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Number 7
Knight Life
Edward Douglass White Council 2473
June 2016 Arlington, Virginia
Founded May 20, 1923 Number 12
UPCOMING EVENTS
May 30 Memorial Day Mass CFP 11am
May 30 Memorial Day picnic 12pm
June 2 EDW/CCA meeting CFP 7:30pm
June 2 LUK meeting CH 7:30pm
June 9 O&C meeting CH 7:30pm
June 11
EDW Day at Nats Park
Noon
June 12 Father-Daughter Dance MH 4:30pm
June 16 1st Degree CFP 7:30pm
June 19 Family Breakfast MH 9am
June 24 Supper Club MH 6pm
June 26 PGK Picnic Pavilion 3pm
June 28 CCA meeting CH 7pm
*Every Sunday we pray the Rosary at 12:30 within Mary’s
Circle. If it’s raining we move inside the mansion.
NEW OFFICERS
Congratulations to the 2016 – 2017 Edward Douglass White Council
officers. The Catholic gentlemen in bold were elected May 19th by the
membership present at the council meeting. The other council officers
listed are appointed or have multi-year terms.
Grand Knight – Chris Bannon
Chaplain – Fr. Joseph Giordano CICM
Deputy Grand Knight – Joe Baker
Chancellor – John Rovinski Jr.
Financial Secretary – Jerry Garren PGK
Treasurer – Jim Toomey
Recorder – David Nassar
Advocate – Open
Lecturer – Open
Warden – Jim Saenz
Inside Guard – Tom Gavin
Outside Guard – Chris Hudson
Trustee [1 year] – Steve McTeague IPGK
Trustee [2 year] – Art Gamotis PGK
Trustee [3 year] – John White GK
Thank you, gentlemen, for volunteering to lead EDW for the next Fraternal
Year, and Godspeed.
FISH CLUB MEETING
Our K of C Sports Fish Club will be having a meeting in the Council
Home on Thursday June 23rd at 7pm. We will be discussing the progress
on planning our crab feast for Friday August the 5th. Also several people
expressed interest in doing another charter fishing trip sometime in the
Fall. It would be casting not trolling. We will discuss possibly setting this
up as well. I hope to see you all there!
Sincerely,
Chris Hudson
K of C Sports Fish Club Captain
EDW Day at Nats Park!
June 11th vs Phillies
Noon Game
That’s right folks! The annual trip is back for another summer.
Get ready to enjoy a day of fun in the sun with your fellow EDW
members. Tickets are $55.00 that which includes (1) ticket, bus
travel to and from the stadium, a pregame breakfast tailgate at
the CH mansion. New this year is a $5.00 food/beverage credit
applied to each ticket. Simply scan the barcode on your ticket
at any vendor towards your purchase. Upon return to the CH,
every patron will have a hot dog and beverage voucher for use
that afternoon. Tailgate to start at 9am with a 10:30am sharp
departure from EDW on the bus.
Tickets can be purchased at the Columbus Club office up to a
week prior to the game. Cash, check or credit will be accepted.
Please contact Nick Beirne at the main office (703) 536-9656
Ext. 310 or by email: [email protected]
GRAND KNIGHT’S PICNIC
Join us as we thank those men who served Edward Douglass White
Council as Gra nd Knight
Please join us as we honor our Past Grand Knights, and to thank Grand
Knight John M. White as he passes the gavel to
Grand Knight-Elect Christopher Bannon .
We will have beer, wine and soft drinks. Hamburgers and Hot Dogs will
be cooked. Please bring your own picnic or enjoy food from the Deep
End or the Council Home.
Sunday June 26, 3pm.
At the Pavilion on the EDW grounds.
The 2016 Council Officers will be inducted July 4th after Mass in the
C.F. Paradise Room at 11 AM.
For more information contact the committee chair, Chris Bannon 703869-1460 or [email protected]
Council Officers 2015 - 2016
Grand Knight: John White........................202 352 7955
Chaplain: Fr. Joseph Giordano.................703 528 3800
Dep. Grand Knight: Chris Bannon............703 869 1460
Chancellor: Joe Baker
Fin. Secretary: Jerry Garren PGK.............202 498 1638
Treasurer: Jim Tuomey............................703 395 3894
Recorder: John Kosobucki.......................571 282 4785
Advocate: David Nassar
Lecturer: Vince Long PGK
Warden: John Rovinski, Jr.
