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Church of the Holy Trinity

A parish open to all, grounded in prayer

and a messenger of the Gospel

April 11, 2021

Clergy

Rev. Thomas E. Cronkleton Jr., Pastor

Deacon David Zelenka Deacon Mike Leman In Residence

Rev. Steven Titus

Mass Times

Daily Mass: Monday: 5:30 pm Tuesday - Saturday: 8:00 am

Sunday Masses: Saturday: 5:30 pm Sunday: 7, 9, & 11 am

Holy Day Masses: Vigil: 5:30 pm Holy Day: 8 am, 12:10 & 5:30 pm

Reconciliation 7:30 am Tuesday - Saturday or by appointment; please call the Parish Office to schedule.

1836 Hot Springs Ave. Cheyenne, WY 82001-5337

Website: www.holytrinitycheyenne.org Facebook: Holy Trinity Cheyenne

Parish Office: Monday - Thursday: 8:30 am –12 pm, 1 pm – 4:30 pm Friday: 8:30 am –12 pm

Phone: (307) 632-5872 Email Addresses are Fax: (307) 632-1810 on back page of bulletin

Celebration of the Sacraments and Mass: The celebration of Baptisms, Matrimony and Funerals may be scheduled by calling the parish office. Attendance will be based on current guidelines from public officials.

We are holding public celebrations of the Mass based upon current guidelines limiting us to 50% capacity for each Mass. (Instructions below to sign up to attend weekend Mass.)

The dispensation from the obligation to celebrate the Eucharist on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation remains in effect. We highly recommend that anyone with compromised health not attend public celebrations of Mass. Holy Trinity will continue to livestream Sunday Masses at 9:00 am on YouTube. Go to our website, Holytrinitycheyenne.org and click on the YouTube icon.

Procedure for Signing Up for Weekend Mass: (Registration for the upcoming week begins on the Monday prior to the weekend.) Sign up closes for a Mass when we reach our capacity. We do not require sign ups for Daily Masses.

1. Go to the parish website, www.holytrinitycheyenne.org, click the “Mass Registration” tab or button to register. If you do not have internet access, please call the parish office between Monday and noon on Friday.

2. Choose one Sunday Mass (Saturday evening or Sunday morning). 3. Be sure to push the “Submit” button. If you register online, you will receive an email confirmation. You will need to register each week.

When you attend Mass: 1. Please arrive at least 10 minutes early for Mass. YOU MUST WEAR A MASK TO ATTEND MASS. 2. Enter the church using the doors on the east side facing Hot Springs Ave. Hand sanitizer is available. 3. Observe physical distancing in the church. Households will be seated together. Please ensure as much space

as possible from other parishioners and/or households. Strive for at least 3 feet. 4. When coming to the altar for communion use the side aisle, observe physical distancing and wear your mask. 5. Communion will only be served in the hand. Step to the side and lower your mask to consume. Return to

your pew using the center aisle. 6. At the conclusion of Mass please respect physical distancing when exiting and visiting

Please visit the Diocesan Website for current information at dioceseofcheyenne.org. Click on the COVID-19 Updates. Our parish website, holytrinitycheyenne.org also has updates and resources.

Diocese of Cheyenne Televised Mass: Airs Sundays at 9:00 am on KKTQ - Cheyenne, and KTWO - Casper. *******************************************************************************************************************************

Catholic Job Postings

The Diocese of Cheyenne openings:

Director of Hispanic Ministry— The Director of Hispanic Ministry, in close collaboration with the Director of Pastoral Formation, assists the Diocesan Bishop in cultivating lay leadership and directing a Pastoral Hispanic Ministries Plan for the Diocese of Cheyenne. The Director of Hispanic Ministry will be located in Casper. Candidates must be bilingual (Spanish and English), conversational and written. Application deadline is April 30, 2021. El Diócesis de Cheyenne tiene una vacante para un Director del Ministerio Hispano. En estrecha colaboración con el Director Diocesano de Formación Pastoral, el Director ayuda al obispo a fomentar el liderazgo laico y dirigir un Plan para el Ministerio diocesano de Pastoral Hispana. La oficina del Director Diocesano del Ministerio Hispano estará en Casper. Los candidatos deben ser bilingües (español e inglés), conversacional y escrito. Envía una solicitud, carta de presentación, y resumen por correo, e-mail, o a la oficina diocesano antes del 30 de abril de, 2021 a: Tammy Skala, la Directora de Recursos Humanos, Diócesis de Cheyenne, 2121 Capitol Ave., Cheyenne, WY 82001, [email protected], 307-638-1530 – La descripción completa y aplicación están nuestro sitio web: https://dioceseofcheyenne.org/job-openings.

