THE WESLEY DISPATCH

North Rose United Methodist Church Newsletter

http://www.NorthRoseNYMethodist.com

Rich Neal, Pastor 587-9544 or richneal@together.net

Diane Walker, Assistant Pastor, 573-5444 or Dialwalker@gmail.com Editor/Mailing List – Melissa Taber Printing – Kathy Barnes

Vol. 38 No. 3 May-June 2017

A Word from the Pastor

Valedictory Reflections on the Interim Year

By Pastor Rich Neal

Two angels visit your home each Friday evening as Sabbath begins, according to legend. If they find it neat

and bright, the good angel blesses it, saying, “So may this be each week as we return,” and against his will

the bad angel must say “Amen” as if he’s glad. But if the home is in disarray, the wicked angel prays that

confusion will reign again the next time they visit, while the good angel must sob, “Amen!”

Good endings are required for good beginnings. To make the best fresh start, we need to bring good

closure to what has gone before, whether we’re talking about weeks, jobs, marriages, or any other

significant experience or season of life. Even a single day. “Finish one day before you begin the next,”

Emerson advised, “and interpose a solid wall of sleep between two.”

Of course – you see where I’m going with this – it’s also true when a congregation changes pastors.

Such a change is much more than a time of grief and uncertainty. It’s also a time of high potential, one of

the greatest opportunities members of a congregation will have to influence its future. We need to celebrate

the past that has brought us to this transition, and then we need to close the door on it as we open the door

to the new future we’re involved in creating.

During this intentional interim year at North Rose United Methodist Church you have rethought and

reevaluated who you are, what you thought you were supposed to be, and what you valued and cared about.

You reaffirmed some priorities and commitments as part of a ministry that will continue. You have

recognized others as appropriate for their time but less relevant in the future, and you have let them go

gracefully. In short, you have kept your house in order as one long season of ministry has drawn to a close,

and I believe the good angel of pastoral transitions has blessed you for the new season of ministry with

Pastor Anne that is set to begin. It has been a blessing for me to have served with you during this year.

Unknown to me when I arrived in North Rose, this has turned out to be a time of exceptional transition

for me, also. At the end of my appointment here, I will officially retire from active parish ministry. Some

ideas about what comes next for me are brewing, but I don’t know what those ideas will become. What I do

know is that my time with you this year has helped me bring thirty-six years of pastoral ministry to a tidy

and good close, and you have helped me look to the future with hope and high expectation.

Knowing you, I have come to know myself better; my relationship with God has widened and

deepened, and the foundation upon which I will build what comes next has been strengthened. For all of

that, and for all of you I am grateful. As we prepare to bid farewell to one another, we can both look

forward to the future with great hope.

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March 21, 2017

Dear Members and Friends of the North Rose United Methodist Church,

It is with great pleasure that we share good news. The Rev. Anne Bey Canfield has been

appointed by Bishop Webb to be our pastor starting on July 1st.

Rev. Anne grew up not far from the ocean in New Jersey. After graduating from the

University of Delaware and Harvard Seminary she chose to be ordained as a Methodist

minister. On March 18th our District Superintendent, Rev Jeff McDowell, introduced Anne and

her husband Larry to our Staff-Parish Relations Team. All present were most impressed by her

enthusiasm. Loving people of the church and a commitment to the community are her priorities.

She is experienced in working with all age groups. For the past 17 years she has served the

Waverly United Methodist Church. That congregation will be very sad to see her leave them.

Anne’s husband, Larry, is an instructor at the Elmira Business Institute. During the week he

will be remaining at their home in Athens, Pennsylvania but on most weekends he plans to join

us in North Rose, hopefully joining our choir’s tenor section. Larry has been an active church

member, leading small study groups among other things.

They have three children, Clayton who as a college graduate has a job in finance in the

Ithaca area; Jonathan who will be graduating from college in May and seeking a job in our area

as a nurse; and Catherine who will continue her studies at Millersville University in Lancaster

County, Pennsylvania.

