HE EMBODIED LOVE OF GOD & NEIGHBOR
On fire for the faith, Father McGivney was also approachable and trusted by the powerful and lowly alike. His ability to mourn with those in sorrow and bring joy and support to those in need of encouragement marked his priestly ministry. To him, faith was a gift to be treasured by every Catholic, and there were no human boundaries that could not be overcome by the love and care of a good and gracious God. Despite the anti-Catholic sentiments of the time, Father McGivney wanted to see Catholics keep the faith and thrive. He often stepped outside the church walls to become an advocate for parishioners in court to keep their families together; he engaged cordially with those of other Christian faiths, even a prominent New Haven minister; and he staged plays and fairs for all comers.
It can well be said that Father McGivney was a man ahead of his time, anticipating by nearly a century
the Second Vatican Council’s “universal call to holiness” for laypeople as well as clergy, and embodying the opening words of the Vatican II document Gaudium et Spes:
The joys and the hopes, the griefs and the anxieties of the men of this age, especially those who are poor or in any way afflicted, these are the joys and hopes, the griefs and anxieties of the followers of Christ. Indeed, nothing genuinely human fails to raise an echo in their hearts.
A man of practical thought and action, Father McGivney knew that the pursuit of holiness did not consist in an aloof attitude or separation from people and their problems. As a parish priest, his primary concern was for the welfare both spiritual and temporal of the largely Irish-American and immigrant Catholic population that teemed into New Haven, where he began his ministry at St. Mary’s Church in 1878.
Catholics then were especially vulnerable. It was a time when many employers had a policy of “Irish Need Not Apply.” Immigrants often had to take the most dangerous positions in the mines, on the railroads, and in the factories. Accidents, disease and
PRAYER FOR THE CANONIZATION OF BLESSED MICHAEL MCGIVNEY
God, our Father, protector of the poor and defender of the widow and orphan, you called your priest, Blessed Michael McGivney, to be an apostle of Christian family life and to lead the young to the generous service of their neighbor. Through the example of his life and virtue, may we follow your Son, Jesus Christ, more closely, fulfilling his commandment of charity and building up his Body which is the Church.
Let the inspiration of your servant prompt us to greater confidence in your love so that we may continue his work of caring for the needy and the outcast. We humbly ask that you glorify Blessed Michael McGivney on earth according to the design of your holy will. Through his intercession, grant the favor I now present (here make your request). Through Christ our Lord. Amen
overwork led too often to the family’s breadwinner suffering an early death, leaving his wife and children destitute, with no social safety nets.
Father McGivney had lived through hard times himself as the eldest of 13 children, six of whom died young. After finishing elementary school, he joined his father in the factory for three years, and this experience formed in him a deep solidarity with working men and their families. He also knew personally the effects of the death of a breadwinner. His own father died in 1873 and young Michael had to leave seminary to tend to the family before returning to his studies.
These experiences viewed through the lens of faith formed the man who went on to form the Knights of Columbus as an answer to the many problems his people faced. A little more than four years after being assigned as an assistant priest to St. Mary’s, he gathered a handful of men in the church basement to establish a new fraternal association dedicated to helping men and their families with spiritual and temporal needs.
Visit the Father McGivney Guild’s Website at www.fathermcgivney.org for more information.
You can play a key role in advancing
Father McGivney’s cause by joining the Guild for free and praying for his intercession and canonization. May Father McGivney intercede for you!
The Father Michael J. McGivney Guild serves as a source for information about the life, works and spirituality of Father McGivney. The Guild publishes a quarterly newsletter and offers a weekly Mass for the intentions of members. Click HERE to Join!
MAGNIFICA HUMANITAS
Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas (issued on May 25, 2026), focuses on preserving the human person in the age of artificial intelligence. The Knights of Columbus praised the document, emphasizing that human dignity and moral courage cannot be replaced by modern technology.