Tribunal Secretary/Ecclesiastical Notary—provides administrative assistance and clerical services to the Office of the Tribunal including transcription of interviews. Serves as an Ecclesiastical Notary. The Tribunal renders decisions in matter of Church Law dealing for the most part with issues surrounding the validity of marriage. Application deadline is April 30, 2021.

~ APPLICATION PROCESS ~ Visit https://dioceseofcheyenne.org/job-openings for complete job descriptions and application. Submit an Application, Letter of Interest and Resume by mail, email or in-person by the application deadline to: Tammy Skala, Human Resource Director, Diocese of Cheyenne, 2121 Capitol Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, Tel: 307-638-1530. [email protected]

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Holy Name Catholic School is seeking a full-time Office Manager. The ideal candidate shall possess strong administrative, managerial and bookkeeping skills.

Holy Name Catholic Church is seeking a full-time custodian/maintenance apprentice. Experience in building, construction, HVAC systems and equipment operation is essential. A keen eye for detail and cleanliness is desired.

Both positions are full-time with benefits, salary dependent on experience. Please mail a resume and two letters of references to: Business Manager, Holy Name Parish Office at 9 South Connor Street, Sheridan, WY 82801.

Registration is available online for all classes. Jr. High Youth Ministry: Grades 6-8 meet the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month for Youth Ministry. April 14th is the next Youth Night. High School Youth Ministry: Join us each Sunday evening at 7:00 pm at the RE Center. We will meet this weekend! Confirmation Preparation: Classes on Sundays for 7th grade students at 4:00 pm. We will meet this weekend! We have an Instagram account specifically for our teens and their parents: @htcheyenneym

Youth Pilgrimage to Greece Update: Travel dates June 22 —July 2, 2022. Estimated cost is $4,500 to $4,800. New brochures with actual cost will be available soon.

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Grade School Faith Formation: Our family

catechesis program for grades K-6 meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 6:30 pm in Cabrini Hall. The next class is April 21st.

First Holy Communion: Class meets the first Wednesday of the month at 6:30 pm in Cabrini Hall. The next class is May 5th.

Holy Trinity Children’s Choir: Join us Tuesday, April 20th for rehearsal. The Good News Singers choir is for youth

in 2nd - 7th Grade who love to sing! We meet from 6:30 -

7:15 pm in the Church. Contact Laura Muff, Director of Music & Liturgy for more information at 632-5872 ext.105 or [email protected].

Magnifi-Kid: Pick up your April packet of Magnifi-kid magazines in the vestibule of the church!

Please plan to join us on May 23

rd for a family fun event! We will

share more details in the coming weeks.

Church of the Holy Trinity Youth Ministry Thoughts of the Pastor… In the Gospel of St. John we have the account of disbelief of St. Thomas. The Old Testament prophesies, the empty tomb, and the testimony of the other disciples, “We have seen the Lord.” are insufficient for him to believe that Jesus is risen from the dead. Thomas tells the others that he will not believe unless conditions he demands are fulfilled, namely, “Unless I see the mark of the nails in his hands and put my finger into the nail marks and put my hand into his side, I will not believe.” When Jesus appear to him and the other disciples eight days later, upon seeing the Risen Lord, and not actually putting his finger into the nail marks or hand into his side, St. Thomas makes the ultimate profession of faith in Jesus, “My Lord and my God!”

In this passage, we are reminded that St. Thomas is also called “Didymus,” which earlier in the Gospel we are told means “twin.” The twin to St. Thomas “are those who have not seen and have believed.” We are those who are blessed, because we have not seen and have believed.

Yet, are we also like St. Thomas and set conditions on our belief? We will believe or only continue to believe if our life and faith are comfortable? Do we insist that God provide us no cross, no difficulty, no sacrifice for our continuing to believe? Do we condition our faith on God doing what we direct God to do, in the way we want God to do it, when we want God to do it? Do we require God to do everything so that we have to do nothing? Do we want God’s love, but not to have to change? Do we require that we have to be able to understand, and only then being willing to believe? And if God should ask of me something I am unwilling to give, do I walk away?