Before attending a wedding in Waterloo last summer Anne and Larry had never been north

of Watkins Glen. They quickly discovered the beauty of the Finger Lakes region. Wait ‘til they

get to see our apple blossoms!!

Our team is very excited about this appointment and are most grateful to God for sending

Anne to us.

Yours in Christ,

Renee Stewart and members of the Staff-Parish Relations Team (SPRT)

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Pastor Rich Neal

Our Sunday service on June 4th will not only be the last service conducted by Rev. Rich Neal in North

Rose, but also his final service before his official retirement as a pastor of the United Methodist Church.

A graduate of Drew Divinity School, he has faithfully served congregations large and small in New York

State, New Jersey, and Vermont for 36 years. We are SO grateful that he finally found his way to North Rose,

even for a short stay.

In appreciation of his dedicated service we are planning to honor him with a monetary gift to the mission of

his choice- our church’s Campership Fund. Those wishing to contribute to this fund are asked to designate Rich

Neal Fund on checks which should be payable to North Rose United Methodist Church and can be placed in the

offering plate or mailed to P.O. Box 369, North Rose, NY 14516.

Following the June 4th service everyone is invited to a Fellowship time when you will get a chance to

express your thanks for his good spiritual guidance this past year -- and suggest ways in which he can spend all

of his spare time in the future.

We know that retired Methodist pastors are much in demand as substitute preachers so he’d better not be

discarding books and sermon notes just yet. And Sheryl must have projects in mind to keep him from being

bored.

We wish Rich the very best for many productive and happy years in his retirement.

National Day of Prayer is Thursday, May 4

Thurs. May 4, has been designated as the 66th Annual National Day of Prayer. Our

church sanctuary will be open from 9 a.m. to noon, for those who would like to spend

some time in quiet prayer and meditation.

Our theme for 2017 is For Your Great Name’s Sake! Hear Us... Forgive Us...Heal

Us! Taken from Daniel 9:19, which says, “O Lord, Listen! O Lord, Forgive! O Lord,

Hear and Act! For Your Sake, O My God...”. Scripture tells us again and again that our

fervent prayer is effective. That our loving God responds to His children’s earnest pleas in

mighty ways that avail much, and ultimately determine the course of history.

At this crucial time for our nation, we can do nothing more important than pray. Thank

you in advance for making this spiritual discipline a personal priority and for standing with us as we encourage

others to incorporate prayer in their lives. The Lord has graciously anointed our efforts, empowering them to

touch and change many hearts and lives. We look forward to seeing His hand move across our land in exciting

ways each May in response to our petitions! In closing, we ask that you prayerfully consider becoming a

volunteer in your church or community to lead a National Day of Prayer gathering. May the Lord’s peace fill

your heart as you rest in Him throughout the days ahead.

Spring Sunday School

During the months of May & June, we will have Spring Sunday School available during worship (following

“The Time for Young Christians”) on those Sundays when Jane Milem is able to be here. We will start on May

21. It’s a one-room schoolhouse approach, led by Jane Milem, for kids ages 3 through elementary school. It

will take place downstairs in the east end of the Fellowship Hall (former choir room). There will also be nursery

care during the entire worship service for pre-schoolers. Hope your kids & grandkids can come!

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Summer Worship Time

From July 2 through Labor Day Sunday, September 3, the worship service will be at

9:30 a.m.

On Sun. Sept. 10, we will then resume our normal worship & Sunday School schedule,

with Youth/Adult Sunday School at 9:15 and worship at 10:30 a.m.

Special Offerings:

On Sunday, May 7, we will be receiving the Golden Cross Offering. This special offering will be shared

equally to support the chaplaincy programs at the six church-related nursing homes in our Upper NY area:

Folts Home, Herkimer

Bethany Village, Horseheads

United Methodist Home at Hilltop Campus, Johnson City

United Methodist Homes at Elizabeth Church Campus, Binghamton

Beechwood Continuing Care, Getzville

Wesley Gardens, Rochester

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Thank you to everyone who contributed to the One Great Hour of Sharing Offering during Lent. We

received $279.00 to help support disaster relief and long-term development aid through the United Methodist

Committee on Relief (UMCOR).