The encyclical warns against the risks of artificial intelligence, urging humanity not to allow algorithms to replace genuine interpersonal relationships or diminish critical thinking.
Pope Leo also emphasized that no technology can replace moral courage or personal responsibility, calling on the faithful to ensure that modern innovation remains in service to human dignity, authentic fraternity, and the Gospel.
Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly and the Order formally endorsed the encyclical, pointing out that it aligns perfectly with the Knights’ mission of charity, unity, and fraternity.
The Knights of Columbus released statements through official platforms (including Facebook and social media), noting that the Pope’s call to action serves as a vital reminder that moral courage is more essential than ever.
Visit www.kofc.org or lookup Knights of Columbus on Facebook for more details!
STATE OFFICER REPORT
June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. How awesome is it that we as Knights, currently have available to us, the Sacred Heart icon! It just traveled around the diocese for the past year.
We are reminded that our faith is never meant to remain hidden in the heart without bearing fruit in the world. Our principles of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism reflect a way of life rooted in love of God and love of neighbor. In many ways, these same values flow naturally from devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which reveals Christ’s deep compassion, mercy, and self-giving love for humanity. The Heart of Jesus is not only a symbol of divine love, but also a call to imitate that love in concrete acts of service and sacrifice.
When I reflect on the mission of the Knights of Columbus, I see an invitation to live from the heart of Christ. The Knights have long emphasized helping families, supporting the Church, and standing beside those in need. This spirit echoes the message of the Sacred Heart, which teaches that true strength is found in humility, generosity, and faithful devotion. The Heart of Jesus burns with love for every person, especially the suffering and forgotten, and that same love inspires men of faith to become protectors, servants, and witnesses in their homes, parishes, and communities. Sound familiar?
That connection between us Knights and the Sacred Heart is especially meaningful because we both point toward a faith that is active and courageous. The Sacred Heart of Jesus
shows us that love is willing to suffer, forgive, and persevere. Likewise, “We Are Called” to stand firm in faith and to serve with dedication, even when sacrifice is required. Our witness can be a reminder that Christian manhood is not measured by power or status, but by the willingness to love as Christ loves: faithfully, humbly, and completely.
We have had a very busy spring here in the Cleveland Diocese. Many of our councils continue to put their faith into action despite the state general program closing on April 15. This month, we had the honor of participating in a 4th Exemplification for OD1 in Leetonia, OD2 in Perrysburg, and OD3 in New Albany in back-to-back-to-back weekends. The new 4th degree Exemplification is a great transition that remembers the past but shows the future of Catholicity in America.
Of course, May is always a time for the state convention. Thank you to the Brothers that were on the Resolutions, By-Laws, and Rules Committee that met on Monday, May 18 and the Audit and Budget Committee that met on May 20 both via Zoom. There were a number of challenging issues and concerns brought forth from the councils to the state and the teams handle that well.
Then, there was the actual convention held May 23-24 at the Columbus Hilton at Easton. It was a little surreal for me and some of our team members. For years, we met at the Hilton Easton for the District Deputy Weekends in June and January till we had to move in 2016. I was envisioning all the old DD robes were had out on tables before heading into Mass to be installed. It was fun to be back and to see the place again.
But it was also a very busy convention. Hats off to State Treasurer, Chris Sarka, and his team for putting on a great weekend.
On the business side, state officers were re-elected thank you and several resolutions were voted on. One asked the Supreme Council to give the Council Membership Director access to the Prospect and Candidate tabs in Officers Online. Another proposed raising state per capita from $6.50 to $10 per member; it failed, but it opened the door for state officers to decide when an increase may be needed. Finally, a bylaw amendment to address removing inactive insurance members from per capita invoicing was heard. Supreme bills per capita twice a year, in July and January, and the council receives a $4.50 credit each time for every inactive insurance member, totaling $9 annually. The state invoices once in July and collects one of those $4.50 credits. The amendment failed.
