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Aquiring Squire status at Lynbrook K of C

Posted Wednesday, October 5, 2011 1:43 pm

Tony Ginexi congratulates Sentry Nick Termini.

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new Chief Squire Aurthus Tansey is presented his medal by his mother.

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The new officers are lead into the hall by Felix Denili

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The New Squires were presented at the ceremony. Pictured seated are, from left, Patrick Barkus (Burser), Dominick Gandolfo (Deputy Chief Squire), Arthur Tansey (Chief Squire), Steven Gandolfo (Notary) Back Row from left: Felix Denili (Deputy Grand Knight), John Panaro (Co-Counselor Squires/Chancelor), Matt Gandolfo (Arm), Brian Kearney (Marshal), Nick Termini (Sentry), Andrew Nohiloy (Pole Captain), Tony Ginexi (Co-Counselor Squires/Recorder), Diego Oblitas (Grand Knight).

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The Squires of the St, Mary’s/Maris Stella Council Knight of Columbus in Lynbrook held their installation ceremony on Sept. 29, welcoming K of C officials from around the state.

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