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North Rose United Methodist/Finger Lakes District United Methodist Women

Tuesday, May 2 FL District Banquet at Club 86, Geneva (honoring Janet Clingerman)

Saturday, May 6 NRUMW Mother & Daughter Banquet at Noon, "Hats" (see page 4 for info.)

No Spring Rummage Sale- We will not be having a spring rummage sale this spring. A Fall rummage sale is

undetermined at this time.

Tuesday, June 20 at 5:30 p.m. All women of the church are welcome to bring a dish to pass and come to Mary

Anjo’s at Teeple Farm, 7274 Lake Bluff Rd., Wolcott for Fun, Food, and Fellowship!

Mother’s Day Buffet Brunch at Camp Casowasco Do you have plans for Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 14? Spend part of the day with your family at Camp

Casowasco, along the shores of Owasco Lake, in the gorgeous Emmaus Commons Dining Facility and enjoy a

delicious brunch! Camp Casowasco is located at 158 Casowasco Drive, Moravia (about 15 minutes south of

Auburn off Route 38). There will be two seating times: 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Prices: ADULTS (13+): $24;

SENIORS (65+): $21.25; CHILDREN (4-12): $17.25; 3 & UNDER: FREE! For reservations (reservations are

required), contact 315-364-8756.

Share the Blessing

Soon we will have another group of our youth graduating from high

school. To show how proud we are of them and that we care, we will

recognize them and present the with a gift on Graduation Sunday. You may

share the blessing of these youth with a donation toward the purchase of a

graduation gift.

Donations may be placed in the offering plate on Sunday (mark

envelope “Graduation Gifts”) or sent to the church office, PO Box 369,

North Rose, NY 14516.

At the new parking lot.

The Kentucky Mission Team would like to suggest a delicious barbecued chicken dinner.

Complete with salad, salt potatoes and one of Steve Guthrie and crews’ great chicken halves.

Halves and Dinners will be available.

All profits will benefit the mission trip to Henderson Settlement in August 2017.

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Are You Thinking about Summer Camp at Casowasco?

It is very helpful for our planning here at church to keep a list of all the campers who are possibly going to

Casowasco this summer. That way, we can keep your family up to date with news about camp and also camp

fund-raising. If you know of someone who thinks they might be going to camp (age 6 to high school), please

contact the church office, 587-9544. Thanks!

A Special Invitation: Summer Church Camp at Casowasco

The Casowasco Summer Church Camping Brochure is now available. You may pick up your copy on the table in the back of the church sanctuary. You can also find all the exciting camp choices on-line at www.casowasco.org Note: horse camps & other popular camps fill up very quickly. There are also a small number of camperships available through Camp Casowasco for families with additional financial need.

Camp Casowasco Open House Here’s a great possibility for a family trip, which gives you a chance to enjoy our beautiful church camp:

Open House at Casowasco: Sunday, June 11, 2-7 p.m. The Open House is free—everyone is invited to attend.

There is usually a Chicken BBQ available (call 315-364-8756 for meal reservations, more information).

The New United Methodist Center is Open!

The staffs of the Upper New York Conference, The Upper New York Episcopal Area, and the Crossroads

District have begun moving into their new work spaces in the United Methodist Center at 7481 Henry Clay

Blvd in Liverpool, N.Y.

The offices are officially open as of March 22-the new UNY Conference phone number is 315-898-2000. The

toll-free number, 855-424-7878, has remained the same. The Episcopal office new phone number is 315-898-

2020 and the Crossroads District office phone number is 315-898-2029.

On Wednesday May 31, the day before the 2017 Upper New York Annual Conference, the doors of the United

Methodist Center will be open for all from 3:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. The Open House will showcase the Media

Resource Center, Mission Central, all office areas, and all meeting rooms. A service and dedication will follow

at 7:30 p.m.