Guard: Tom Gavin....................................703 281 1434
Guard: Chris Hudson
Trustees: Bob Dannemiller PGK...............703 685 3795
Steve McTeague PGK...............703 969 1570
Art Gamotis PGK......................703 448 0332
Fraternal Benefits Advisors
Robert J. Canter Jr., CSA, FICF, LUTCF.....301 952 0180
Christopher M. Stio PGK...........................703 585 4978
Luigi Tanzi ...............................................240 793 7213
Council Office
703 536 9656 x 2
Council Home Mansion
703 536 9656 x 3
In case of illness or death of a member
Please call Jerry Garren PGK
202 498 1638
Committee Chairmen:
6-Point Program: Chris Bannon...............703 869 1160
Church Activities: Art Gamotis PGK.........703 448 0332
Community Acts.: John Cormany.............703 876 4654
Council Activities: Art Gamotis................703 448 0332
Fraternal Activities:
Youth Activities: David DeLoatche...........703 200 3949
Mike Bauer PGK............703 204 9189
500 Club: Steve McTeague PGK...............703 969 1570
Advertising: Rick Vranesh PGK
Blood Drive: Ray Fioramonti....................703 524 1804
Charity: John Pfundstein..........................703 455 9112
Culture of Life: Luigi & Suzanne Tanzi......240 793 7213
K.C.I.C.: Jim Holland PGK........................703 533 1550
Knight Life Editor: Rick Vranesh PGK.......571 468 5133
Kovar: Art Gamotis PGK..........................703 448 0332
Ladies U-Knighted: Jo Balsamo Wood.....703 263 1185
Membership: Greg Strizek.......................703 346 4387
Organ Donor Chairman: Jerry Garren......202 498 1638
Retention: Jim Holland............................703 533 1550
Special Activities: Norm Marcocci...........703 263 9771
Waiters: Bob Muschamp.........................703 237 8475
Columbus Club of Arlington 2016
Board Officers
Grand Knight: John White...................202 352 7955
Dep. Grand Knight: Chris Bannon ......703 869 1460
President: John O’Neill III....................571 437 9415
Vice President: Greg Strizek...............703 346 4387
Secretary: Bill Wester.........................703 521 2841
Treasurer: Tom Maguire......................703 314 5213
Asst. Treasurer: Jerry Garren FS PGK....202 498 1638
Board Directors
Owen J. Beirne, Jr...............................202 746 2404
Bob Dannemiller DD, PGK...................703 685 3795
Larry Harrison.....................................703 980 4852
Tom Hazzard.......................................703 536 4769
Brett Smith........................................703 489 3112
Club Staff
General Manager Peter Silano............703 595 1546
Operations Manager Nick Beirne....703 536 9656 x 310
Manager Jeff Koch................... 703 536 9656 x 311
[email protected]
Summer Camp Director Jill Burdick-Zupancic
703 536 9656 x 4
Pool Phone in Season: 703 536 9656 x 313
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White Council #2473, Knights of Columbus. 5115 Little
Falls Road, Arlington, VA 22207-1899. Opinions expressed
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GRAND KNIGHT’S MESSAGE
Jenifer, Allison and I want to thank each of you who made the last two
years a remarkable time for us. We hope that in some small way we were a
part of EDW’s continued growth and mission to serve God and the Church.
I want to especially thank each family who were constantly there when
EDW or someone we were acting on behalf of, needed a helping hand. You
were there when we needed turkeys cooked for the needy in Northern Virginia. You were there when events needed to be manned whether they were
for the various children’s events, the Thanksgiving dinner, the Honor Flight
missions, or the many Red Coat bookings, to name a few. You were there for
the food and clothing drives. You were there financially when an Arlington
family was devastated and needed help getting back on their feet. You were there with prayers
and caring when a neighborhood family faced the loss of their wife and mother and you helped
keep Jennifer Bush-Lawson’s memory alive by hosting a 5K race that provided funds to help
240 Arlington at-risk mothers carry their babies to full term and provided medical care for the
children’s first year of life. You were there for a special Rosary circle in unity and prayer for the
Paris victims of terrorism. You were there every Sunday in Mary’s Circle praying the Rosary. You
were there to donate to Virginia’s Special Olympics program when I insanely agreed to dive into
the Atlantic Ocean in January. You were there when St. Agnes called and needed Rosaries and
Miraculous Medals for Kenya. You were there when St. James called and needed to get Mass kits
to Cameroon for priests who couldn’t afford to purchase their own. You were there with a strong
back when fellow brothers needed help moving their belongings. You were there for many more
too-numerous-to-mention occasions.
