Volume #8 / Issue #15
September 2026
Empowering Catholic men to live their faith and serve their family, parish, and community.
FR. McGIVNEY GUILD
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SAINTHOOD CAUSE VENERABLE SERVANT OF GOD After a period of meticulous study and assessment of Father McGivney’s life and virtues, the Congregation for the Causes of Saints announced on March 15, 2008, that Pope Benedict XVI had approved a decree of heroic virtue and Father McGivney was declared Venerable Servant of God. The decree reads, in part: Concerning the theological virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love both toward God and neighbor as well as the cardinal virtues of Prudence, Justice, Temperance, and Fortitude, and those others joined to them, they existed to a heroic degree in the Servant of God Michael McGivney, Diocesan Priest and Founder of the Fraternal Order the Knights of Columbus. Two extraordinary healings were reported to the Congregation but neither was accepted as miraculous according to the Vatican’s high standards of proof. Knowing that these setbacks were simply a sign of the Vatican’s high standards and the integrity of the sainthood process, the Father McGivney Guild continued to receive reports of extraordinary favors and finally came across one that would be judged miraculous. The healing of an unborn baby from a fatal condition proved to be the miracle opening the way for the beatification of Father McGivney.
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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
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!
OHIO STATE COUNCIL
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STATE OFFICER REPORT September often feels like a fresh start. Summer winds down, children return to school, parish activities pick up, and our Knights of Columbus councils begin settling into the rhythm of a new fraternal year. Amid all this activity, the Church invites us to pause on September 15 and honor Our Lady of Sorrows.
Our Lady of Sorrows also reminds us that faith does not remove every hardship. Instead, faith assures us that God remains close in the middle of it. Mary trusted God even when she could not see how everything would unfold. Her quiet strength encourages us to remain prayerful and faithful during our own difficult moments.
Mary knew what it meant to carry sorrow. She faced uncertainty, fear, loss, and the heartbreaking suffering of her Son. Yet she never turned away. Mary remained faithful, standing at the foot of the Cross when staying there must have required tremendous courage. That example has something to say to us as Knights. Throughout the Diocese of Cleveland, we encounter people carrying burdens that are not always easy to see. A brother Knight may be struggling with illness. A family may be worried about finances. Someone in our parish may be grieving, lonely, or quietly losing hope. We may not have the perfect words or an immediate solution, but we can follow Mary’s example by being present. Sometimes charity is a major council project that brings together many volunteers. At other times, it is a phone call, a shared meal, a hospital visit, or a few minutes spent listening to someone who needs a friend. Both forms of service matter. A simple act of compassion can remind someone that they have not been forgotten.
walking and standing. But the best part for me is the Rosary every morning before Mass. We are waiting to get our seats for Mass and it is like a flash mob - BOOM we are all doing the Rosary and a hush comes over the crowd. A powerful witness to the unity that we share in Christ. Now is the time to finalize those calendars, set that budget, and look forward to the events and activities for your council, parish, and community. Remember, your council’s greatest resource is its members. Work together, with our field agents, to help bring men closer to Christ and to join our mission. This September, let us pay closer attention to the people around us. Let us check on a brother Knight we have not seen recently, reach out to a grieving family, support those facing illness, and remember in prayer everyone carrying a hidden cross.