However, you don't have to wait until the Open House to visit. The new United Methodist Center is open now,

serving the people of Upper New York, and ready for visitors!

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Graduation Sunday and Guardian Angels Revealed on Sunday, June 18 (tentative date) Sunday, June 18 (tentative date), will be Graduation Sunday, and we will be revealing the identities of all

our “Guardian Angels.” We hope the everyone who has been involved in this program, whether you are a

college student or a guardian angel, will meet downstairs after church to talk to that special person. Feel free to

contact Kelley Loveless at kelley1324@gmail.com with any questions.

High School Baccalaureate on Sunday, June 11

The High School Baccalaureate will be held on Sunday, June 11, at 7 p.m. at the NR-W

High School auditorium. This is a worship service planned by the high school seniors for

the graduating class, their families, their teachers & coaches, and the whole community.

The recipients of the Christian Life Award, sponsored by the Council of Churches, will be

recognized at this time. Following the service, everyone is invited to a dessert reception and

time of fellowship. Everyone is welcome! Please come and support our young adults in this service of

celebration of God’s blessings during their high school years.

Congratulations

To Our High School Graduates & their Families from our Congregation & Youth Group: Dakota Anderson Gabby Bailey Caleigh Barnes

Alexis Carson Desirie Carson Donovan Caves

Tim Deon AJ Fordham Jessica Gunkler

Gilian Hall Taylor Jablonski James (JJ) Marshall

Shayla Morris Allison Rigg Mercedes Rizzo

Dominic Salerno Nathan Sanford Haley Taber

Brenna Tylenda Cody Welkley

We wish them Godspeed in their new ventures!

We will honor our graduates during the worship service on June 18 (tentative date); there will be a reception in

their honor following the worship service. Please come and help celebrate their successes.

(If there are any additions or changes to this list of graduates, we apologize for the error. Please let the church

office know as soon as possible—587-9544, NrumcOfficeAsst@rochester.rr.com)

Congratulations To:

Rosa Fox, Town of Huron Historian, who recently received the Mildred Taylor Award for her contributions to

Wayne County History.

Matt McDorman, on his graduation from Basic Training.

Laura McDorman, for her listing on the Oswego College Dean’s List

Best wishes to Nolan Anthony as he will soon be leaving for Oklahoma for advanced training in Air Traffic

Control.

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Congratulations to our students whose names appeared on the recent Honor Roll.

Principal’s Honor Roll

Ella Hilkert- 5th grade

William Reed- 8th grade

Alexis Perkins- Junior

High Honor

Braden McKown- 5th grade

Lauren Loveless- 5th grade

Samantha Acker- 5th grade

Kal Warring- 6th grade

Nolan Sears- 7th grade

Lannon Loveless- 8th grade

Dominique Warring- Freshman

Sierra Perkins- Sophomore

Gabrielle Bailey- Senior

Honor

Kailey Teeple- 5th grade

Clayton Reed- 7th grade

Abigail Hilkert- 8th grade

Gabrielle Warring- Junior

Thank you to Denise Kline, Marilyn and A. J. Fordham, and Mary Anjo for making the Palm Sunday Crosses.

Pastor Diane was able to use all of the extras with Visiting Ministry and Prison Ministry.

Dear Members of the North Rose UMC,

The members of the North Rose Fire Dept. would like to thank you for the pies that we enjoyed at our April

Meeting. We always look forward to these pies and appreciate your generosity!

The North Rose Fire Dept.

To My Friends at the North Rose UMC

I would like to let everyone know how grateful I am for your prayers, cards and well wishes. My doctor was

very pleased about the outcome of my operation. I will still need radiation, but that’s better than chemo again. I

do believe in prayers and now I know they work!

Thank you again. See you soon,

Cynthia Anthony

Thank you to everyone for the prayers, cards and visits during my recent illness. It was very much appreciated.

Brad Caves

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2017 Mission Trip to Henderson Settlement in Kentucky

We are hoping to plan a trip to Henderson Settlement in Kentucky this Summer. Space is reserved for about

fourteen people, and we will be looking for a few projects that will challenge even our great North Rose

workers.