What enabled St. Thomas to put his conditions for belief aside was the encounter with the Risen Christ. We do so in our baptism, in our incorporation into the Body of Christ, the Church, in the Eucharist and other sacraments, and in the Sacred Scriptures and teachings of the Church. But, do we allow ourselves to actually experience Jesus in these ways, or do we set limits and allow ourselves to be distracted by the busyness of life? Let us be like St. Thomas, and allow ourselves to encounter Christ. Father Tom

We need you! Eucharistic Ministers, Altar Servers, Lectors and Ushers: If you have been inactive in your ministry this past year and are ready to start serving again, we

would love to hear from you! We have relied on a small number of volunteers who have generously given their time to keep our parish running and it would be nice to get more people back on the schedule. Please call or email Laura M. and let

her know that you are ready to rejoin the ministry team. If you haven’t served before but are interested in a ministry, please contact Laura M. at [email protected].

What’s Happening Soon

April 5 9 am-5 pm: Adoration, Church

April 6 7:00 pm: Adult Bible Study, Church

April 7 6:30 pm: 1st Communion Class, Cabrini Hall

April 9 9:00 am: HTCCW Meeting, Cabrini Hall

April 11 4:00 pm: 7th Grade Confirmation Class, RE Center 7:00 pm: Sr. High Youth Ministry, RE Center

April 12 9 am-5 pm: Adoration, Church

April 14 6:30 pm: Jr. High Youth Night, RE Center

April 15 7:00 pm: Operation San Jose, RE Center April 18 4:00 pm: 7th Grade Confirmation Class, Teaching Mass, Church 7:00 pm: Sr. High Youth Ministry, RE Center

College/Military Connection: Spring is here and our college students are dreading the quickly approaching Finals Week! With the modified schedules at colleges due to the

pandemic, some are skipping spring break and finishing up earlier than usual. We ask parents to let us know the students’ names, addresses and dates they begin finals. Donations are also needed for the care packages and

can be dropped off at the parish office between now and April 13th. We also send packages to active duty military members. Please let us know if you have a military member that is away from home and could use a care package! Email information to

[email protected] by April 13th.

Have you ever wondered why we do what we do and say what we say during Mass? Join us in the Church at 4:00 pm on April 18th for a Teaching Mass celebrated by Fr. Tom. A Teaching Mass is a liturgy with commentary on where we get the different parts, actions, and responses from. The Mass is one of the greatest encounters we will have with Christ while we are on earth, and each action and response in the liturgy allows us to participate more fully in that encounter. This Mass is open to all.

Adult Confirmation Preparation: Are you a non-Confirmed adult in the Catholic Church? Now is the time to complete your Sacraments

of Initiation. Four preparation sessions begin April 29th in Hartmann Hall at the Cathedral of

St. Mary. Confirmation will be celebrated Sunday, May 30th at 12:00 Noon with the Most Reverend Steven R. Biegler, DD, presiding. A schedule and registration form can be picked up at the Parish Office or accessed on our website: www.holytrinitycheyenne.org.

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Charity of the Month St. Joseph’s Food Pantry is our April Charity of the Month. The pantry needs donations of non-perishable food items. You may place them in the receptacle in the vestibule of the church or delivered to 200 Van Lennen Ave. Perishable items such as milk, cheese and meat are accepted but must be delivered directly to the pantry.

St. Joseph’s Food Pantry The pantry is open Mon.-Thurs., 10 am - 1 pm, 206 Van

Lennen Ave. (South side off 5th St.). If you are new, bring

photo ID and proof of address (utility bill, rent receipt, medical statement). No income documentation needed. If you are unable to come to the pantry a proxy can pick up for you. Call Renee at 307-275-9567 to set up. Call 307-275-0567 between 9 am-1 pm, Mon.-Thurs for information. Live Stream Mass on Holy Trinity now has a YouTube Channel to broadcast Mass on Sunday for those unable to attend in person. To access the YouTube channel, go to our parish website, holytrinitycheyenne.org and click on the YouTube icon. Exposition & Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Mondays, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm in the Church. Please come by and pray before the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar, even if just for a brief visit. If you are interested in taking an hour to help us expand the days, please contact Cindy

Richmond at 256-9958 or Dolores Lucero at 634-6490. Please sign the book at the front of the Church when you come to Adoration so that we can monitor the number of people who are coming.