Being with over 2,000 Brother Knights and their families at the 144th Supreme Convention was amazing. Seeing the love, fraternity, and the fellowship brings me back to Mary. Each person has their own story and just being there to listen, comfort, and console is what I take away every year we go. Yes, the Masses are grandiso, you eat way too much, and there is a lot of
May Our Lady of Sorrows help the Knights of Columbus throughout the Diocese of Cleveland become men who are not afraid to stand beside others during difficult times. Through her example, may we grow in compassion, deepen our faith, and continue serving our families, parishes, and communities with open and generous hearts. Vivat Jesus, Jim
GROWING OUR FAITH
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EVANGELIZATION & FAITH FORMATION Monthly Messages from Our Worthy State Chaplain Father John Paul Walker, O.P. provides insight monthly to all brothers across the State of Ohio. These messages provide details about our Catholic faith and how we has Knights can continue His mission through the vision of Blessed Michael McGivney. Visit our YouTube page via the state website. Hello again, Brother Knights of the Cleveland Diocese! This is Ty Tyjewski, your Cleveland Diocesan Evangelization Director. I hope you are all doing well and that back-to-school season hasn’t been too stressful. I’m also grateful the usual August heat and humidity have stayed away! This month, we’ll continue exploring how a K of C Council can begin hosting COR meetings from the ground up. First, as always, a few housekeeping items: The Cleveland Diocese saw a major increase in registered Council E.F.F. Directors this month, reaching 26 Councils—a 73% increase! A huge THANK YOU to every Council that registered its E.F.F. Director. I’ll follow up with District Deputies and Council E.F.F. Directors soon. To register, click HERE. Please make sure your Council E.F.F. Director submits the COR Quarterly Report Form. It keeps Supreme Council updated on Councils hosting COR meetings and confirms requirements are being met. The form is available at by clicking HERE. If your Council is changing E.F.F. Directors or needs help with registration, training, or anything COR-related, contact me anytime at kofcclevelandeff@gmail.com or (440) 8674503. Last month, we reviewed what COR is, the value of forming a COR Steering Committee, and the committee’s responsibilities. Let’s look at the next step: understanding the Council E.F.F. Director role. The Steering Committee nominates a Brother Knight to serve as the Council’s Evangelization and Faith Formation Director. The Council E.F.F. Director is the main point of contact for COR and oversees meeting organization. Key responsibilities include: Know the Tools: Review Cor and EFF resources (multiple times if needed) to ensure you can confidently explain and implement them. For this go to www.kofc.org/COR Build a support team to help with refreshments, audio/visual needs, prayer leadership, set-up, clean-up, and other meeting tasks. Lead and host COR meetings by setting a clear agenda that outlines each step. The agenda can be printed and shared as men sign in. Provide feedback to clergy, the Council, and the Steering Committee. Maintain a contact list of COR participants and others to invite to future meetings. Prioritize a friendly connection with the leaders of existing ministries. This allows for the mutual benefit and promotion of all ministries in the parish and can open doors for further collaboration. Next month, we’ll cover how to structure a COR meeting, who should be involved, and what makes it successful. As September begins, thank you again to all our Councils for your hard work and dedication to bringing men closer to Christ through faith-centered brotherhood. I wish you and your families a safe and happy Labor Day. Vivat Jesus!
The month of September is dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows, whose memorial the Church celebrates on September 15.
The Holy Father's Intentions for the Month of September 2026 For the care of water: Let us pray for a just and sustainable management of water, a vital resource, so that everyone may have equal access to it.
O afflicted Virgin, O soul great in virtues, as in sorrows, both the one and the other spring from that great fire burning in they heart for God, the only love of thy heart! —St. Alphonsus Ligouri
GROWTH
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NEWS & NOTES ON GROWTH Worthy District Deputy, Grand Knight, Financial Secretary, Council Membership Director and Fraternal Leader, As September begins, I can hear "Are you ready for some football?" ringing in my ears. Hopefully your Council is in full swing selling your Football Crazr tickets. Earlier this summer, Supreme introduced an updated church drive kit, referred to as “The Culture of Invitation – Church Drive kit”. Councils may order it for free from Supreme via Supplies Online, and there is no cost for shipping and handling. This updated church drive kit encapsulates the principles of the previous "Brand Chambers Process" which was discussed and piloted last year. Supreme saw a 30% increase in membership using this updated church drive. I encourage all Councils to order this