
see that faith is something to
celebrate and embrace.
God’s name is easily spoken here!
The CEC itself continues to impress visitors,
staff and students. Whether attending day
or evening classes, visiting for a sporting
event or attending weekly Mass, visitors to
the Center continue to applaud
the facility for its beauty and functionality.
SACS, SARE & Youth Ministry
staffs spent the first year personalizing
their areas within the CEC.
The result is a feeling of warmth
and welcoming.
This CEC is the largest in the
archdiocese. When completely full,
it has the capacity to educate 900 children.
There are 36 classrooms to accommodate
Pre-K through eighth grade, before and after
school Kids Club Program
and Religious Education
students. There are two
computer labs along
with special equipped
rooms for music, art,
spanish and science.
The cafeteria with its full-service kitchen, is
designed to serve 240 students at a time.
Youth Ministry’s space allows students to
stop in and relax or shoot a game of pool
after school or before their SARE classes.
Youth Ministry discussion.
The gym and lunchroom are used by
SACS, SARE and Youth Ministry leaders to
host larger group meetings and student
assemblies.
Preparing for first Communion.

Luau Night with Youth Ministry.
The newest addition to the building is a
set of stained glass windows in the Chapel.
Designed by Fr. Jim Schoenberger and made by
Larry Link, these glass panels are a beautiful
reminder of faith in action.
Action is also happening outside, where
classes are able to take full advantage of
basketball courts, two playgrounds and
several ball fields. There is a large grass play
area and a park right across the street.
New uses and benefits of the Catholic
Education Center continue to surface daily.
The CEC is a dream come true for Shakopee
and as one teacher recently said, “We’re still
waiting to wake up!”
Pickup game of volleyball.
Accelerated Reader goal poster.
Practicing for weekly Mass at SACS.
SARE — Operation Christmas Child.

BAPTISM
Dove — Holy Spirit who
comes to us in Baptism.
Water — Baptism and
Life of Holy Spirit present
in us coming through
Baptism.
JN,3:5 — Jesus said “No
one can enter the kingdom
of God without being born
of water and Spirit.”
JN, 7:38 — “Rivers of
Living Water will flow
from withinHim.” He
saidthis in reference to
the Spirit.
Psalm 105:30 — When
you send fourth your Spirit,
they are created and you
renew the face of the earth.
Designed by Fr. Jim Schoenberger and made by Larry Link,
these stained glass windows were added to the chapel in the fall of 2004.
The colors in the middle panel are brighter to emphasize centrality of death and Resurrection of Christ.
There is a continuation of the lines and colors into the other panels on each side emphasizing their connection to
Good Friday and Easter; That the Sacraments flow from the Paschal Mystery.
RECONCILIATION
Keys — Gods power to
forgive sins shared with
his church.
Matthew 16: (To Peter)
Verse 19:— I will give
you the keys to the kingdom
of heaven. What you
bind on earth will be
bound in heaven. What
you loose on earth will be
loosed in heaven.
John 20: 22, 23: — He
breathed on them and
said: “Receive the Holy
Spirit, whose sins you forgive
are forgiven them,
whose sins you retain are
retained.”
DEATH &
RESURRECTION
OF CHRIST
By his death and
Resurrection, Christ gained
eternal life for us. We are
to share in his death and
Resurrection. They are to
be part of our lives by trying
not to sin and rising to
a better life through grace:
God’s, life. This we receive
through the sacraments:
Baptism, Reconciliation,
Eucharist and Mass,
Confirmation. These are
the sacraments children of
this school have received
and do receive.
EUCHARIST & MASS
Chalice & Hosts —
Eucharist, the Body and
Blood of Christ. Also the
liturgy of the Eucharist of
the Mass.
Book — The Word of
God; The Bible; The
Lectionary which contains
the reading of the Mass;
the liturgy of the word.
CONFIRMATION
Dove — Holy Spirit who
increases God’s Life in us.
7 Red Tongues of Fire —
Seven Gifts of the Holy
Spirit
Acts 2;13 — Then there
appeared to tongues as of
fire which comes to rest
on each one them and
they were all filled with
the Holy Spirit.
Isaiah 11;2,3 — The
spirit of the word shall rest
upon him. A spirit of
Wisdom, Understanding,
Counsel, Fortitude,
Knowledge, and Fear of
the Lord.