I do want to stress to the councils that did not attend, the state convention is the one time per a year that your voice can be heard and can help shape the future of the Knights of Columbus in Ohio. Take advantage of it and attend the state convention next year in Covington, Ky. It will be an election year. Stay tuned for more info.
Brothers, the Sacred Heart of Jesus reminds us that devotion is not merely prayerful feeling, but a transformation of life to allow Christ’s love to shape our actions, and to admire the work we do together at home, work, in our parishes, and communities. I am honored to be your state officer and brother.
Vivat Jesus!
Jim
EVANGLEIZATION & FAITH FORMATION
State Chaplain’s Monthy Message
Father John Paul Walker O.P.
Each month Father covers some aspect of our Catholic faith. In this video, Father continues to reflect upon and shares information about the Sacrament of Matrimony.
In this month's installment, Father continues to discuss
the Sacrament of Matrimony - Holy Marriage. This month, Father discusses situations where there are problems within a marriage. Father discusses civil marriages outside the Church and how they can become validated within the Church. Additionally, Father John Paul addresses how the Church responds to marital strife, seperation, the effects of divorce, as well as the remedy of the annulment process,
Please take a few minutes to watch the video and consider sharing and discussing Father's message at council meetings. Additionally, consider sharing it with your families.
Thank you and God Bless each of you! Visit www.kofcohio.org for more info.
Hello, Brother Knights of the Cleveland Diocese! I’m Ty Tyjewski, your Cleveland Diocesan Coordinator for Evangelization. Summer is here, bringing ball games, backyard barbecues, brotherhood, vacations, and time with loved ones. It’s a great season to get outside, shake off the cabin fever, and enjoy the beautiful weather.
Before we get into Encyclicals and Evangelization, let’s cover a little housekeeping.
First, the Cleveland Diocese now has 16 Councils hosting COR meetings, up from 7 at this time last year a 128% increase in less than one fraternal year. Brothers from Council #3790 in Independence and Council #2790 in West Park will soon join the list. A huge thank you to all the Grand Knights and Council E.F.F. Directors for this stellar growth!
Our latest Supreme report shows that more than 170 councils statewide are hosting COR or COR-like meetings, yet
only about 91 have reported it. That means over 142% more councils are hosting COR than are officially reporting it. Those councils are missing new content, training, and updates from Supreme because they have not registered their Council E.F.F. Director. Brothers, please register your Council’s E.F.F. Director before the fraternal year ends. Visit www.kofcohio.org under FORMS&EMAILS.
Pope Leo XIV recently released his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, or “The Grandeur of Humanity.” In it, he reflects on artificial intelligence, its uses, and its effects on men especially on the dignity of work. Alongside Scripture, this encyclical and the new Into the Breach series on “The Dignity of Work” are excellent resources for COR meetings and personal spiritual growth.
In episode 2 of Into the Breach: The Dignity of Work, “God’s Mission for Man,” Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly explains that work participates in God’s vision for our lives and serves the good of others in a spirit of charity.
He adds that the measure of biblical work is not productivity, but how deeply we allow God to shape us through our vocation. As St. John Paul II put it, Man is not for work, but work is for man. (Bonus Round: Extra points if you can find the ITB episode and the meaning of the Benedictine phrase “Elle Areborum”!)
So what does this have to do with Magnifica Humanitas? Quite a bit but here we’ll focus on work and the challenges AI presents.
As Pope St. Paul warned, scientific and technological progress without moral and social progress will ultimately work against man. Pope Leo echoes this, noting that while AI processes data, it lacks moral conscience and spiritual wisdom. He reminds us that people are not products to be optimized, but persons called to communion, and that AI should serve workers not replace or dominate them. He closes by urging us to remain faithful to the truth and become “Weavers of Hope” so that Christ’s presence and kingdom may grow in the world.