Sacrament of Reconciliation Reconciliation is available in Cabrini Hall, Tuesday - Saturday mornings at 7:30 am without an appointment. If you are unable to

come at these times please call the Parish Office to schedule an appointment.

Tuesday Morning Rosary for Life Join us to pray the Rosary for Respect Life Issues

on Tuesdays following the 8:00 am Daily Mass in the Church. All are welcome!

Do you want to sing along at Mass? The words to the songs are posted on our website under the Music Ministry tab. Scroll down to the date for the Mass you are attending and either use your phone to follow along, or print them off before you come to Mass!

Caring Ministry to the Sick and Homebound Do you like to visit with other people? Have you received the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and Eucharist? If married, are you in a marriage recognized by the Church? Would you consider being a Caring Minister who visits the sick and homebound in our parish? A background check, safe environment, and training will be provided. For more information contact Sister Therese at 406-850-3648 or Maria in the Parish Office.

Everyday Stewardship

Eye Has Not Seen: They say seeing is believing. But if you’ve ever ordered a pair of pants online, you know that’s not always the case. Whatever the photos promise us, what looked like a perfectly nice shade of navy blue on our computer screens comes in the mail as an unusual shade of blue green that only appears in the giant box of Crayola crayons.

The Apostle Thomas, who couldn’t bring himself to accept that Jesus had risen from the dead without seeing him, is such an utterly relatable figure in the Gospels. Thomas is still reeling from a loss — not only of his good friend but his Lord, who was taken prisoner and crucified before his eyes. Thomas is guarding himself. He’s not believing the hype. He’s going to be the only judge of what is real and what is fiction.

Would any of us be any different? We’ve all had those thoughts. Can we believe it all — Jesus, salvation history, the Eucharist — when we haven’t seen it with our own two eyes?

That’s when we need to remember that those two eyes were absolutely positive they had ordered a pair of navy blue pants.

It’s easy for us to sit back stroking our chins in judgment at Thomas, “you didn’t believe the testimony of your friends!” But do we accept the testimony of our friends? The saints, the popes, the Church fathers themselves?

Sometimes the things that are most worthy of believing can’t be seen with the naked eye.

— Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS ©LPi

Open Enrollment: The Department of Health and Human Services, through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has opened a Special Enrollment Period for individuals and families for health insurance through Marketplace coverage. This is in response to the circumstances of the Pandemic which led to millions of Americans facing the uncertainties of unemployment and lack of health insurance. This Special Enrollment Period opened up on February 15, 2021 and will end May 15, 2021. The Navigators with Enroll Wyoming are actively setting up meetings statewide in the effort of signing up consumers needing affordable health insurance. Call to set up an appointment: Dasa Robertson 307-214-0786, Cynthia Nunley 307-274-2312, 1-888-425-7138 or call WY 211 by dialing 211.

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) by IRS Certified Volunteers are available to prepare 2020 income tax returns at no cost for those taxpayers who do not have the money to pay a paid professional. To qualify for help, the total of your income should not be more than approximately $57,000 to $67,000 (for a family of 5). http://wyomingfreetaxservice.org/

Update on Celebration of Mass: With the declining infection rate and hospitalization and with the increasing number of vaccinations, we are able to have fifty percent (50%) capacity in the church for Masses. While this will not allow 6 feet of distancing between households, we do encourage household to spread out as much as possible. Face masks for those 3 years old or older are required

unless there is a medical reason not to wear one. If someone is sick, they should stay home. For those unable to attend in person, the dispensation from the Sunday and Holy Day Obligation is in effect through June 30, 2021. (Read the full decree at: https://dioceseofcheyenne.org/the-living-church-in-a-time-of-crisis-covid-19) We encourage those who have not been vaccinated to receive a vaccine. Being vaccinated not only promotes our personal health but also the health of others in the community, especially the most vulnerable. The more people who receive vaccinations, the more safely we can gather and celebrate.