And you are there now purchasing Solidarity Crosses to raise funds for our fellow
Christians who are quite literally under the knife in Iraq and Syria. We have these Crosses
available until the end of June. Please make this final charity drive of the fraternal year be
productive for those who can’t imagine the kind of life we live.
As I wrote in the May 2015 Knight Life: “This is all a way of saying I see the Knights of
Columbus as a calling to aid people in need of a helping hand. We don’t just parade around we
get our hands dirty. Knights don’t care if the people in danger are Catholic or atheist, we help all.
I saw a story of a woman who wanted to travel to an area to help after a natural disaster struck.
She told a friend that she doesn’t know how she can help once she gets there.
“The person simply replied, and I’m paraphrasing, ‘don’t worry the Knights of Columbus will
already be there, just find them’. That is why I’m a knight; we get things done where it’s needed.
We don’t fight silly ideological battles ranting away on blogs or shouting over people, we simply
get the job done. As far as membership in our Order we don’t judge the level of your Faith, if we
did I would never have been accepted into the Knights. If you find us in good faith we will put
you to work one way or another.”
This story easily could be talking about EDW because you are always there when we’re needed.
When Jenifer and I moved to Arlington in 2004, we were walking around the neighborhood
and walked past a mansion. We wondered who the heck lived there?! We walked a little further
and saw the Knights of Columbus sign so decided to walk around the campus hoping not to get
arrested for trespassing. Once we passed the mansion, Jenifer stopped in her tracks and hit me
in the chest. With a big smile on her face she ordered me to join the Knights the next day. Yeah,
she saw the pool! So as a dutiful husband I joined as quickly as possible. Little did I know how
vibrant this council was. We are fortunate that families before us had the foresight to move EDW
to Reserve Hill in 1951. Because of what we have we are uniquely able to provide a different level
of help and aid to those in need either physically, spiritually or materially. We can do things that
never would be possible if we were headquartered in a parish hall, such as our Thanksgiving dinner.
In the most sincere way we possibly can say it, thank you very much for letting us be a part of
this rare and unique Catholic fraternity of families known as EDW. It has been a blessing to have
been chosen to lead our council for the past two years. As I’ve told many people I quite honestly
“led from behind” so as not to get in the way of the many volunteers who do an outstanding job
year after year. Every success we had was due to each family that stepped up and honored the
oath you took when you joined the Knights of Columbus.
Vivat Jesus,
John White
73rd Grand Knight
@KofC_EDW
WWW.KOFCEDW2473.ORG
KNIGHT LIFE
KNIGHTS STAND UP TO OPPRESSION OF CHRISTIANS IN THE MIDDLE EAST
campaign to support Christians suffering persecution in Iraq,
Syria, and beyond. So far, nearly $10 million have been
raised for this fund with 100% of these donations going to
humanitarian assistance and funding efforts to raise awareness
of persecuted Christians and other religious minorities. The
yearly Dues you pay to be Knights helped fund those relief
efforts, we can be proud of the work being done in our name.
Sadly, so much more is needed to support those who are
suffering. To support Supreme’s efforts, EDW is getting
directly involved now. We’ve purchased several hundred
olivewood crosses that are crafted in the Holy Land to sell
and 100% of all sales will go directly to support the Christian
Refugee Relief Fund.
Our Christian brothers and sisters, as well as people
from other faiths, are being displaced, tortured, sold, and
murdered. The ongoing Syrian civil war and the rise of ISIS
in Iraq and Syria have led to many civilian deaths, perpetration of numerous forms of atrocities, and mass population
displacement. We’ve discussed this in previous Knight Life
editions, now it’s time to act.
Religious and ethnic minorities within these regions
have been deliberately and methodically targeted for horrendous violence and death. Amongst those victims are our
own Christian brothers and sisters who have faced almost
unimaginable forms of persecution. The circumstances faced
by Christians and other religious and ethnic minorities are
so dire that the United States, at the urging of the Knights
of Columbus, and other nations have declared the atrocities
taking place to be a coordinated genocide.
Since 2014 the Knights have organized the Christian
Refugee Relief Fund and launched the Christians at Risk
KNIGHT LIFE
We need everyone to please buy one or more Crosses
for $10 this month. To purchase them or make a
donation:
+ They will be for sale at the Family Breakfast
+ Visit the Club Office during business hours
+Visit the Mansion after 4pm
Or
+ online at www.bit.ly/solidaritycross Select “other”
as your preferred charity, and type “cross” in the
comment section, and we’ll deliver to you however
many crosses you purchase.