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The Holy Father's Intentions for the Month of June 2026
For the values of sports: Let us pray that sports be an instrument of peace, encounter, and dialogue among cultures and nations, and that they promote values such as respect, solidarity, and personal growth.
Sacred Heart of Jesus, I place my trust in Thee.
The month of June is dedicated to The Sacred Heart of Jesus.
The Final 30 days of the 20252026
Fraternal Year are upon us, and there is still time to make your Supreme Council growth quota. Thank you for your continued efforts in recruiting men to the order and because of your effort, the Diocese has achieved our State Growth goal. Please continue to invite men to learn about the Knights and encourage them to join; First year is still free via BLESSEDMCGIVNEY code.
Although Supreme Spring incentive has ended, any Council who recruited three new members during February 1st and March 31st AND donates at least $500 through the ASAP program any time during the 2025-2026 fraternal year will receive an additional $250 for the pregnancy resource center or maternity home they supported. The top 10 councils recruiting the most members will also receive an additional $750 for pregnancy resource center or maternity home, bringing the total incentive to $1000 for those winners. For those qualifying Councils who have recruited three new members during February 1st and March 31st but have not contributed yet, please
GROWTH REPORT
contact your District Deputy for assistance. Supreme rarely provides or sets aside money to be matched. Please take advantage of this free money and support a worthwhile Life cause.
If your Council is planning a growth drive, I would like to attend.
Please either inform your District Deputy or contact me directly with the information.
Save the date, During this month of June (Monday June 8th, 15th and 22nd) Diocesan staff will present virtually, information on the on the latest Growth Program or the "Brandon Chambers Process." Although there are similarities to the Supreme Delta Church Drive, there are distinct differences which will be highlighted. Please stay tuned for more information via email, the State website or your District Deputy.
I receive any State eForm -100 communication for review and validation. Reminder, any new or existing transfers requires the Signature of both incoming Council Financial Secretary and the Grand Knight. The Council should also inform their Field Agent of the new or transferring member.
Although this has been provided as a service to the Councils; it is
recommended using the CANDIDATE or PROSPECT TAB available on Officer's Online via Supreme Website.
If the Council has made a good faith effort in contacting the eMember Prospect, after 30 days, please notify your District Deputy or myself. I will move the eMember from your Council and they will no longer appear on the Council Prospect Tab.
For clarification, when an eMember Prospect is ASSIGNED to your council, the eMember Prospect is not necessarily available on your Prospect tab. Please contact me if you want the eMember Prospect available on your Council Prospect tab. Finally, we have 25 councils which only need 3 or less members to achieve the McGivney Award; this has been traditionally the most difficult Supreme award to achieve in the past, and we have less than 30 days to recruit. We can do this!
If you have any questions about eMembership, Prospect Tab, Church Drives or anything dealing with Member Management, please feel free in reaching out to me.
Fraternally yours,
Teran Taggart Diocesan Growth Coordinator
GROWTH
FOR 2025-2026
As of May 30, 2026
Ohio July 1: 55,836
Ohio Growth: 1,869 (98.57%)
% Growth: 3.35%
Cleveland July 1: 7,539
Cleveland Growth: 329 (103.88%)
% Growth: 4.36%
% Growth is a measure of the YTD gain compared against the July 1st membership number.
TOP-5 % GROWTH
YTD Gain against the July 1 Membership Excluding New Councils
1. 18565 St. Elizabeth of Hungary (41.18%)
2. 18527 Chariots of Fire (15.00%)
3. 11831 SS Cosmas & Damian/ OLOG (13.33%)
4. 16137 St. Charles Borromeo (10.17%)
5. 4217 Trinity (8.43%)
TOP-5 TOTAL NEW MEMBERS Excluding New Councils
1. 3269 Fr. Ragan (21)
2. 774 Elyria, 14551 St. Hilary, 4168 Medina, 18565 St. Elizabeth of Hungary (14)
3. 10936 Fr. Maruskin, 310 Gilmour (13)
4. 4847 Brunswick (12)
5. 11831 SS Cosmas & Damian/ OLOG, 3213 Fr. Carl Anthony, 5405 Wickliffe (10)
TOP-5 DISTRICTS
1. DD #20 DeWitt Gober (50)
2. DD #22 Robert Walsh (34)
3. DD #24 Tom Donovan (31)
4. DD #32 Jim Maslach (27)*
5. DD #27 Tim Daley (26)
* - Started New Council 18892 University of Akron
June is here already. It seems as if we were just starting our fraternal year.