Participants should be at least age 14 at the time of the trip, and we will give preference to our church

families. Others will be welcome as space permits.

Each participant should plan on paying about half of the total per-person cost of $400. We will be doing

fundraisers and seeking contributions from friends for the rest. If there is a young adult who would like to go,

but is having difficulty with the funding, please contact Steve Guthrie. We are committed to making sure that

all youth are able to be part of this life-changing opportunity.

We are already raising funds for 2017! Please support our activities as generously as possible:

Sun. May 21, 11:30 a.m. Chicken Barbecue

Returnable bottle and can collection. Please leave them in the south entrance at any time.

If you need more information, contact Steve Guthrie (sguthrie@rochester.rr.com). Those who have made

the trip before know what a wonderful experience it is and how much it means to the families we have been

able to help. If you have not yet been to the Laurel Fork Valley of Kentucky, it can be a highlight of your life in

Christ.

Africa University celebrates 25th anniversary

Africa University – the first and only fully accredited institution of higher learning established on the

African continent by action of the General Conference of The United Methodist Church – recently celebrated its

25th anniversary. The celebration included a dinner for alumni and friends at Amber Hotel in Mutare,

Zimbabwe, the main celebration at Africa University’s graduation arena, and a celebration/worship service at

AU’s Kwang Lim Chapel.

With an enrollment of more than 1,500 full-time students and 800 part-time students, Africa University,

located in Old Mutare, Zimbabwe, today boasts more than 6,100 graduates from 32 African countries. More

than half of the students (53 percent) are female — more than double other universities throughout Africa.

The United Methodist Church’s support of AU – which was previously funded by the Upper New York

Conference’s Africa 360 initiative – has and will continue to produce a growing number of effective disciples

and tangible positive change. Investment in AU helps fund scholarships for African students who would

otherwise have no way to pay for a university education.

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WORSHIP LEADERS

May Usher of the Month: Sharon Miner June Usher of the Month: Deb Phillips

Carillon

(These are the people who are being remembered in the coming weeks.)

May 7 – In Memory of Harold Liebenow

May 8 – In Honor of All Moms (past, present & future)

May 11 – In Honor of the families of Todd & Jill Marshall

May 30 – In Memory of Gerald Lolly

June 6 – In Honor of the Stevens Family

June 13 – In Memory of Ernest & Frances Fremouw

June 14 – In Honor of Lucinda Collier

June 15 – In Honor of the Ken & Kate Weiss Family

June 19 – In Memory of Faith Simpelaar

June 24 – In Memory Rev. John D. & Laura P. Rein

June 25 – In Memory of Kathryn Mae McDougall

June 28 – In Memory of Thomas & Gladys Castor

In our Prayers…..

Braxton Anjo Cynthia Anthony Phyllis Bouton Terri Cerevello Ella Cherry Laurie Crane

Joe & Jane Donnelly Richard Fisher Ian Galek Lisa Heck Mandy Mouton

Joe Ortiz Shelly (Yonker) Phu Antonio Quijano John Wilson

Sympathy to the families of: Glenn Case (Maggi Lawrence’s godson); Wesley Donnelly (Shirley Barnes’

grandson); Marty Gunkler; Inez Rice (Wayne Rice’s sister-in-law); Bruce W. Widger (Jane Milem’s father);

Gareth D. Wood (Patrick Warring’s step-father)

Prayers For…

Each week, we list the names of people who are part of our church family, following our alphabetical church

directory. In that way, during the year, we pray for everyone who is part of our fellowship. “The Lord….hears the

prayer of the righteous” (Proverbs 15.29b) May 7– Ken & Kate Weiss; Pete & Judy Welkley; Rusty & Tammy Welkley, Sarah; Kristi Welkley

May 14– Eric & Kathy Welkley, Cody; Jake Welkley; Lindsey Welkley; Ric & Julie Werthman; Adam Werthman

