Color Corp. Commander S/K Kevin Moore

Dear Brother Sir Knights,

Let me start by wishing everyone a healthy and happy New Year. I hope that everyone’s Christmas season was full of many blessings and the joy of the Christ child being born brought you closer to him in your hearts. 

With that said, I would like to thank all the brother Sir Knights who have been coming out for the recent callouts. The Christmas parade was such a spiritual enlightenment; being able to walk the route and share the words of “Merry Christmas” and “Keep Christ in Christmas” to the thousands of people along the way. The recent turnout at St. Rita’s to bless their new altar was very spiritual also and the church was decorated beautifully. 

But the most important callout of all we were a little weak on the numbers. That callout was the viewing and funeral mass of Sir Knight Edward Gentile. Eddie was a charter member of our assembly. For you men who are not familiar with what a charter member is; it means Eddie was one of the first members to sign the charter to be able to start the assembly which we all belong to. I know it was on short notice and the viewing was on a Friday night, but this is why we call ourselves “BROTHER” Knights. I consider each and every one of you my brothers, and will do my best to be “any time, any place, anywhere” for you when you are in need or on troubled times. 

All any brother knight can ask is if you give it your best effort to be there when called. I know we can’t participate at all callouts, but I strongly feel the viewings and the funerals are the most important to be at. This is the last time you will have with your brother and his family is in need of your support. 

Keep up the good work. I am so proud to be able to lead such a great group of catholic gentlemen.

May God Bless you and your Families,

Kevin Moore

Color Corps Commander