DISTRICT DEPUTIES
Congratulations to all our State Council winners. The list is on the State website.
Congratulations to our diocesan DD for the first half of FY 25-26, Ron Snyder, District 26, and our diocesan DD for the second half of FY 25-26, Mike Rauh, District 25.
Are you a Star Council yet? Review the latest Star Council Tracker with your DD to understand what your council still has to do.
There is still time. A council needs to:
1. Earn the McGivney Growth Award (we have 1 month left to recruit). Your KofC agent is available to assist you. Review the new Brandon Chambers Process. It works. Many councils employing the BCP have unprecedented growth. The Diocesan Growth Team will be holding BCP
training in June.
2. Earn the Founders Award, hold 2 FBEs, and have minimum attendance. (There is an online FBE on June 9; register now, hold a watch party, work with your KofC agent, or work with your agent to hold an FBE at your council.)
3. Earn the Columbian Award by filing your SP-7 (record of your programs). Your DD is waiting to assist you. The SP-7 is due June 30. It is separate from the State reporting.
4. Your council must have achieved Youth Protection. The new Supreme website is easy to navigate to the required Paradiso Youth Protection site.
5. File your 185, 365, 1728, and 1295 as required.
6.
Accomplish the above steps, and you are a STAR Council. Our district and state teams stand by to assist all councils in achieving STAR.
A few important dates to consider: The Sacred Heart Icon has completed traveling throughout our diocese. Did your council miss hosting this devotion? You are in luck. Contact Jim Maslach, as we have June dates now
available.
The Silver Rose Icon will be in our diocese from June 25 to June 29.
• July 25: St. Adalbert 15901, Berea
• July 26: St. Bernadette 16376, Westlake, Ohio
• July 27: South Akron 3410, Akron, Ohio
• July 28: Akron 4664, Akron, Ohio
Finally, as we enter our final month of this fraternal year, it is time to reflect on our many successes, as well as areas where we can do better. Did you enjoy your year as DD? Are you onboard for FY 26-27? Know any Knights who wish to join the DD ranks? Now is the time. Any Knight can be your District Warden. Does your district have a Warden? Know someone who would be a good Warden? Reach out to our State Secretary for more information.
Vivat Jesus
Tom Donovan, PGK,PFN, FDD Cleveland Diocese DDC Td3430@att.net
FRATERNAL BENEFITS
Brothers,
Father’s Day is June 21. When you think of the qualities of a good father, what comes to mind?
You might picture someone who leads by example, works hard, makes sacrifices, and loves unconditionally.
I think one of the most important ways a father shows his love is when he protects his family in this world that can be so uncertain.
For example, we can’t always control what influences the world might have on our family’s lives. That’s why a father knows it’s crucial to guard his family spiritually, leading by example in faith.
Similarly, we can’t always predict how life circumstances might impact our ability to provide for our families financially. Will our employment remain secure? Will we experience a long-term disability? And, as much as we don’t like to think about it, will the Lord call us home at a time we don’t expect?
There are many unknowns, but there are things you can do to protect your family and build security. For example, you can guard your loved ones through life insurance, long-term care insurance and disability income insurance.
If you have any questions, please contact your local agent to schedule a time to meet at www.kofc.org/faa.
Thank you!
Instead of a meeting, we are hosting a Summer Kick-Off Potluck Picnic. See the ad below. All councils and families are invited but you MUST RSVP by: June 10, 2026.