Our Angels
In recognition of the following individuals and groups for their generous support
to the Shakopee Area Catholic Education Center.
Celestial —
$75,000 and above
AMCON Construction Company
Anonymous
Daniel & Gail Barber
LeRoy & Lila Bauer
Dream Builders
Gene & Ginny Hauer
Bob & Nora Fox
KKE Architects, Inc.
Joe & Muriel Koskovich
Randy & Lisa Kubes
Duane & Sue Marschall
Bert & Bonnie Notermann
John & Mary Ann O’Loughlin
and Family
Robert & William Schmitz
Joe & Mary Theis
Norbert & Corrine Theis
Julie & Brian Welch
Seraphim —
$50,000 and above
Charisma Foundation
Corporate Matches
Keith & Annette Dellwo
Patrick & Judith Gannon
Hydro Logic —
Lawn Irrigation
Rolland D. Pistulka, M.D. &
Audrey A. Pistulka
Donald & Lorraine Thielen
Cletus & Helen Link
Cherubum —
$25,000 and above
Raymond Deutsch
John & Kim Green
High Five Erectors —
Outside Crosses
Vernon & Marilyn Lang
Harold & Marie Marschall
Ralph & Dolores Menden
Kevin & Suzanne O’Brien
In Memory of Fern Pauly
Norb & Grace Schmitt
Doug & Gretchen Theis
Harry & Lil Weinandt

Archangel —
$10,000 and above
Able Sprinklers —
Lawn Irrigation
Steve & Mary Berens
Harold & Mary Carol Bigot
David & Terri Born
Eugene & Esther Brown
Canterbury Park
Fr. Jack Gilbert
Terry & Kitty Hauer
Rick & Janni Hennes
His and Her Tile
Elaine Jaques
Bernard Jeurissen
Kerber Tile
Michael & Jennifer Kittock
Michael & Candace Lano
Roger & Jennifer Lano
Gilbert & Candy Laurent
Ralph & Helen Lenzmeier
Neil & Benilee Luce
Dolores ”Lolly” Marschall
Fred & Jean Marschall
James & Juliet McNearney
Mark & Dawn McQuillan
Clem Menden In Memory of
Mabel & Ken Menden
Roger & Tracy Menden
Gregory & Cynthia Menke
Mark & Renee Menke
Scott & Jody O’Brien
Steven & Joanne O’Loughlin
Timothy & Jody O’Loughlin
Rahr Foundation
Rahr Malting Co.
Gertrude Roepke
Rev. Allan Schroeder
William J. Schultz, Sr. &
Anthony V. Schultz
Michael & Pamela Sperr
Warren & Theresa Stemmer
Fr. Bill Stolzman
James & Judith Steefland
Amy & Joe Sullivan
Tappe Construction Co.
Bruce & Nancy Theis
James & Eileen Theis
Michael & Irene Theis
James & Janice Thornton
Richard & Gayle Vogel
Angel —
$5,000 and above
Harold & Carol Armstrong
Kevin & Pam Bailey
Mike & Mary Bemis
Family of Chuck Berhagen
Roger & Kris Beuch
William Bigot
Shelly & Chad Boegeman
Dean & Karen Bohn
Albert & Helen Breeggemann
Stan Brinkhaus
David & Kinga Brown
Pete & Eleanor Capesius
Fred & Joann Coller
James & Judith Cox
Michael & Tina Daly
Steven & Lois Dellwo
Timothy & Sandra Dircks
Bruce & Marie Doyle
Thomas & Susan Ebner
Scott & Tricia Fernholz
First National Bank
David & Jean Forbes
Mark & Jeanne Foudray—
Lawn Irrigation
Claude & Mary Ann Friendshuh
Apollonia Gerold
Jeff & Katie Geske,
In Memory of Bud Geske & Bob Michels
Tom & Beth Gillham
Dave & Mary Hauger
Dan & Maria Heller
Donald & Shirley Hennen
Barry & Lynn Hradnansky
John & Sonya Hughes