If these options just won’t work for you, please call
John White at 202 352 7955 for other arrangements.
Please help out NOW!
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LADIES U-KNIGHTED NEWS
Jo Balsamo Wood
LUK wants to take this opportunity to wish all dads a very happy and
special Father’s day. June is here, which means that this month in the
Northern Hemisphere, the longest day and shortest night of the year occur
on or about June 22. Called the Summer Solstice, it marks the beginning
of summer – yeah!!
Thanks to all of you that stopped by the LUK tent during the Memorial
Day Picnic. We will be back on July 4th. Beginning around 2:00, LUK
will set up our table and sell delicious homemade baked goods. Kathi
Daylor will also be walking around selling 50/50 tickets. Buy one; it
just may be your lucky day! As with all of our moneymaking projects,
proceeds go toward refurbishing the Old Council Home. So stop by and
grab a bite to eat and say hello.
Once again, I want to thank everyone who participated in the success
of the Tea Party and Baby Shower to support the organization “A Woman’s
Choice.” The generosity from the LUK community was overwhelming
as you can see by the photos. Nine moms and their newborn babies will
benefit from the wonderful donations. Thanks to Alison Broadbent for
her hard work in organizing this event and to all of the LUK members
for setting up, preparing food, buying gifts and making it a special day
for the invitees. Special thanks to Scott, who helped LUK by loading
up his truck and taking the excess items to A Woman’s Choice in Falls
Church. As always, we collected many items, which will help the new
mothers and their children for years to come. Check out the photos in
this month’s Knight Life.
SAVE THE DATE and mark your calendars – open to everyone!
LUK is hosting an adults’ only Margarita bash on Saturday, June 18
from 8:00 until midnight. LUK’s Secretary, Alison Broadbent and her
band Left on Lincoln will be providing the entertainment. Belly up to
the Tiki bar and enjoy a margarita. There will be free food and a cash bar.
Donations for Margaritas will be accepted. Any donations received will
go toward refurbishing the Old Council Home. See ad in this month’s
Knight Life.
Do you know a woman that would like to meet new friends, volunteer
time, or resources to charitable work, and have fun? If so, tell her about
Ladies U-Knighted. We meet at 7:30 p.m. on the first Thursday of each
month at the K of C Old Council Home, 5115 Little Falls Road, Arlington,
VA. All women are welcome to join us at a meeting. For information on
Ladies U-Knighted, please contact Jo Balsamo Wood at 703-263-1185.
Follow us on Facebook at Ladies U-Knighted. The next Ladies U-Knighted
meeting is June 2 at 7:30.
BENCH DEDICATION
Kevin McKeon
Please join us at the mansion June 4th at 10:00am, for the
memorial bench dedication and blessing by Kevin’s pastor,
Fr. Posey.
The bench will be located under the newly renovated balcony
on the west side of the mansion.
The dedication will proceed rain or shine.
Father Daughter Dance
Sunday, June 12, 2016
4:30pm ~ 7:30pm
Main Ballroom
Dinner Served at 5:30pm
Dancing to DJ before and after Dinner
Door Prizes
Hor d’oeuvres
Fresh Fruit
Asparagus Asiago Puffs
Vegetable Spring Rolls with Duck Sauce
Tossed Salad
Entrée
Lemon Chicken
Brown & White Rice
Broccoli & Baby Carrots
Children’s Meal
Chicken Tenders, Fries, Vegetables
Dessert
Cupcake Display
Dad’s ~ $20.00
Daughter’s ~ $10.00
(3 years and under FREE)
Reservations must be made with the Main Office
703 536-9656 x 311 no later than Wednesday, June 8th
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KNIGHT LIFE
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One of the biggest mistakes you can make regarding
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you options that can help you fit this critical protection
into your risk management budget.
Here are two ways you can reduce your premium:
1. Choose a two-year or five-year maximum benefit period.
Depending on your age, the best option is probably a policy that pays
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2. Choose a longer elimination period.
An elimination period is the number of days a total disability must
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EDW EARNS COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
At the annual Virginia State Knights of Columbus convention in April,
EDW Council was awarded the State’s Community Activity of the Year
Award by outgoing State Deputy Stephen P. Raschke.
The award was in recognition of our ongoing Honor Flight mission which is chaired by
Owen Beirne Jr.