Readings for the Week of April 11, 2021

Sunday:

Monday:

Tuesday:

Wednesday:

Thursday:

Friday:

Saturday:

Next Sunday:

Acts 4:32-35, 1 John 5:1-6, John 20:19-3

Acts 4:23-31, John 3:1-8

Acts 4:32-37, John 3:7b-15

Acts 5:17-26, John 3:16-21

Acts 5:27-33, John 3:31-36

Acts 5:34-42, John 6:1-15

Acts 6:1-7, John 6:16-21

Acts 3:13-15, 17-19, 1 John 2:1-5a, Luke 24:35-48

Observances for the Week of April 11, 2021

Sunday: Tuesday: Thursday: Next Sunday:

2nd Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy) St. Martin I, Pope and Martyr Tax Day 3rd Sunday of Easter

As a gift to humanity, which sometimes seems bewildered and overwhelmed by the power of evil, selfishness, and fear, the Risen Lord offers His love that pardons, reconciles, and reopens hearts to love. It is a love that converts hearts and gives peace. How much the world needs to understand and accept Divine Mercy!

Lord, who reveals the Father’s love by Your death and Resurrection, we believe in You and confidently repeat to You today: Jesus, I trust in You, have mercy upon us and upon the whole world.

—St. Pope John Paul II, Regina caeli message prepared for Divine Mercy Sunday, April 3, 2005

Cletus Lockhorn

In Thanksgiving

Jerome Schwartzenberger

Cathy Hennig McArdle

Sylvester Hoefler Martha Flores Kluger Family, SI

In Thanksgiving Frances Brandolino Mass For The People

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Tuesday, April 13

Wednesday, April 14

Thursday, April 15

Friday, April 16

Saturday, April 17

Sunday, April 18

Upcoming Ordinations: The Diocese of Cheyenne would like to announce the Diaconate Ordination of Seth Hostetler, to be held Friday, May 14th at 6:30 pm at Holy Name Church in Sheridan. (This ordination will be

livestreamed and attendance is by invitation only.)

In addition, the Diocese is blessed to celebrate the Priestly Ordinations of Deacons Dan Kostelc and Linh Vu on Thursday, June 24th at 6:00 pm at the Cathedral of St. Mary in Cheyenne. (More information will be provided in the June issue of the Wyoming Catholic Register.)

The Mall of St. Vincent de Paul has spring and summer fashion out. If you want to look good this spring and summer shop SVdP. Spring cleaning? Don’t forget to donated to SVdP Thrift Store. Store hours: 10 am - 5 pm, Mon. - Sat. Accepting donations: 11 am - 4 pm, Wed. - Sat. Save money - shop SVdP Thrift Store, 2112 Snyder Ave.

Looking for something to do? SVdP Thrift Store is looking for volunteers to come in 2-3 hours a week. Lately we have been very busy and we are looking for people to straighten and organize. So if you’re an organizer ,SVdP can sure use your help. Please stop by 2112 Snyder Ave.

Knights of Columbus Breakfast Burritos: The Knights of Columbus will be selling breakfast burritos from 8 am to 12 noon on Sunday, April 18th at Casey’s Club, 507 W. 28th Street. Your choice of sausage or bacon burrito with salsa for only $3 each or 10 for $25 will be available! Take out or call ahead from the parking lot for curbside delivery at 307-638-6727. Please call Rick Weingardt (307)286-3081 or Jerry Plumley (307)421-0687 in advance for larger orders so we can have them ready for you. We appreciate your support!

CRS Rice Bowls: Thank you to everyone who participated in the Catholic Relief Services Rice Bowl campaign. By giving something up as a sacrifice during lent and putting that money into the Rice

Bowl, you went a step above and beyond to look out for the least of our sisters and brothers. Please return Rice Bowls as soon as possible. You may drop them off at the Parish Office during the week or give to an usher at Mass.

Are you registered at Holy Trinity? We encourage you to register in the parish so that we can better minister to and with you. Register at www.holytrinitycheyenne.org or with Registration Forms in the vestibule of the church by the usher’s closet. Register to receive our mailings!

St. Mary’s Catholic School Open Registration begins April 6th: Please call St. Mary’s at 638-9268 for a registration packet. Classes fill quickly so call or stop by the school for information as soon as possible, at 2200 O’Neil Avenue. Coming soon: view a virtual open house on our website at www.stmaryswyo.org!