In Memory of Ince Family
Joe & Linda Jasper
Dan & Sue Jeurissen
In Memory of Leroy Menke
Francis Kennedy
Fred & Donna Kerber
Joseph Kinney
Sue & Kevin Kirley
Joseph & Mary Klehr
Brian & Joan Koenig
Joesph & Lisa Kreuser
Jermayne Leavitt
Terry & Diane Lee
Rose Lenzmeier
Lawrence & Marlene Link
Patrick & Nancy Link
Leon & Arlene Luce
Patrick & Verona Mahoney
Richard & Carol Majerus
Gerry & Diane Mareck
Brent Matter
Edward & Lois Meilleur
Jami & Ann Menden
Jerry & Nellie Menden
Lee & Tuddy Menden
In Memory of LeRoy Menke
James & Darlene Meuwissen
Jim & Mary Monnens
Rich & LuAnn Nead and
Richard Nead Sr.
Jim & Ginger O’Brien
Robert & Joan O’Brien
Sandy & Jeff Peichel
Joseph & Sandra Perusich
Jay & Jenny Pexa
David & Diane Phillips
Roger & Susan Pieper
Gerald Pink
Erv & Doris Prenevost
Priority One —
Lawn Irrigation
Jim & Diana Pufhal
John & Carol Rauch
Michael & Pamela Reynolds
Joseph Ries
Ruben & Marie Ruehle
Florentine & Margaret Sand
Joseph Sand, Sr.
Joseph & Ruth Schiller
Fr. Jim Schoenberger
In Memory of Paula Sue Scott
John & Debbie Sernett
Joan (Jo) Sexton
Shakopee Gravel —
Playground and landscaping rock
Shakopee Lions Club
Dr. Tony & Marcia Spagnolo
Steve & Carol Spandl
Robert & Wendy Stark
Clyde & Sally Stockey
Dick & Jeanette Stoks
In Memory of Roland (Bud) Theis
John & Delores Theis
Dan & Janet Valiant
Mark & Dawn Vierling
Steve & Anne Wagner
Michael Walsh
Bill & Sue Weckman
John & Alice Weckman
Esther Weinzierl
Kevin & Connie Welch
Donations —
up to $4,999
Joseph & Tina Adams
Thomas and Lori Adams
Lars Akerberg
Richard & Darlene Allison
Alumni Corporation Matches
Dan & Susan Anderson
Michelle Anderson
Sandra Anderson
William & Barbara Anderson
Winnie Anderson
Gary & Roberta Andrist
Anonymous
Anonymous - St Mary’s
Dave Antonneau
Appliance Sales & Service
Joseph & Nancy Arbeiter
Robert and Lavonne Arnst

Leona Ausham
Wes & Noreen Austin
Tammy & Rich Bachelor
Hillard & Muriel Bachman
Robert & Mary Kay Baden
Anne Bailey
Christian Barlage
Donald Barry
Allen & Harriet Bartyzal
Wallace Bastian
Steve & Anita Baudoin
Jim & Jackie Bauer
Kenneth Bauer
Robert & Laura Bauer
Robert & Mary Bauer
Roger & Rose Bauer
Stella Bauer
Lloyd & Angel Baul
Bernard & Helen Baumann
John & Melissa Bautch
Rose Becker
Brice & Kathy Beckman
Lorraine Beckman
Donald & Mary Carol Beckrich
Richard Beckrich
Patrick & Nancee Bemis
Michael Bennek
David & Sharon Benson
Jeff & Paula Benusa
Catherine Berens
Cornelia Berens
John & Susan Berens
Peter & Shawn Berens
Sharon Berens
Thomas & Frances Berens
Toby Berens
Patricia Bergs
Kirk Bernhagen
Phil & Cheryl Besser
Beuch Construction
Bills Toggery
Francis & Marie Bisek
Timothy Bisek
Carolyn Bissonnette
Brian & Amy Blackwood
Laurie Mertz Blanchard
Jeff & Mary Blaschko
Roger & Linda Boeckman
Daniel Boegeman
Myron & Joyce Boegeman
Gary & Patricia Bohn
Kathleen Bongard
Michael & Darlene Borka
Ernest & Diane Borrego
Dave & Lynn Bowman
Andre & Marie Boyogueno
Donald & Bonita Brandel
Mark & Lori Brandon
Jean Ring Bravis
Christopher & Sheila Breault
Charles & Mary Breeggemann
Donald & Marian Breeggemann
Edwin Breeggemann
George & Carol Breeggemann
Jerry Breeggemann
Leon & Margaret Breeggemann
Mark & Sandra Breeggemann
Marvin & Kristin Breeggemann
Paul Breeggemann
Roger & Cathy Breeggemann
Ronald & Pam Breeggemann
Steven & Lynn Breeggemann
Tim & Sandy Breeggemann
Albie Breimhorst
Dorothy Breimhorst
Ken & Tyanne Breimhorst
Jon & Barb Brekke
Laddie & Christine Breuer
Don & Karen Brinkhaus
John & Judy Brinkhaus
Shelly & Chris Brinkhaus
Bob & Paula Britz
Thomas & Mary Brodersen
Richard & Mary Broome
Audrey Brown
Calvin & Rose Brown
Lori Brown
Michael & Jean Brown
Robert & Donna Brown