Grand Knight, John White, accepted the
award on behalf of the council and recognized
all of the hard work that has gone into the
Honor Flight mission by Owen and his team
of volunteers.
The award is hanging in the Main Hall corridor.
Thank you Owen and the volunteers who
make our veterans welcome and comfortable
while visiting the capital region.
KNIGHT LIFE
KNIGHT OF THE MONTH
FAMILY OF THE MONTH
I decided when I became Grand Knight that I would only select brothers who have not yet been honored as a Knight of the Month. I am going
to break that rule for my final selection.
Anyone who knows the very first thing about EDW as we relate to the
larger Knights of Columbus Order knows that Bob Dannemiller is the
strong steady backbone of our council. I’ve said repeatedly that I rely on
good men and women to do what they do best to make EDW the success
that it is. Well the massive cornerstone of this building is Bob. Bob is our
“hands”. He’s the guy that gets the paperwork to the right people at State
and Supreme on time, every time. He’s the guy we go to to find out who
best to deal with at State or Supreme on such and such a matter. Who do
we go to when we’re working on military matters, either for funerals or
matters of protocol when we have general officers attending Honor Flight
missions? Bob. Who is a workhorse of the Red Coat teams? Bob. Who’s the
undeniable boss of the dish room at the Family Breakfast? Bob. Who’s the
go-to person for auction items for the Christmas party and charity auctions?
Bob. When the gazebo needed to be torn down, who stepped up to get it
done? Bob. Who’s the person we go to when Hospitality Suites need to
be organized and fully stocked at State meetings? Not Bob. Sorry, Bob.
For that we rely on the better Dannemiller, Amy. We laugh that when
we ever want to see Bob fall in line and take orders just watch him with
his wife, Amy. No, Amy doesn’t rule over him, she politely and kindly lets
Bob and the rest of us know what we should be doing and we dutifully
fall in. The hundreds of pies we serve as single slices at the Thanksgiving
dinner? Those pies do not come to us already cut into slices, the person
who does that every year is Amy. These are just two examples of the
kindness and generosity Amy shows us. Amy’s devotion to her family and
to our mission is indisputably an act of love and grace in service to God.
For every single thing the two of you have done for me personally and
for EDW thank you, Bob and Amy, and Godspeed.
A gift will be made to the Diocese’s WorkCamp 2016 in the Dannemillers honor.
With much love and debt,
John White
MANAGER’S CORNER
Peter Silano
The summer season has officially begun, with our successful pool
opening on May 20. Thanks to the many people who make our opening
possible year after year. Special thanks to American Pools, “Stan the Man”
Rodriquez our landscaper, Thomas Harrelson from Clover Plumbing for
dealing with our hundred year old pipes, Bobby Lillis for the manicured
lawns and bushes, Our maintenance team, Rene Ventura, Sean Cormany
and Manuel Lezama for their hard work getting the Pool House, Deep
End, Pavilion and surrounding areas ready for summer, Thom and Marijo
Galvin for getting the Deep End up and running, Nick Beirne for doing
a stellar job along with Steve Woda monitoring and modifying our new
online pool registration. And lastly, many thanks to John O’Neill III, for
once again re-striping/painting the parking lot and curbs free of charge.
As always, due to the large amount of children from both the pool
and camp, we ask that you please be mindful while driving on campus.
Mother’s Day was a huge success this year, as well as our annual
Memorial Day picnic, kicking off the season on a good note. We hope
to see you at the Annual Father Daughter Dance on June 12, Dad’s don’t
forget to make your reservations 703 536-9656 X 311 by Wednesday,
June 8, 2016. The Father’s Day Family Breakfast June 19, Supper Club
“New York, New York” June 24 and our Annual Fourth of July Picnic.
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Supper Club
New York, New York
Friday, June 24, 2016
6:00pm – Cocktails
6:30-8:30pm – Dinner & Dancing
Soup
Manhattan clam chowder
Matzo Ball Soup
Salad bar - Including Waldorf salad
Entrée
Carved New York Prime Rib
Filet of Sole with Lemon Butter
Roasted Rosemary Chicken
Creamed Spinach
Glazed Carrots
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Dessert
New York Cheesecake
Black & White Cookies
$15.00 Adults
$8.00 Children 10 & Under
Reservations by Noon June 22, 2016
IN UNITY WITH OUR PRIESTS
EDW’s family rose to the occasion once again. We were honored to
be asked by Fr. Mbinkar, a visiting priest, from Cameroon, at St. James
while he is studying at Catholic University of America, to aid two of his
religious brothers in the central African nation. These priests, much like
Fr. McGivney when he started out as a priest, need assistance to help them
serve the people of their diocese.
