Nominations for St. Luke Parish Council

 
We will vote for/ratify three new members next weekend, December 17/18, 2016
Parishioners over 16 years old & over may vote.
New members will begin their 3-year term in January, 2017
 

	Steven Bratton is married to Elizabeth and they have a daughter, Fiona.  He has been a member of St. Luke’s for 37 years.  He is a 3rd degree member of the Knights of Columbus.  He works on the family farm with his father, Charles.  They raise 800 acres of row crops and raise 30,000 breeder chickens.  Steven says “As a lifelong member of the parish, I would like to be more involved.  I feel I could bring in new ideas that might help to guide the parish.  I bring experience holding office and am currently a Trustee in Brown Township as well as a board member of the fire district.”
	Todd Didinger is married to Elaine and they have two daughters, Ashley and Julie.  He is a lifetime member of the parish and a member of the Knights of Columbus.  He has served as an usher.  Todd is an owner/partner of Didinger & Son, Inc. in Danville. He wants to serve on Parish Council “to represent our parish with a lifetime member and a local connection to community and its future needs.”
	Don Horn is married to Barbara.  They have been attending Mass at St. Luke’s for several years.  Don is a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Men’s Choir, attends This Man Is You, is a member of the prayer group, and participates in Alpha.  He is retired.  He wants to serve on Parish Council “to be a servant of God’s people.”
	Dave Rashley is married to Mindy.  They became members of St. Luke’s the Spring of 2010, but have attended since 2009.  Dave is retired from DuPont in 2015 and is currently self-employed. Dave is currently on the Parish Safety Committee.  He also represents the KofC on the Council.  Dave has also been active in supporting the Parish Festival for the last 4-5 years. He would like to continue to serve on Parish Council because “I would like to be of greater service to St. Luke’s.  Since attending St. Luke’s, I have felt a remarkable sense of community.  The Parish is truly caring and giving of themselves.”