William & Julie Brown
Mary Ann Bruneau
James & Lucille Bruns
Bryan Rock Products
Scott & Pamela Buehler
Carol Buelow
Bonita Bullock
Lauren & Virginia Burgess
Clarence & Irene Bursey
Nancy Busch
Vern & Kathy Busch
Thomas & Marnie Bute
Gene & Mary Byzewski
Victor & Catalina Camacha
Joan Campbell
Charles Capesius
Ronald & Bernadette Carlson
Joyce Cheever
Kenneth & Sandra Chermak
Mary Nell Chmielewski
Darlene Chrest
Darlene Christenson
Pat Christenson
Church Of St. Mark
Pat Ciliberto
Citizens State Bank
City Wide Insulation
Cecil & Della Clay
Don & Pat Clemens
Magdalene Clemens
Pat & Julie Close
Jon & Debbie Cloud
Jerome & Sheila Colling
Brian & Margaret Collins
John & Bernice Collins
Kevin & Amy Conniff
Jason & Beth Cordes
Corporate Matches
Kathryn Costello
Tina Costello
Ronald & Mary Coster
Hazel Cote
Clarice Coulter
Eileen Coyer
Jeff & Shelly Cronin
Cub Foods
Tom & Karol Cullen
David & Marie Czaja
Evelyn Dahl
Dj & Shelly Damberger
Jean Darby
Pat & Sheila Dauenhauer
David & Susan Dedeker
Ervin & Pat Deering
David & Tammy Dehne
Ken & Lorraine Delbow
Margaret Delbow
Carter & Sue Dellwo
Chris & Lisa Dellwo
John & Sharon Dellwo
Joseph & Christine Dellwo
Paul & Marcia Dellwo
Stephen & Mary Demers
Tim & Pam Dempsey
Shelly Denucci
Andrew & Agnes Deville
Kimball Devoy
Barb Diethelm
Carol Diethelm
Frank & Carmen Dircks
Nicholas Dittrich
Robert & Mary Dixon
Mary Doherty
Michael & Beverly Doherty
Mike & Eileen Doherty
Earl & Betty Dols
Warren Donovon
Leon & Susan Doucette
John & Marie Drees
Matt & Ann Drees
Greg & Angie Dressen
Tony & Colleen Dressen
Arthur & Mary Du Bois
Chuck & Rose Duede
Beverley Dummer
Mark & Marilyn Duncan
Patrick & Patricia Durkin
Richard & Cristina Dybvig
Shirley Eckert

Valerie Edberg
Dorothy Egan
John & Patricia Egan
Michael & Karen Egan
Evelyn Ehrich
Ron & Laurel Eichten
Peter & Shirley Eide
Jeffrey & Kathleen Ekblad
Mark & Rita Elwood
Kevin & Connie Enge
Clara Engel
John & Nancy Engler
Frederick & Carol Ennenga
Richard & Patricia Erickson
Tom & Renee Erickson
Jewel & Patty Ericson
Ess Family Foundation
Kimberly Evans
David & Kari Ezzell
Linda Fahey
Luverne Farley
Steven & Barbara Farrell
Alice Fehring
Joan & Jonathan Fering
Robert & Sharon Fernholz
Fertimix — Fertilizer
Mike & Barb Fialkowski
Paul & Jeanette Fisher
Catherine Fitzgerald
Fr. Martin Fleming
Patrick & Mary Fleming
Ken & Sue Flugaur
Joann Flynn
Charles & Brenda Fonder
Catherine Fontaine
Steve & Barb Forslund
Dan & Ginny Foslid
Marlene Foudray
Allen & Judy Fournier
Charles & Melissa Fox
Harold & Marcelaine Fox
Joseph & Jacqueline Franek
Andrew & Brandee Frank
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Raymond & Donna Friedges
Elaine Friendshuh
Terry & Kate Furst
Chelin Gade
David & Mary Jo Gaebel
Eric & Joni Gager
Ken & Jean Ganske
Phillip & Cindy Garbe
Magdalen Geis
Marvin & Mary Lou Geis
Phillip & Renee Geis
Richard & Rose Geis
Rick & Beth Geis
Trevor Geis
Clarence & Janet Gelhaye
Ron & Deb Gelhaye
Dee Gerold
Alton & Virgilla Geske
Roger & Deanne Gibeault
Joseph & Dorothy Ginter
Thomas & Brenda Ginter
Les & Lisa Ginther
Dave & Lynn Glenn
Craig & Sondra Glynn
Bernard & Annabelle Goehring
Patricia Goetz
Walter & Mary Goetz
Delphine Good
John & Vella Gould
James & Lynne Graff
Grassland Seed
Betty Green
Thomas & Sandra Greening
Eldon & Lila Greenwood
Mike & Melissa Gregoire
Michael & Diane Gregor
Dallas & Loretta Grekoff
Karla Grekoff
Teresa Grommesch
Homer & Genevieve Guimond
Jacqueline Haas
Randy & Laurie Haas
Elaine Habeck
Floyd & Helen Haeg
Jess & Tami Haeg

