Knights of Columbus Council 2409 installs 2009-2010 officers
PrintKnights of Columbus St. Charles Council 2409 recently held its installation of officers for 2009-10.
They are: Chaplin Rev. John Finn, GK Allen Thibodeaux, DGK Rennan Duffour, Chancellor Tommy Lemaire, Advocate Bob Voros, Warden Bob Harrison, Recorder Jerry Walker Jr., Treasurer Harry Zeller, Financial Sec Charles Oubre, Lecturer Patrick O'Malley, Inside Guard Donnie White, Outside Guard Leon Vial, Trustee 1-Yr. Joe Beregeron Jr., Trustee 2-Yr. Robert Lassere, Trustee 3-Yr. Doug Becnel.
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