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- Cannabis worth €500,000 seized
- Freezing weather grounds flights
- Man for court over weapons find
- Explosive device found in Offaly
- Taoiseach visits Union Hall
- Royal Mail van hijacked in Belfast
- Full mortgage relief 'not paid'
- Cancer cases could rise by 72%
- Comptroller to investigate Siptu account
- Belfast Arts centre events announced
Brothers,
Please be careful on ladders and make sure someone is there to spot you. I am asking for your prayers for my Brother–in-Law who fell from a 6 foot ladder 7 days ago and sustained major head trauma. He is still in a coma, all fluids are drained, still has some swelling.
On another tragedy I just learned a friend’s husband in OKC just had the very same incident and they buried him after 3 weeks from his injury just last Saturday.
Be safe – Andy
BROTHERS BIRTHDAYS
Wednesday, Feb 15 – Pat O’Neal’s birthday
Wednesday, Feb 22 – Pat Ryan and Jay Hodges birthdays.
February Events
There are also other wonderful events coming in February as you can see here:
Friday, Feb 10 – Happy Hour
Saturday, Feb 11 – Irish Winterfest at Union Station
Tuesday, Feb 14 – Feast Day of St. Valentine. Remember, he was a saint – he was not made of chocolate.
Thursday, Feb 16 – AOH meeting at O’Neal’s
Wednesday, Feb 22 – Ash Wednesday
Saturday, Feb 25 – Irish Trivia night at the Irish Center
Wednesday, Feb 29 – Rosary with your AOH brothers at Queen (71st and Metcalf). What a great Lenten practice – in addition to your own Lenten sacrifice, add a short time of prayer with your brothers.
*Other events and birthdays may be occurring in February and were not intentionally omitted, but are a condition of CRS (Can’t Remember Sh…Stuff).
DUES
As a reminder, our dues need to be paid. Please pay using PayPal on the website, bring your check to a meeting, or mail a check to the P.O. Box. Brother Bill Herdegen provided some great insight into raising funds for the division while also making his contributions:
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Gents,
I wanted to begin some discussion on this topic. There are some things we can do now that we are an official 501.c3 organization and we should make our members aware:
- Many companies in town have a matching campaign for charitable organizations. KCP&L will match $.50 on the dollar. I will be sending in my check for a larger amount to cover not only my $100 dues but some extra to add to the hardship fund. We need to remind everyone to check with their companies as well. It can generate more cash for us.
- The other area we can make more cash is during the annual United Way Campaigns for each company. Company donor lists may have other organizations, such as the Crime Commission, that are not a United Way Agency, but since they are a 501.c3 organization, I have the ability to send a part of my expected contribution to them. All I need is the FIN number for AOH. I wish I had thought of that when we had the sign up in August for this year. Something to keep in mind. I donor designate all of my expected contributions since I don’t want any of my contributions supporting abortion clinics and such.
If you have a matching campaign at your company, there may be documents to be completed with identification numbers and such. We’d be happy to help with these documents to ensure they are in order.
Enjoy the Feast Day. Learn something new about an Irish saint. And we look forward to gathering and celebrating our brotherhood at some of the events in February.
In Friendship, Unity,
…and like St. Brigid working on Christian Charity,
Shaun Cronin
JOB POSTING
NOTICE DATE: 1/30/12 EXPIRATION DATE: 2/6/12
POSITION: LOAN SHIPPER/POST-CLOSER
LOCATION: Mortgage Center
JOB DUTIES: Check-in and review closed loan files, prepare loan files according to various investor requirements. Track final recorded documents on all closed loan files and review for accuracy. Work with appropriate parties to obtain required corrections to documents if necessary. Prepare and send final documents to various investors. Cross train in other areas of the department.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
- 2+ years of college preferred
- Must be detail oriented
- Must have effective business communication skills (both oral and written)
- Must have excellent customer service skills
- Must be highly organized
- Must be able to meet strict deadlines
- Loan document knowledge is a plus
HOURS: Monday-Friday, 7:30 am – 4:30 pm, and overtime as required
If interested, e-mail updated resume to Christine Schaben.
CHRISTINE SCHABEN | Vice President | Personnel Director
NORTH AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, F.S.B. (: 816.316.4045 7: 816.316.4504
12498 S. 71 Highway | Grandview, MO 64030 | www.nasb.com
LOCATION: Queen of the Holy Rosary – 71st and Metcalf Ave., Overland Park, KS
DATE: Last Wednesday of Every Month
TIME: 06:30 pm
ALL division members are encouraged to attended our Monthly Rosary. This will be held as part of Queen’s regular weekly rosary. Brother Mike Dowd suggested we ‘piggy back’ our MONTHLY Rosary onto their weekly event. When you arrive look for some Fr. Donnelly Hibernians and we’ll sit together.
OK Guys take a look at the Photo page. Been having complaints of the photos locking up and freezing peoples computer. We have put up a “NEW PHOTO” page that gives you the option to select the photo group then pick individual photos to look at or use a slideshow…. I hope you all like it and hope it solves some of our access issues.
The Web Guy
Charlie Lamont and Shaun Cronin were presented their Hibernian of the Year awards this last Thursday night. Congrats Guys!!!
Meeting this Thursday at 7:00 pm at O’Neill’s (6:00 pm for happy hour)
Officer installation will be first on the agenda.
After all the Pomp & Circumstance we will be kicking it into High Geer for St. Patrick’s Day!!!
Plans, Events, and any work parties that will need to be developed will be discussed. Definitely a meeting to be at…
Thank you,
The Management
Every time someone talks of visiting the “Old Country” people seem to think of Dublin or up North in Belfast. I came across a really different and some what affordable twist to that visit.
I was daydreaming of someday visiting Ireland again and found this site that seems more like going home for a visit instead of going to a hotel as a tourist. Galway Bay Cottages, located in Barna, County Galway, Ireland. They have several cottages all within about a 15 minute ride outside of Galway City on the coast near Connemara. Everyone loves Dublin but this seemed different and a bit more relaxing. Just thought I would share this with you: http://www.galwaybaycottages.com
- Daily Mass Video
- Video and News from the Vatican
- News and Current Events in relation to the Catholic Church
- Holy Rosary
- and much more..
Please look at this site and maybe you may find something that you like and see as useful. I will be adding this link to our webpage for you to use if you wish. Please check back to our web site and see how things have been added and changed. I welcome any and all comments, suggestions, and questions.