KNIGHTS IN ACTION
KofC Opportunity: Camp Christopher
Recently 14 volunteers from Council 14551 had the opportunity to put in a day and a half of work out at the Catholic Charities Camp Christopher. This camp for youth serves the entire Cleveland Diocese. It would be great if many other Cleveland Diocese KofC Councils could work this into their community service program opportunities.
Larry Furman at Camp Christopher has two pages of projects (big and small) that need attention. Jim has asked for a list from Larry and will share with councils soon.
A heartfelt "thank you" to Don Roulett and the Saint Hilary Knights of Columbus from Camp Christopher. As most of you know, Camp Christopher is operated by Catholic Charities and features 160 acres of rocks and streams, day and overnight camping, hiking, horses, canoeing and Environmental Education. It is also full of endless volunteer opportunities, projects which overwhelm our small maintenance staff. Two of those tasks were selected by your Knights and, in one day, refinished the floors of two cabins and reconstructed the screen windows in another. Wonderful! Amazing! We are forever grateful to the Knights and to the people of Saint Hilary Parish for supporting them and us. God bless all! - Larry Furman, Property Manager, Camp Christopher
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Brothers, this is longer than usual, but it is well worth your time. I encourage you to read Magnifica Humanitas and discuss with your friends and Brother Knights what AI may mean for the future. Have a great June, enjoy the summer weather, and Vivat Jesus!
Dive into our highly acclaimed video series on Catholic masculinity, marriage and family, and the dignity of work. They’ll jumpstart conversation and reflection on what the Church has to say about men’s mission in the modern world. Visit https://www.kofc.org/live-your-faith/into-the-breachvideo-series/.
TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Fraternal Trainers provide important support for Fraternal Leaders; training can be tailored to meet the needs of both new and seasoned officers, as well as any members who are interested in advancing to officer roles in the future.
Visit kofcohio.org under FOR MEMBERS to locate training for state, council, district and assembly officers, an archive of fraternal webinars, and important resources that will assist you in navigating your leadership role. Our helpful list of Suggested Training by Officer Role highlights the training sessions that are recommended for your officer position. Training is reviewed on a continuing basis, so you will always get the most up-to-date information. Best of all, these ondemand sessions are available to view at any time, on your own schedule, and the average length of each session is only 30 minutes!
OFFICER TRAINING
Fraternal Trainers provide important support for Fraternal Leaders. Training for State, District, Council and Assembly officers is available to view On Demand, providing the opportunity to review essential information and best practices on your schedule.
OPERATIONS TRAINING
Operations training provides valuable information to support council leadership in managing their time, organizing council functions, and handling financial responsibilities. A council secures its place in the parish and the community through the activity of its members, and a smoothly running council can focus more time on charitable output.
Training that focuses on three of the important aspects of leading a council: the administration of council duties; council finances; and guidance on finding and completing the forms that are necessary for reporting contact information, fraternal activity, and more.
GROWTH AND RETENTION TRAINING
Membership is every member’s responsibility: keeping active makes a council successful, and a successful council keeps growing. These training sessions will help with tips for recruitment strategies and membership retention, along with the steps and best practices for holding activity and church drives and conducting exemplifications.
PROGRAMS AND ENGAGEMENT TRAINING
Running successful programs and events involves advance planning, communication, and member engagement. Training sessions that provide tips and strategies for helping your council to plan and promote events and keep your members involved in council activities.
The mission of Cor (Latin for “heart”) is to help focus Catholic men on Jesus by building Christ-centered brotherhood through a simple, flexible framework of prayer, formation and fraternity. Learn more about starting and supporting Cor in your council through these informative videos.
TRAINING AUDIENCES AND REQUESTS
Fraternal trainers provide officer training at state, district and council level, online and in-person. Sessions are tailored to meet the needs of both new and seasoned officers, as well as any members who are interested in advancing to officer roles in the future.