May 21– Joe & Mary West, Shaylee; Debbie Wheeler; Isaac & Stephine Wheeler, Evan, Zachary

May 28– Paul & Jenny Wheeler, Jenny; Tim Whitcomb; Kalah Whitcomb; Zak & Jessica Whitcomb, Hayden, Quinn

June 4– Tom & Nicole Whitehouse, Ben, Ali; Betty Whitmore; Theresa Wilcox; Dora Wilkinson

June 11– Chris Williams; Kiersten Williams; Rob & Cindy Williams; Romylta Williams

June 18– Amy Wilson & Josh Fremouw, Kiera; Elisabeth Wilson; George & Sandy Wilson

June 25– Charel Wilson & Jory Morrell, Tegan, Riley, Chloe; Noel Wilson, Dominick; Lorraine Wilson

Births:

Maxx Ryan Ortiz, son of Samuel Ortiz & Joanne LaPlant, was born on February 24, 2017.

Little brother of Ariana, and the grandson of David & Terry Ortiz, and the great-grandson of Joe Ortiz.

Owen Clark Sietsma, son of Ryan & Sarah (Wilson) Sietsma, was born on March 23, 2017.

Little brother of Hunter and Leigha, and the grandson of George & Sandy Wilson.

Weddings:

Kris VanDeusen and Desiree Denny were married on March 4, 2017. Daughter, Grace was also baptized

following wedding ceremony.

May Birthday/Anniversary*

1 Kirsten Bean, Beau Kacapyr; Cody Lockley

2 Rosa Fox; Bonna Milem-Gordon; Mandy Mouton

3 Leah Anthony; Katie Cahoon

4 Elliott Bush; Dennis Caves; Mike & Jill Virts*,

Norma Woods; James Yates

5 Hannah Masten; Bryce Porter; Kyler Schwind;

John Stuck

6 Julie Barnes; Kiara Crocker; Owen DeWispelaere;

David & Janet Fremouw*; Deanna Wiltsie

7 Peyton Collins; Cian Dobbin; Jack Harner;

Philip & Melanie Maybe*

8 Zoe Dennis; Payton Loveless; Carol Mattice;

Ashley Mouton; Aiden Perkins; Savanna Synesael;

Eric Welkley

9 Azyriel Cathy; Buck & Marilyn Fordham*;

Elizabeth Lockley; Zachary Zimmerman

10 Ellie Elliott; Nathan Everest; Dave & Patty Miller*;

Doug Smith; James Teeple; John Teeple

11 Justin King; Laura McDorman; Betty Robinson;

Jeremy & Janet Sears*

12 Ken Dobbin; Jennifer Murphy; Melissa Taber

13 Adam & Erin Marshall*

14 Brad & Bernie Cooper*,

Mike McDorman, Eliza McDougall, Matt Shuman

15 Carol Klino; Evan DeWispelaere; Jill Kise;

Sharon Miner, Lauren Sears

16 Casie DeWispelaere, Jean Eygnor; Nate Phillips;

Jim Thomas

17 Mindy DeBadts

18 Mark Anjo, Randy Kise, Dennis Smith

19 Duane Frazer; Kataleya Harrison; Eve Kyle;

Anne Marshall; Faith Walker

20 Tim Burns; Cindy Conboy; Elizabeth Reynolds;

Lorraine Wilson

21 Matt & Laura Burghdorf*; Michelle Curtis;

Ellianna Norris

22 Joe & Bertha Alderman*; Avery Boogaard;

Haley Hayes; Mike & Jan McDorman*;