Jim & Laurie Haeg
Paul & Michele Haeg
Shirley Hafermann
Jeanette Hager
Terrance & Kathleen Hahn
Jon & Jeanette Hall
Daniel & Julie Haller
John & Sharon Haller
Wilbert & Margaret Haller
Georgia Halloran
Ismaela Halonen
Mike & Linda Hanel
Greg Hanninen
Peggy Hanninen
Thomas & Loretta Harguth
David & Joann Harms
Cyril Hart
Dave & Joan Hart
Mary Hart
Leon & Bernadette Hartman
Paul & Cheryl Hartman
Tim & Kim Hartman
Eric & Colleen Hass
Jane Hauer
Maryann Hauger
Madonna Hausladen
Donald & Carole Hedlund
Earl & Margaret Hedstrom
Pat & Stephanie Hegseth
Gerrie Heiland
David & Tamara Heiling
Rosemary Heimkes
Robert & Bernice Hein
Margaret Heinz
Kent & Joan Heitkamp
Heller Drywall
Howard & Janice Heller
Stephen & Vicky Heller
Marjorie Henderson
Cathy Hendrickson
Hennen’s Shell
Donald J. Hennen
Edward & Virginia Hennen
Jack & Mary Hennen
Jerry & Jin Hennen
John & Gwendolyn Hennen
Julianne Hennen
Lee & Jonelle Hennen
Dan & Darlene Hennes
Eugene & Jacqueline Hennes
Kevin & Joan Hennes
Ray & Rosella Hennes
Thomas & Esther Hennes
Gerald & Brenda Henning
John & Tammie Henning
Mindy Henning
Nora Henning
Steven & Diane Henning
Thomas & Elaine Henning
Elizabeth Hentges
Joe & Diane Hentges
John & Janet Hentges
David & Kimberly Hergott
Georgette Hergott
John & Deanne Hergott
Mark & Beverly Hergott
Anna Mae Herrmann
Marvin & Bettie Hertaus
Rose Herzog
William & Sally Herzog
Linda Hespenheide
Dr. J.J. Hobday
Arthur & Eleanor Hodges
Allan & Sue Hoen
Ardis Hoen
Arlen & Brenda Hoen
Aurelia Hoen
Paul & Elena Hoen
Bret & Rebecca Hoffman
Germain & Mary Ann Hoffman
Daniel Hogan
Roger & Gwen Holderbecker
Christopher & Elizabeth Horning
Lloyd & Delores Host
Christopher & Kristin Houle
Mary Sue House
David Hron
Dennis & Mary Ann Hron
Luella Hubers