Fr. Mbinkar asked EDW if we could provide the essentials that a priest
needs to conduct the Holy Mass. As a council we’re tasked to aid those in
our parishes and our immediate neighborhood while keeping an eye on the
larger picture. We need to positively impact the world in as many ways as
we possibly can. Aiding a St. James priest is a no brainer.
With two emails sent to Knights at St. James and to families signed
up to receive info on the Diocese we quickly collected enough money to
purchase the items, to cover the shipping charges and to provide the priests
with some cash to aid their mission.
Thank you to everyone who stood up to aid our priests.
Knights of Columbus
Father’s Day ~ Family Breakfast
June 19, 2016 ~ 9:00AM
Omelets Cooked to Order
Belgian Waffle Station
Scrambled Eggs
Sausage Links
Sausage Patties
Bacon
Corned Beef Hash
Ham
Scrapple
Sausage Gravy
Chipped Beef
Home Style Biscuits
Seasoned Home Fries
Cheesy Potato Casserole
French toast Sticks
Regular or Cheesy Grits
Fried Apples
Fresh Fruit Salad
Assorted Breakfast Breads & Pastries
Fruit Cobbler
Assorted Juices
Coffee, Tea or Milk
This is an all you can eat Buffet
$10.00 – Adults
$5.00 – Children 10 and under
Free - Children 3 and under
Tax and tip included in price
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MEMORIAL DAY MASS
Please join us in the C. F. Paradise Room at 11am for our annual
Memorial Day Mass.
Fr. Joseph Giordano, our chaplain, will be our celebrant.
This is the perfect way to start the Memorial Day weekend remembering
to honor the men and women who gave the last full measure of devotion
while serving our nation in combat.
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• Accounting, Bookkeeping, Payroll Services
• Tax Preparation and Planning
• Estate Taxes and Administration
Serving businesses and individuals.
5613 Leesburg Pike, Suite 38
Falls Church, VA 22041
www.wilhelmandcompanycpas.com
703-820-9449
KNIGHT LIFE
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Edward Douglass White Council 2473
5115 Little Falls Road
Arlington, Virginia 22207-1899
Non-Profit Organization
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Merrifield, VA
Permit # 1087
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SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
EDW & CCA
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Memorial Day Mass
CFP 11am
Picnic 12pm -6pm
POOL OPEN 11am – 8pm
Retirees CH 11am
Taco night CH 6:30
meetings 7:30pm
Ladies UKnighted
meeting CH 7:30pm
Spaghetti night CH 6:30
Seafood Special
CH 6:30
Steak Night
CH 6:30pm
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Burger night
CH 6:30pm
Retirees CH 11am
Taco night CH 6:30
Spaghetti night CH 6:30
Officers & Chairmen’s
meeting CH 7:30
Seafood Special
CH 6:30
Steak Night
CH 6:30 pm
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Rosary
1st DEGREE
MC 12:30pm
Father -Daughter Dance
MH 4:30pm
Burger night
CH 6:30pm
Retirees CH
-Ladies invited-11am
Taco night CH 6:30
EDW meeting
CFP 7:30pm
Spaghetti night CH 6:30
Seafood Special
CH 6:30
Steak Night
CH 6:30 pm
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Family Breakfast
MH 9am – 12pm
RosaryMC 12:30pm
Burger night
CH 6:30pm
Taco night
CH 6:30
Spaghetti night CH 6:30
Fish Club Meeting
CH 7pm
Supper Club MH 6pm
Seafood Special
CH 6:30
Steak Night
CH 6:30 pm
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Burger night
Rosary
MC 12:30pm
PGK Picnic Pavilion 3pm
Pool closed
CJB Assembly Meeting
7pm, Main Hall
CH 6:30pm
Columbus Club board
Meeting CH 7pm
Retirees
CH 11am
Taco night CH 6:30
Spaghetti night
CH 6:30
RECRUIT A MEMBER Contact Greg Strizek
CFP = C. F. Paradise Room
[Lower Lounge]
MC = Mary’s Circle
[in front of the mansion]
CH = Council
Home [Mansion]
MH = Main Hall
VISIT EDW AT OUR WEBSITE: kofcedw2473.org
Contact Grand Knight at [email protected]
KnightLife Editor at [email protected]
Club Manager E-Mail [email protected]