Gordon Smith; Michelle Smith; Rick Wood

23 Theresa Barnes; Tom Harner; Allana Kuehl

Justin Premo; Rob Teeple; Benjamin Zimmerman

24 Curtiss Barnes; Dan Fowler; Erin Loveless

25 Curtiss & Theresa Barnes*; Oliver Clark;

Jan Eygnor; Russ & Linda Teeple*

26 Daelin Fowler; Isabell Martin

27 Matt Kehoe; Lilyan King; Izzy Perkins

28 Russ Bailey; Bob Cahoon; Rosanne Milem;

Jack Truebger

29 Johnathan Deon; Larry & Brenda Lockwood*;

Lisa Heck; Angelina Stamp; Kathy Welkley

30 James & Danyelle Anjo*; Paul Loveless; Nolan Sears

31 Elsie English; Verne Mills; Mandi Tompkins

June Birthday/Anniversary* 1 Peggy Bowen; Donovan Caves; Janet Cooper,

Grace Denny-VanDeusen; Pat Densmore; Scott Finch;

Alexander Keim; Greg & Lori Peck*

2 Ethan Carpenter; Madison Chandler; David & Diane

Klein*; Jake & Danielle Phillips*; Deb Teska

3 Cheyanne Fitzpatrick; Jeremiah Young

4 Clayton Reed; Monica Wilson

5 Caitlin Conboy; Lou Gallo

6 Walt Agnew; Larry Clingerman; Len Elliott;

Dylan Goodwin; Ella Guthrie; Mike & Brittany Mack*;

David & Terry Ortiz*; Louisa Purcell;

Pete & Judy Welkley*

7 Richie Caves

8 Kristin DeFeo; Mike DeWispelaere; Ryan DeWispelaere;

Ellamay Reidy; Heather Terhune-Wasisang;

Darcy Petrosino

9 Samantha Acker; Betty Anthony; Patti Bowen;

Amanda Alderman Gorman; Shannon MacRae

10 Dane Fowler; Brooklyn King; David Klein;

Brian Petrosino; Tiana Thomas

11 Natalie Chapin; Stacey Fox; Pat Guthrie;

Joe & Iva Petrosino*; Bob Reed; Taylor Smith; Joe West

12 Kim Dobbin; Paul Gordon; Rob & Tammy Kessler*;

Charlie Tompkins; Jess Whitcomb

13 Kirsten Henry; Twana Milem; Jackie Storrs; Zack Walker

14 Walt & Carol Agnew*; Sara Boogaard; Rylee Collea;

Becky Mitchell; Ken & Karla VanFleet*;

Mackenzie Warring; Isaac & Stephine Wheeler*

15 Terry Ortiz; Tim Reynolds; Zack & Rae Rivera*;

Ryan & Sarah Sietsma*; Stafford Smith

16 Mike/Julie Barnes*; Andrew/Ginny Gutman*; Kurt Manske

17 Sandy Bellone; Gabrielle Braden;

Elliott & Heather Chun*; Steve Guthrie; Wes King

18 Pat DeAngelis; Larry & Irene King*; Renee Poole;

Bishop Mark & Jodi Webb*

19 Alexis Dora; Brian Nasholts; Tyryn Smith; Kayla Virts

20 Gus & Amy Burghdorf*; Bruce & Beth Clingerman*;

Elizabeth Covert; Donna Porter; Dave & Sally Smith*;

Paige Starczewski; Wendy Teeple

21 Braxton Anjo; Trenton Braden; Robin Caves;

Frank & Deb Darling*; Hillary Miller;

Brian & Lisa Neal*; Pierce King; Linda Teeple

22 Rachel Guthrie; Jeffrey Milem; Vern & Kendall Clark*

23 Kelly Cooper; Jesse Dobbin; Raegan King;

Sarah Mosher; Zach Pierson

24 Dan Finn; Philip Milem; Zackery Murphy;

Tessyann Smith; Glenn Williams

26 Elijah Hayes; Mark & Sharon Loveless*

27 Katie Bowler; James & Colleen Raville*; Sarah Welkley

28 Sophia Bush; Lois Fisher

29 Ella Bentley; Jon & Morgan Bentley*;

Scott & Sallie Wilson*

30 Al Miraglia; Rusty Welkley

NORTH ROSE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

5050 MAIN ST., PO BOX 369

NORTH ROSE, NY 14516

May – June 2017

(Address Service Requested)

Our vision is to make disciples through spiritual growth, fellowship, and giving back.