Sunday, November 14 - 3 PM
“The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold and my refuge, my savior; you save me from violence. I call upon the Lord, who is worthy to be praised, and I am saved from my enemies.” – David (2nd Samuel 22:2-4)
St. Luke’s would like to give thanks to our fellow members who served our country.
All are invited this Sunday afternoon, November 14 at 3 PM. We will gather around the flagpole at the main entrance of St. Luke’s. We will then enter the sanctuary for a special worship service. Ron Minsaas, Specialist 4, US Army 1959-1962 will provide the message. We will return to the flag pole following worship. May we, who live in freedom, always be grateful to those who helped preserve it:
Paul Angerhofer – Specialist 4, Military Police, US Army 1970-1971
Mark Bergherr – Lieutenant Commander, US Navy, 1974-1982 (Active) 1982-1994 (Reserves)
Gary Blanchard – Hospital Corpsman, 3rd Class, US Navy 1963-67
Craig Brandt – Major, Army Nurse, US Army 1980-1996
Al Buss – Specialist 5, Medical Laboratory, US Army 1961-1964
Warren Carpenter – COX, Construction Battalion, Boatswain, Seabees, US Navy 1944-1946
Patrick Cavanaugh – Hospital Corpsman, 2nd Class, US Navy 1984-1991
Stan Folie – 3rd Class Petty Officer, US Navy 1951-1955
Larry Gamboni – E-5, US Navy 1962-1966
Tom Hayden – Specialist 5, Medic, US Army 1966-1972
Greg Hornicke – Petty Officer 2nd Class, USS Truxton, US Navy 1968-1974
Howard Johnson – Specialist 4, Calvary Scout, US Army 1980-1986
Jim Jore – Staff Sergeant, USS Shanghai, US Navy, US Army National Guard,
US Air National Guard 1963-66 1976-1996
Ken Koeneman – Sergeant, US Air Force 1965-1968
Jack Lindgren – Sergeant, Company Clerk, US Army 1954-1956
Roger Lyson – Machinery Repairman 2nd Class, USS Sierra AD-18, Wm S Standly DLG 32,
US Navy 1971-1975
Ron Minsaas – Specialist 4, US Army 1959-1962
Colin Quinn – Specialist 4, Combat Engineer, US Army National Guard 1966-1972
Matt Roberts – Specialist 4, Mechanized Infantry, US Army 1987-1991
Skylar Roberts – Sergeant, US Marine Corps, 2012-2016
David Roudebush – Chief Warrant Officer – 4, Electronics, US Marine Corps 1966-72,
1975-1989
David Skinner – Lieutenant Commander, US Navy 1979-2002
Mick Thorsland – Specialist 4, US Army National Guard 1970-1976
Deceased in 2020/2021
Dick Ericson – Seaman 1st Class, US Navy 1948-1952
Dick Fawver – Seaman 1st Class, US Navy 1943-1946
Don Witt – Yeoman 3rd Class, US Navy 1947
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Veterans Day is Thursday, November 11, 2021.
A VETERANS DAY MESSAGE For each BRANCH OF SERVICE:
To a Marine veteran:
Saying thanks to one of the few and the proud is more than just a privilege. It’s an honor. Semper Fi!
To an Air Force veteran:
Thank you for aiming high — and always staying ready to fly, fight, and win…worldwide.
To an Army veteran:
Honoring your service which reflects the long, proud, distinguished legacy of the U.S. Army.
To a Navy veteran:
With gratitude for your role in protecting the sea lanes…and safeguarding America’s freedom abroad.
To a Coast Guard veteran:
With deep appreciation for your vigilant defense of our shores…and beyond!
~~~
Credit to Dave McPeek, himself a veteran of the United States Air Force, has been illustrating, writing, and editing greeting cards for longer than he’d care to admit.
“The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold and my refuge, my savior; you save me from violence. I call upon the Lord, who is worthy to be praised, and I am saved from my enemies.” – David (2nd Samuel 22:2-4)
St. Luke’s would like to give thanks to our fellow members who served our country.
All are invited this Sunday afternoon, November 14 at 3 PM. We will gather around the flagpole at the main entrance of St. Luke’s. We will then enter the sanctuary for a special worship service. Ron Minsaas, Specialist 4, US Army 1959-1962 will provide the message. We will return to the flag pole following worship. May we, who live in freedom, always be grateful to those who helped preserve it:
Paul Angerhofer – Specialist 4, Military Police, US Army 1970-1971
Mark Bergherr – Lieutenant Commander, US Navy, 1974-1982 (Active) 1982-1994 (Reserves)
Gary Blanchard – Hospital Corpsman, 3rd Class, US Navy 1963-67
Craig Brandt – Major, Army Nurse, US Army 1980-1996
Al Buss – Specialist 5, Medical Laboratory, US Army 1961-1964
Warren Carpenter – COX, Construction Battalion, Boatswain, Seabees, US Navy 1944-1946
Patrick Cavanaugh – Hospital Corpsman, 2nd Class, US Navy 1984-1991
Stan Folie – 3rd Class Petty Officer, US Navy 1951-1955
Larry Gamboni – E-5, US Navy 1962-1966
Tom Hayden – Specialist 5, Medic, US Army 1966-1972
Greg Hornicke – Petty Officer 2nd Class, USS Truxton, US Navy 1968-1974
Howard Johnson – Specialist 4, Calvary Scout, US Army 1980-1986
Jim Jore – Staff Sergeant, USS Shanghai, US Navy, US Army National Guard,
US Air National Guard 1963-66 1976-1996
Ken Koeneman – Sergeant, US Air Force 1965-1968
Jack Lindgren – Sergeant, Company Clerk, US Army 1954-1956
Roger Lyson – Machinery Repairman 2nd Class, USS Sierra AD-18, Wm S Standly DLG 32,
US Navy 1971-1975
Ron Minsaas – Specialist 4, US Army 1959-1962
Colin Quinn – Specialist 4, Combat Engineer, US Army National Guard 1966-1972
Matt Roberts – Specialist 4, Mechanized Infantry, US Army 1987-1991
Skylar Roberts – Sergeant, US Marine Corps, 2012-2016
David Roudebush – Chief Warrant Officer – 4, Electronics, US Marine Corps 1966-72,
1975-1989
David Skinner – Lieutenant Commander, US Navy 1979-2002
Mick Thorsland – Specialist 4, US Army National Guard 1970-1976
Deceased in 2020/2021
Dick Ericson – Seaman 1st Class, US Navy 1948-1952
Dick Fawver – Seaman 1st Class, US Navy 1943-1946
Don Witt – Yeoman 3rd Class, US Navy 1947
********************************************************************
Veterans Day is Thursday, November 11, 2021.
A VETERANS DAY MESSAGE For each BRANCH OF SERVICE:
To a Marine veteran:
Saying thanks to one of the few and the proud is more than just a privilege. It’s an honor. Semper Fi!
To an Air Force veteran:
Thank you for aiming high — and always staying ready to fly, fight, and win…worldwide.
To an Army veteran:
Honoring your service which reflects the long, proud, distinguished legacy of the U.S. Army.
To a Navy veteran:
With gratitude for your role in protecting the sea lanes…and safeguarding America’s freedom abroad.
To a Coast Guard veteran:
With deep appreciation for your vigilant defense of our shores…and beyond!
~~~
Credit to Dave McPeek, himself a veteran of the United States Air Force, has been illustrating, writing, and editing greeting cards for longer than he’d care to admit.