updated church drive kit while it is fee of cost to the Council. This kit was designed around the new Church Drive approach, and the membership enrollment cards piloted last year. It will equip your councils with two proven resources: a personalized pulpit announcement and membership enrollment cards to make every invitation more intentional and personal. The kit also includes the Membership Outreach Guide, a step-by-step process on how to successfully implement a membership drive using the membership enrollment card, new resources and new approach. The full kit includes: Membership Enrollment Card (250) (item 11881) 24 Hours Can Change Your Life (250) (item10099) Fraternal Benefits Card (250) (item 11730) Sacred Heart Icon Prayer Card 11520 (1,000) Membership Outreach Guide (item 12012) Within each kit will also be a “What’s inside Postcard” breaking down what’s included in the kit, additional resources and tips as well as a QR code linked to the new video How to Run a Successful Church Drive, where Brandon Chambers sits down and explains the Chambers approach method and its success (please note, this video is currently only available in English). https://www.kofc.org/resources/officer-resources/engagement/membershipgrowth/#tabset=tabset-sticky-tab-inviting-men-to-join&tab=tab-block-27596 If planning a membership drive in October, please place your order now. 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, DD#23 440-665-4078
GROWTH FOR 2026-2027 As of August 29, 2026 Ohio July 1: 56,5631 Ohio Growth: 193 (9.14%) % Growth: 0.34% Cleveland July 1: 7,475 Cleveland Growth: 51 (14.15%) % Growth: 0.68% % 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. 11464 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (6.90% 2. 547 Akron (5.88%) 3. 3213 Fr. Carl Anthony (3.66%) 4. 15056 Holy Family Parma (2.94%) 5. 947 Painesville (2.31%)
TOP-5 TOTAL NEW MEMBERS Excluding New Councils
1. 774 Elyria, 3213 Fr. Carl Anthony (6) 2. 547 Akron, 14551 St. Hilary, 947 Painesville, 10936 Fr. Maruskin (3) 3. 7-Councils w/ 2
TOP-5 DISTRICTS 1. DD #20 DeWitt Gober (10) 2. DD #30 Bill Christner (8) 3. DD #19 Tom Goodhart (7) 4. DD #27 Tim Daley, DD #23 Teran Taggart (4)
DISTRICT DEPUTIES
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FROM THE DESK OF THE DDC School has started, football season is here, and the Guardians are once again fighting for a playoff spot. Soon, the leaves will begin to change. It is encouraging to see so many districts involving their District Wardens in council meetings and events. Keep up the great work. Do you or your councils have questions about the new Supreme website, including navigation, forms, or other features? Contact DD #20 Dewitt Gober at DD20Gober@gmail.com. He is our Cleveland Diocese Training Director and has studied the Supreme website in depth. DeWitt has developed several programs to help councils and is available for individual or group training. As you recall, COR is required for Star Council this year. Please make sure each council has registered an EFF Director. The registration link is available on the opening page of our State website. For more information, contact our Diocesan COR Director, Ty Tyjewski, at kofceffcleve@gmail.com. Important dates to remember: The Sacred Heart Icon continues to travel throughout the Cleveland Diocese and will remain here through December 2026. If your council missed the opportunity to host this devotion, spots are still available. Contact Jim Maslach to schedule a date through December. September 3, 2026: Statewide District Deputy Zoom call at 8:00 p.m. I look forward to seeing everyone there. September 15, 2026: The #944 District Deputy Annual Council Report is now available online. Please complete it promptly. Completing a #944 for every council is also required for Star District and is a valuable training opportunity to help District Wardens better understand the District Deputy role. October 10, 2026: Vocational literature distribution from the Center for Pastoral Leadership in Wickliffe. Council Officer Installations are ongoing. Please remember that any District Deputy may officiate at any council officer installation. If you are unavailable, contact a fellow District Deputy for assistance. Please continue scheduling live CUFs and posting them on the State website. Thank you again for a great year. Vivat Jesus, Tom Donovan, PGK, PFN, FDD Cleveland Diocese DDC Td3430@att.net
FRATERNAL BENEFITS
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SEPTEMBER 2026
As the Greater Cleveland Chapter of the Knights of Columbus prepares for a new fraternal year, we look forward with gratitude, renewed energy, and a shared commitment to charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism.
CHAPTER OFFICERS 2025-2026
The beginning of a fraternal year is an opportunity to renew our dedication to serving the Church, strengthening Catholic families, supporting our clergy, defending the dignity of human life, and caring for neighbors in need. Through cooperation among our councils, the Chapter helps us exchange ideas, coordinate charitable efforts, and extend the reach of our service throughout Greater Cleveland. We are looking for some new and exciting programs for this year and your input is greatly appreciated.