Brian & Cheryl Huberty
Maxine & Kieran Hughes
Michael & Margaret Hullander
Ruth Huss
Gregory & Nancy Huth
Chinh & Luann Huynh
Cleon & Beverly Ince
Jerry & Mary Ince
Dave & Carrie Ingalls
Joseph & Erica Ismert
Carol Iverson
Todd & Julie Jacobs
Kevin & Lisa Jahn
Harley & Nancy Janke
Dean & Kellie Jansen
Donald & Carolyn Jaskinia
Robert Jr & Judy Jasper
Helen Jenn
Phyllis Jester
Jeffrey & Antonette Jeurissen
Rick & Mindy Jeurissen
Rita Jeurissen
Sharon Jeurissen
Richard & Diana Jilek
Timothy & Barbara Jirik
Bill & Kate Johnson
Christine Johnson
Coreen Johnson
Eric & Jean Johnson
Lloyd & Margaret Johnson
Marshall & Joanne Johnson
Patty Johnson
Richard & Arlene Jonckowski
Shirley Jonckowski
Carol Jones
Philip & Carol Jones
Michael & Kerry Joyce
Ann Juergens
Alfred & Maetta Jurewicz
David & Cindy Justice
Dr. Steven Kahn
Jeffrey & Cheryl Kaley
Robert & Patricia Kane
Bryan & Paula Karst
Joseph & Diane Karst
La Vonne Karst
Brenda & Mike Kirby Kavanagh
Timothy & Janet Kazynski
John & Claretta Keimig
Alice Kelzer
Darlene Kelzer
William & Elizabeth Kennedy
Kevin & Mary Keohen
Jeffrey & Cynthia Keran
Joe & Wendi Kerber
Louis & Elaine Kes
KFC of Shakopee
Maynard & Bernice King
Richard & Mary Kay King
Sue & Gary King
Bob & Dolores Klehr
David & Barbara Klehr
Michael & Tracee Klehr
Theodore Klehr
David & Bonnie Klein
Edward & Agnes Klein
Geraldine Klein
Maggie Klein
Thomas & Margaret Klein
Knights Of Columbus #1685
Knights Of Columbus #1685 Auxiliary
Kathleen Knudsen
Deacon & Mrs Michael Knuth
Dan & Julie Kockelman
Stanley Kocon
Paul & Kathleen Koesters
James & Lois Kohout
Claude & Dorothy Kolb
Brad & Sharon Komarek
James & Jennifer Konkler
Todd & Mary Korthour
Brenda Koshiol
Marian Kostecka
Larry & Chris Kramer
Duane & Jeanette Krautkremer
Merle & Barbara Krautkremer
Rick & Kaye Krebs
Michael Kremer
Bill & Carol Kreuser

Francis & Frances Kreuser
Lucille Kreuser
Raymond Kreuser
Robert & Clare Kreuser
Kimberly Kroetsch
David & Laurie Krohn
Judy Krohn
Louise Krohn
William & Sue Krouse
Frank & Shirley Kroyer
Mary Krueger
Julius & Ann Eva Kubes
Albin & Pat Kubiszewski
Eleanora Kuelbs
Robbie & Laura Kupietz
Mike & Maureen Kurvers
Marie La Tour
Roger & Ann La Tour
Mark & Carla Labarbera
Joel & Ruth Lacina
Lawrence & Dee Ann Lake
Ronald & Lori Lambrecht
Craig & Bobbi Lamp
Veronica Lander
Don & Donna Lane
Justin & Rebecca Lane
Dan & Patty Lang
Richard & Rita Lannon
Lano Equipment
Mercedes & Bernard Lano
Robert & Mary Larranaga
Michael & Carolyn Lattery
Russell & Colleen Laughlin
Daryl & Mary Lawrence
Arlene Lawrie
Daniel & Rae Ann Leadstrom
Gary & Kathleen Leadstrom
Gary & Linda Leadstrom
Christopher & Kristin Lebens
Ernest Lebens
Fred & Gladys Lebens
Gilbert Lebens
Jerry & Bunni Lebens
Loretta Lebens
Mitchell Lebens
Karen Lee
Don & Carol Lego
Clyde & Mary Lenzmeier
Leo & Helen Lenzmeier
Marie Lenzmeier
Sharon & Steve Lenzmeier
George & Marilyn Leonhardt
Thomas Leonhardt
Dan & Greta Liebl
Anita Jo Lilienthal
Diane Lill
Patrick & Heidi Linder
Link Construction
David & Lynn Link
Don & Jan Link
Lorraine Link
Peter & Jean Link
Steve Link
Terry & Ann Link
Joel & Sarah Lipetzky
Eugene & Molly Loberg
Jennifer Loberg
Jim & Donna Lodermeier
Margaret Lodermeier
Albert & Margaret Loebertmann
Steve & Sarah Loeffler
Tim & Cathy Logan
Matthew & Arica Logeais
Edward & Holly Loiselle
Diane Longtin
Bob & Denise Loonan
Leonard & Dorothy Lubbers
Bev Lucarelli
Bennett & Carolyn Luce
Brian & Nancy Luce
Evelyn Luce
Ida Luchtel
Dolores Luebke
Craig & Dawn Luehrs
Miles & Deborah Lunak
Rodney & Sharon Lunz
Carol Lureen
Mark Lureen
Wallace Lureen