To quickly look up which on-demand sessions are related to your officer role, check out the Suggested Training by Office infographic.
Looking for a specialized in-person training opportunity for your jurisdiction, district, or council? Training can be requested using the Fraternal Training Request Form.
DIOCESAN CALENDAR OF EVENTS
STATE & DIOCESAN DIRECTORY
State Deputy
Mike Felerski 1580 Gelhot Dr #234 Fairfield, OH 45014 mfelerski@icloud.com
Immediate Past State Deputy Support Our Seminarians Jeff Kiliany 559 Walnut St Leetonia, OH 44431 jtktg@yahoo.com
State Secretary, District Deputy #32 State Per Capita 789, 3541, 5506, 18892
Jim Maslach 4927 Autumnwood Ln Brunswick, OH 44212 440-785-9838 kofcjkm@gmail.com
State Treasurer Super Cash 2026, & 2027 Chris Sarka 7239 Winterbek Ave New Albany, OH 43054 c_sarka@hotmail.com
State Advocate Matching Funds 2026 Tony Offenberger 15200 Muskingum River Rd, Lowell, OH 45744 tonyoffenberger@gmail.com
State Warden Measure Up 2026 Stewart Vetter 706 Northwest St, Bellevue, OH 44811 betterwithvetter@hotmail.com
State Life Director
Mike Incorvati 330-671-1490 mlbinvorvati@gmail.com
Growth Coordinator / DD #28 Teran Taggart 440-665-4078 adm5893@yahoo.com
Ohio District 1 Master 4th Degree Brandon Robinson 216-374-2682 BDRobinson@kofccleveland.org
Past State Deputy (2015-17) Robert Collins, Jr 216-410-7174 rfcollinsjr@gmail.com
Past State Deputy (2003-05) Roland Bator 330-225-7354 rbator4591@msn.com
General Agents
Diocesan EFF Coordinator
Jason Staas John Spencer 800-484-0304 740-444-9632
jason.staas@kofc.org john.spencer@kofc.org
Ty Tyjewski 440-867-4503 kofceffcleve@gmail.com
State Website Director Tom Buehner 216-554-0722 tom.buehner@gmail.com
District Deputy #19 3213, 3410, 4664, 14111, Tom Goodhart 330-773-9379 MLTRG@ATT.NET
District Deputy #20 637, 774, 3269, 4891, 7970, 8369 DeWitt Gober 440-541-3317 DD20GOBER@GMAIL.COM
District Deputy #21 4731, 13984, 14416, 15901, 16373, 16376 John Brown 330-610-0308 trouter0523@gmail.com
District Deputy #22 733, 2643, 4217, 18527, 18565 Robert Walsh 216-533-1134 rewalsh731@aol.com
District Deputy #23 947, 3304, 14714, 15942
OPEN OPPORTUNITY, IF INTERESTED CONTACT TOM DONOVAN OR JIM MASLACH
DD Coordinator / District Deputy #24 4168, 4847, 10792, 11464, 14769 Tom Donovan 216-650-4213 TD3430@ATT.NET
District Deputy #25 2362, 3529, 5613, 10936, 13517 Mike Rauh
District Deputy #26 3970, 14406, 15056, 15614, 16137, 16279 Ron Snyder
District Deputy #27 2886, 3164, 4498, 4801, 5405, 13755 Tim Daley
District Deputy #30 547, 14054, 14255, 14551 Bill Christner
District Deputy #31 2803, 4130, 4893, 5106, 5559, 11831 Jerry Nowesnick
District Deputy #33 310, 2726, 8320, 15023, 15737 George Metz
330-256-3038 MIKERAUH58@GMAIL.COM
216-396-1200
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216-486-1298 tdaley1861@aol.com
330-604-7189 williamchristner16@gmail.com
440-336-0039 nowesnick@gmail.com
440-449-0081
georgegmetz@aol.com