St. Mary’s Catholic School Fanfare for Education: This year Fanfare for Education will be a much different format. We

will celebrate Fanfare for Education over 10 days starting April 22nd and ending May 1st with the culminating event being the drawing for the Ultimate Raffle. This will all be done online. Over the 10 days we

will spotlight one class each day and have an online auction with classroom baskets being the highlight of the auction. We pray that next year we will see you face to face but this year we will err on the side of caution. We will ask for local businesses and individuals to be sponsors and support our school and to help us reach our goal of $100,000. Any amount you give will be appreciated. Auction item donations are requested. Ultimate Raffle tickets are on sale now. Grand prize winner will win a 2021 Subaru Crosstrek Premium 2.0. There are 4 other cash prizes ranging from $5,000 to

$500. Tickets are $100 each. Call 638-9268 for more information or visit our website www.stmaryswyo.org. Please remember St. Mary’s Catholic School and St. Mary’s School Foundation in your estate planning.

Please Review and Update: Our Pray For list in the bulletin continues to grow with the pandemic and flu season. If you requested names to be on the list and those individuals are doing better, please let us know to take their name off to make room for new requests. Please call the office or email Lora to update.

Additional Parish Information:

Marriage Preparation: Arrangements must be made with the pastor or deacon at least 6 months in advance of your desired ceremony date.

Registration forms can be completed online or found in the bookrack in the vestibule and placed in the collection basket or taken to the Parish Office.

Parish Office Phone Number: (307)632-5872 Fr. Tom Cronkleton, Pastor Ext. 101, [email protected]

Maria Henschel, Director of Pastoral Ministry Ext. 102, [email protected]

Ashley Engel, Assoc. Director of Pastoral Ministry Ext. 103, [email protected]

Laura Muff, Director of Music and Liturgy Ext. 105, [email protected]

Barb Rachocki, Office Manager Ext. 100, [email protected]

Lora Ketterling, Administrative Assistant Ext. 111, [email protected]

St. Mary’s Catholic School……………..………..638-9268 Prayer Phone Line……………..........634-3435 / 638-9580

Adoration Chapel Coordinators…...634-6490 / 635-0929

Shirley Larson, Rosie Gallegos, Mary Faye Montoya (Grandmother of Carly Rando), Caroline Daise (Sister of Aggie Derby), Beverly Welsh

Pasen (Sister of Bishop Lawrence Welsh), Christie Cortez (Sister-in-law of John & Leona Cortez), Edmund Brockman (Father of Marita

Krasovich), Timothy Lockwood, Cletus Lockhorn, Stephen Green (Husband of Sharon Green), Harold Troutman Jr., Al Sanchez, Kathy

Ryder (Sister of Deacon Dave Zelenka), Jan Hallin (Mother of Stephanie Denning), Teresa Gassman, Judy Yoksh, Ada Profaizer (Mother of Frank Profaizer), Robert “Bobby” Garcia (Brother of Ed Garcia), Bobby Garcia

(Uncle of Liz Prater), Jackie Kingham, Rudy Ames (Brother of Rich Ames), Martha Flores, and Pearl M. Kipple (Wife of Dale E. Kipple).

Jesus, be our strength. Please Pray for:

Ashley Stanhope (Father of Lora Ketterling), Miriam Abernathy, Lakin & Lannie (Infant Granddaughters of Pat Wagner), Oaklee Morris, Joe

Garcia (Father of Ed Garcia), Casey McKee, Eddie Porcher (Brother of Karen Schutt), Phyllis Chapman (Daughter-in-law of Bonnie Chapman),

Philip Flores, Residents of Lifecare, Judy Johnson, Mary Koritnik, Patricia Kricken, James Krasovich, JoAnn Klissus, Joyce Erpelding (Mother of Nick Erpelding), Bob & Marirose Morris, Jaden Ramsey, Paul Gapen, William Gassman, Chad Hernandez, Carol Richardson (Mother of Brie

Richardson), Doris Dickson, Laura Pringle, Mike Scott, Patty Page (Mother of Phil Page), Ruth Smyth, Jonathan Perez, Brian Lopez, Sr., Roberta Igard, Margie & Roger Graeve, Margaret Jacobson, Adelina Segovia, John Roybal, Chuck Cloud, Dan Denning, Bonnie David, Thomas Morell, Mary Liakos, Joe & Carmel Burns, Evelyn Ingish, Debbie Schutt, Cristeen Jessen, Gina Mia Burke, and Dale Karl.

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