Colin Lusignan
Barbara Luskey
Laverne Lynch
Craig & Jean Lyon
Joseph & Lynette Mabee
Robert Mahar
Estella Mahowald
David & Wanda Makis
Walter & Barbara Malinski
John & Deborah Malone
Gregg & Brianne Maloney
Joseph & Elin Mamer
Eleanor Mankowski
Joseph & Bonnie Mans
Elmer & Kathryn Marschall
Ken Marschall
Mark & Stacie Marschall
Thomas Marschall
Bob & Loyola Marshall
Charles & Junelle Marso
David & Karen Marso
Leroy & Yvonne Mather
Kurtis & Sharon Mathison
Michele & Vince Matteo
Kevin & Michelle Matters
Georgia Maurine
Lillian Maxa
Hilmar & Marion Mayerhofer
Agnes McDevitt
Lawrence McDevitt
Marie McDevitt
David & Debra McAllister
Daniel & Janell McBeain
Rick & Patrice McCabe
Judy McDermott
Richard & Delores McKenna
Bill McNeely
Alice Menden
Barb Menden
Betty Menden
David & Lois Menden
Kevin & Anne Menden
Lee & Tuddy Menden
Lester & Evelyn Menden
Mabel & Ken Menden Family —
Gymnasium Scoreboard
Mark & Sharon Menden
Mary Menden
Mitch Menden
Pearl Menden
Steve & Mary Menden
Thomas & Arlene Menden
Thomas & Connie Mendez
Gregory & Cynthia Menke
Mike & Rose Menke
Dave & Christy Mennen
Jacob & Julie Mercer
Thomas & Barbara Merdan
Carol Mertens
Bob & Bettie Mertz
Richard & Patricia Mertz
Pat & Jeanna Meyer
Ruth Meyer
Anthony & Kathleen Michels
Bernice Miller
William & Carol Mizell
Gary & Bonnie Mohr
Wilbert & Patricia Mohrbacher
Steven & Debra Molsather
Betty Monnens
Edmund Monnens
Elmer & Lucetta Monnens
Ervin & Mildred Monnens
Richard Monnens
Robert & Lavonne Monnens
Gerard & Linda Montano
David & Karen Moonen
Eugene & Georgiana Moonen
Debbie Morain
Joe & Julie Moran
James & Del Mae Moriarty
Warren & Ruth Moser
Edmund Mosser
Tom & Carol Muelken
Aileen Muer
David & Diane Mulcrone
Perry & Susan Mulcrone
Richard & Mary Mulcrone
Dan & Terri Mullen

Terry & Gina Murphy
Jeb Myers
Mark & Ann Myers
National Catholic Society of Foresters
St. Cecilia Court Chapter 543
Robert & Sharon Navarre
Paul & Eileen Necklen
Janice Neisen
Bonnie Nelson
Brad & Cheryl Nelson
Edward & Beverly Nelson
Jack & Katherine Nelson
Erzsebet Nemeth
Mark Ness
Bernie & Helen Neu
Gerry & Julie Neville
Bill & Barb Nevin
Steven & Kristin Nicholas
Mary Nichols
Cory & Terri Nida
Patricia Niedorf
Jason & Erin Noll
Harry & Isabelle Notermann
Joseph & Sandra Notermann
Lillian Notermann
Mark & Michelle Notermann
Martin & Elsie Novotny
Matthew Nugent
James O’Brien
Mike & Donna O’Connor
Don & Shirley O’Loughlin
Maureen O’Meara
John & Mary Kay Obarski
Tom & Cathy Odenthal
Ted & Barb Odenwald
Einar & Beth Odland
Leonard & Bernadette Ohnsorg
Chris Oldsberg
Jim & Jan Oldsberg
Angela & Jeff Olson
Curt & Pam Olson
Sheila Olson
Tom & Judy Olson
Pete & Danelle Orth
Barbara Osterkamp
Brenda Otteson
Pat & Mary Ellen Ottman
David & Anna Otto
Ronald & Loreen Pallansch
Clayton & Therese Panek
Bonnie & Jon Parker
Pass Fencing
Charles & Rita Pass
David & Mary Pass
Harold & Mary Ellen Pass
Kenneth & Tonia Pass
Ruth Pass
Rueben Patrikus
Mary Jean Patterson
Thomas & Janice Patterson
Aaron & Kristin Paul
Alcuin & Mary Ann Pauly
Christine Pauly
Donny & Jean Pauly
Gary & Mary Pauly
William & Gladys Pauly
James & Lanice Pavek
Eugene & Jeanie Penning
Lou Ann Perry
Mary Beth Perry
Mark & Rosanne Petersen
Darlene Peterson
Geraldine Petricka
Eugene & Margaret Pexa
Pexa Drywall
James & Alice Pfleghaar
Kathy Philipp
Margaret Philipp
James Pieper
Jeffrey & Julie Ann Pieper
Joseph Pieper
Larry & Joleen Pieper
Leonard & Phyllis Pieper
Tom Pieper
Verena Pieper
Vern & Cindy Pieper
Daniel & Lori Pietsch
Gemma Pillai
Elizabeth Pink