Jim Maslach President P: 440-785-9838 E: kofcjkm@gmail.com
The coming year calls us to welcome new members, develop future leaders, and encourage every Knight to participate. Our September Meeting is a pivotal one for the future of the Chapter. We will be electing the officers for the upcoming fraternal year. The current slate of officers remains the same. However, nominations will be accepted from the floor. If you are interested in being an officer, you must be present to accept the nomination. There is no proxy vote either. Whether through prayer, leadership, charitable service, or fellowship, each member has something valuable to contribute. Our service must remain rooted in Christ. Prayer, participation in the sacraments, devotion to the Blessed Mother, and support for our priests and seminarians give meaning and direction to all we do. Programs may change, but our identity as Catholic gentlemen must remain steadfast. With Christ as our guide and Blessed Michael McGivney as our example, let us enter the new fraternal year with confidence and purpose. May it be a year of spiritual growth, meaningful service, stronger councils, and renewed brotherhood throughout the Greater Cleveland Chapter. Together, let us move forward—united in faith, inspired by charity, and committed to serving God and neighbor. Vivat Jesus, Chapter Officers
Possible Activities for 2026-2027 Columbus Day Family Get-Together (10/9/2026) Diocesan Vocations Literature Distribution (10/10/2026) Memorial Mass (11/13/2026) Clergy Appreciation Dinner (TBD) Nun’s and Ladies Appreciataion Dinner (4/26/2027) Meet the Candidate Night (5/14/2027) Summer Kick-Off Cookout (6/11/2027) Cavs, Monsters, Charge, Captains, Crushers, or Rubberducks Game (TBD)
Tom Donovan Vice President P: 216-650-4213 E: td3430@att.net Martin Steward Secretary E: martinsteward@gmail.com Patrick Graham Treasurer E: patrick_graham60@yahoo.com
CHAPTER MEETINGS Second Friday of the Month 10806 Granger Rd, Garfield Hts & Available via Zoom 6:30 PM CUF 7:00 PM Rosary 7:30 PM Business Session
UPCOMING EVENTS 9/3: CUF @ 3970 Lafayette (6:45 PM) 9/8: Chapter Luncheon @ Golden Coral (2:00 PM) 9/9: State Online CUF (7:00 PM) 9/11 - Chapter CUF, Rosary, & Meeting (6:30 PM) The Knights of Columbus Greater Cleveland Chapter’s mission is to empower Catholic men to live their faith through charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. We serve our parish and community, support families and those in need, defend the dignity of every human life, and grow together as faithful Catholic leaders.
SUPREME CONVENTION
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RE-CAP FROM OUR DELEGATE Brother Knights, Once again, I would like to thank the council delegates at the State Convention in May for electing me to represent the Cleveland Diocese at the 144th Supreme Convention in Denver during the first week of August. It was nice to be able to share the experience with not only my fiancé, Leigh, but also my daughter and son-in-law who live in Colorado Springs. I would like to share one story that we heard as well as the two updates to our council by-laws that we voted on. During the Opening Mass, the Archbishop of Denver shared how the Knights impacted his life early on. During his years in the seminary in the 70s, he had to get his car repaired and had no way to pay his $262 bill. Keep in mind that it’s the 70s and that would be close to $800 - $1,000 today. He was praying for some means to pay for this unexpected bill. When he returned to the seminary, he heard that a local Nebraska council had a pancake breakfast and donated the proceeds of $263. The archbishop gratefully joked that he not only could pay his bill but also had an extra dollar for a cup of coffee! I couldn’t help to be reminded of our S.O.S. program which provides emergency funds for seminarians but helps fund some of the programs for the future priests. I want to remind every council to not only “pass the jug” at every meeting but, I ask each council to consider holding a special fundraiser just for the seminarians. You never know, your efforts could impact a future Bishop! On the final day, we approved two resolutions to the by-laws. The first only affects small councils who struggle to find enough people to fill a full slate of officers. The following officer positions are now optional: Chancellor, Lecturer, Inside and Outside Guards, and two of the three Trustees. One Trustee is still mandatory. This directs the short-staffed councils to know what positions must be filled and where they can cut back. In other words, it’s better to be minus a guard or trustee than to be without a Deputy Grand Knight. For average and large councils, you are encouraged to continue to fill all the officer positions. The second resolution affects the Financial Secretary and Lecturer. Beginning next fraternal year, they will be elected yearly like all other officers except for the Chaplain. The current Financial Secretary’s term will terminate on June 30, 2027. He, of course, can be re-elected to a one-year term the same as the other officers. The reason for doing this is to cut down on a lot of paperwork (8 pages) and expedite the transition time from one FS to another. Several people have asked if the FS will still be bonded; the answer is “yes”. If you have any questions about this, feel free to reach out to me or our Worthy State Secretary and we’ll be happy to try to clear it up for you. Vivat Jesus, Mike Incorvati, Life Director
PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES
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KNIGHTS IN ACTION
The annual Fr. Maruskin Council golf outing is set to take place on Sunday, September 13 at Fox Den golf course in Stow. Tee times will begin at 1:15 p.m. with dinner immediately following. The cost will remain at $65 per player (cash or check payable to Knights of Columbus) and include 18 holes of golf and dinner. Sign-in and payment will take place from 12:15 - 12:45 p.m. at the course. Fox Den has set aside 10 tee times for this event and so far we have commitments for 3 groups. Please let us know if you would like to reserve either a foursome or as a single player and be assigned to a foursome. As has been our tradition, this outing will be a scramble, best-ball format for each foursome. There will be proximity prizes awarded for certain holes and an optional skins game to participate in. Family and friends are always welcome to our council outing! Deadline for registration is no later than Saturday, September 5.
PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES
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TRAINING
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SUPREME & STATE 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
OPERATIONAL
GROWTH & RETENTION
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 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.
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 & ENGAGEMENT
TRAINING AUDIENCES & REQUESTS
DIOCESAN
Running successful programs and events involves advance planning, communication, and member engagement. Click the button below to find 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.
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.
The state officers and staff are always looking for ways to assist our councils to promote and grow in our Faith and the Order. Below is a collection of state specific training sessions to help you. If you have any suggestions for topics, please email us at osckofc@gmail.com. Specifically for the Cleveland Diocese, please contact DeWitt Gober, DD #20, for any training needs or requirements. His contact information is available on the directory on the last page.
COMMUNICATION
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UPCOMING CALENDAR & DIRECTORY
STATE DEPUTY Mike Felerski 1580 Gelhot Dr #234 Faifield, OH 45014 mfelerski@icloud.com
IMMEDIATE PSD Jeff Kiliany 559 Walnut St Leetonia, OH 44431 jtktg@yahoo.com Support Out Seminarians
STATE SECRETARY Jim Maslach 4927 Autumnwood Ln, Brunswick, OH 44212 440-785-9838 kofcjkm@gmail.com State Per Capita
STATE TREASURER Christopher Sarka 7239 Winterbek Ave New Albany, OH 43054 c_sarka@hotmail.com Super Cash Bonanza
STATE ADVOCATE STATE WARDEN Tony Offenberger M. Stewart Vetter 15200 Muskingum River Rd 706 Northwest St. Lowell, OH 45744 Bellevue, OH 44811 tonyoffenberger@gmail.com betterwithvetter@hotmail.c Matching Funds om Measure Up
STATE LIFE DIRECTOR Mike Incorvati 330-671-1490 mlbincorvati@gmail.com
GROWTH COORDINATOR/DD #23 Teran Taggart 440-665-4078 adm5893@yahoo.com
DD COORDINATOR/DD #32 Tom Donovan 216-650-4213 td3430@att.net
EFF COORDINATOR Ty Tyjewski 440-864-4503 kofceffcleve@gmail.com
STATE WEBSITE Tom Buehner 216-554-0722 tom.buehner@gmail.com
PAST STATE DEPUTY 2015-2017 Robert Collins, Jr 216-410-7174 rfcollinsjr@gmail.com
PAST STATE DEPUTY 2003-2005 Roland Bator 330-225-7354 rbator4591@msn.com
STAAS AGENCY Jason Staas 800-484-0304 jason.staas@kofc.org
SPENCER AGENCY John Spencer 740-444-9632 john.spencer@kofc.org
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 #24 4168, 4847, 10792, 11464, 14769 David Heilman 380-222-4467 davidpheilman24@gmail.co m
DISTRICT DEPUTY #25 2362, 3529, 5613, 10936 Mike Rauh 330-256-3038 mikerauh58@gmail.com
DISTRICT DEPUTY #26 3970, 14406, 15056, 16137, 16279 Ron Snyder 216-396-1200 snydercreston@aol.com
DISTRICT DEPUTY #27 2886, 3164, 4498, 4801, 5405, 13755 Tim Daley 216-486-1298 tdaley1861@aol.com
DISTRICT DEPUTY #30 547, 14054, 14255, 14551, 18892 Bill Christner 330-604-7189 williamchristner16@gmail.co m
DISTRICT DEPUTY #31 2803, 4130, 4893, 5559, 11831 Jerry Nowesnick 440-336-0039 nowesnick@gmail.com
DISTRICT DEPUTY #33 310, 2726, 8320, 15023, 15737 George Metz 440-449-0081 georgegmetz@aol.com