Harriet Pink
Leo & Pat Pink
Mark & Cheryl Pink
Robert Pink
Tracy Pink
Val & Marge Pink
Stanley Pint
David & Amy Pistulka
Mary Pistulka
Mary Ann Pitzner
Dave & Jodi Plekkenpol
George & Shirley Plekkenpol
James & June Plekkenpol
Jeanne Plonski
Stephen & Dawn Plonski
Steven Ploof
Peter & Beverly Ploumen
John & Gail Ponterio
Gerald & Nancy Poole
Jerry and Julie Popp
Greg & Mollie Porter
Todd & Kim Poshusta
Jon & Holly Pottebaum
Gregory Powers
Irene Powers
Dave & Dolores Probst
Kathleen Prochaska
Eleta Pumper
Roman & Carol Pumper
Craig & Lisa Pundsack
Dennis & Mary Purcell
David & Sloane Purdy
Gary & Sally Raasch
Bob & Lois Rademacher
Esther Rademacher
Dorothy Raines
Michael & Jodi Ramirez
Clyde & Fran Ramsden
Paul & Sharon Rand
Dolores Ranzau
Michael & Michelle Redfearn
Dell Reed
Robert Regan
Ed & Betty Rein
Scott & Julie Rein
William & Mary Jane Rein
Ken & Shirley Reitmeier
Ione Reitz
Daniel & Judy Remer
Tom & Ione Renneke
Larry & Elaine Ricklick
Douglas & Annette Rider
Dick & Marilyn Ries
Frank & Pat Ries
John Ries, Jr.
Joseph & Ramona Ries
Lorraine Ries
Mauritius & Clara Ries
Ronald & Bernice Ring
Joan Roach
Margaret Roach
Joy Robbins
Thomas & Jill Roberts
Dorothy Rockne
Randy & Stephanie Roemer
Larry & Lynne Roepke
Mary Roles
Clare Rolfzen
Florence Rolfzen
Michael & Linda Romans
Dean & Kathryn Roper
Gary & Jeanne Rosendahl
Joan Rosentreter
Dale & Beverly Rudolph
Mary Rudolph
Joseph Ruetten
Rob & Betty Ruhland
Walter Ruhland
Kenneth & Linda Russ
Dorothy Ryan
Robert & Sylvia Ryan
Sue Ryan
Kenneth & Cynthia Rynda
S. John Roach & Associates
Regina Sable
Margaret Sager
Donald & Donna Sames
Patricia Sames
Pete & Jackie Sames

Randy & Sue Sames
Lawrence & Bernice Samstad
Jerome & Bernice Sand
Arlene Sattler
Patrick & Melanie Sawyer
Stephen & Stacy Kyes Sazama
Bill & Sally Schaab
Steven & Lisa Schacht
Ralph & Patricia Scheffler
Loretta Scherer
Lorraine Schesso
Mary Schesso
Stephen & Theresa Schiffman
Charles & Irene Schleicher
Donald & Judith Schleicher
Lorraine Schleicher
Timothy Schleicher
Rose Schleper
Thomas & Brenda Schleper
William Schleper
Mary Schlink
Frank & Patty Schmaltz
Connie & Marianne Schmid
Daniel & Renee Schmid
Bernadette Schmidt
Jeffrey Schmidt
Jennifer Schmidt
Marcella Schmidt
Marion Schmidt
David & Irene Schmieg
Victor & Tina Schmieg
Eileen Schmit
Patricia Schmit
Dennis & Luella Schmitt
Donna Schmitt
LaVonne Schmitt
Lisa Schmitt
Marvin & Jo Schmitt
Rosaline Schmitt
Dick & Eileen Schmitz
Virginia Schmitz
Frank & Ethel Schneider
Harold & Roberta Schneider
Jeff & Alissa Schneider
Robert & Charleen Schneider
Ronald & Joann Schneider
Richard & Rosie Schoenecker
Rodney & Barbara Schoenfelder
Evelyn Schrempp
Armella Schroeder
Leslie & Alice Schroeder
John & Patti Schroers
Stephen & Betty Schroers
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St. Mark’s Council of Catholic Woman
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Deb Stage
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Al & Bernice Unze
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VFW Post #2—
2 Outside Flag Poles and Flags,
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Leander Worm
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Bill & Jessica Wright

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Debra Zenner-Ngo
Stuart & Sherry Zimmermann
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Barbara Zupan