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 St. Anne's Parish Council 2329 | ||||
| •348 N. G St. | • Porterville, CA. 93257 | •(559) 853-1825 | ||
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Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson |
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Council Officers
St. Anne's Parish Council 2329 | |
| 2012-2013 |
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Grand Knight Sir Knight Fred Van Zandt
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The grand knight
presides over the council, and meetings, he acts as an ex-officio member of all other committees. He
appoints committee directors, and ensures all necessary reports are
submitted. He is aware of the council’s financial status; his signature
appears on all checks drawn. The grand knight is
a member of the Advisory Board with general supervision of the council’s
Columbian Squire Circle.
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Chaplin Msgr. Scott Daugherty
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The chaplain is the
spiritual advisor of the council. He is expected to make a report at council
meetings on religious matters. The grand knight appoints a priest in
accordance with any rules established by the bishop of the diocese to serve
as council |
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Deputy Grand Knight Sir Knight Matthew Mingrone
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The Deputy Grand Knight is second ranking officer of the Council and is elected by the members of the Council. He shall preside in the absence or inability of the Grand Knight. |
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Chancellor Sir Knight George Luna |
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The Chancellor is the third highest ranking officer of the Council and is elected by the members of the Council. The Chancellor shall assist the Grand Knight and Deputy Grand Knight in the performance of their duties and shall take charge during the incapacity or extended absence of both. He shall exercise a special interest in new members and members who are sick or in distress. |
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Recorder Sir Knight Bill Barker
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The Recorder keeps the minutes of the meeting and the historical records for the Council. He is elected by the Council members. In the absence of the Grand Knight, Deputy Grand Knight, and Chancellor the Recorder will run the meeting. Also, he is responsible for the correspondence of the Council as directed by the Grand Knight. |
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Financial Secretary Sir Knight Terry Bradley |
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The financial
secretary is appointed by the supreme knight, upon recommendation of the
council. His main area of responsibilities is maintaining all financial and
membership records. He collects and receives all moneys from all sources,
including annual dues |
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Lecturer Sir Knight Matthew Mingrone
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The lecturer is
appointed by the grand knight to provide both educational and entertaining
programs to the council. He is responsible for the ‘Good
of the Order’ portion of council meetings. In order to provide members
with informative and educational programs, he must be knowledgeable
and aware of all council programming. |
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Treasurer Sir Knight Jorge Fernandez
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The treasurer is responsible
for the safekeeping and maintaining records of all council funds and
accounts. He is responsible for depositing money
into the council’s accounts and provides a
certificate of such monies to the grand knight. He is also responsible for
payment of all expenses |
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The Advocate Sir Knight Jim Perrine |
The advocate is the
legal representative of
the council and serves as the council’s attorney at
trials and investigations
of any interest to the council. While he does not need to be a member of
the legal profession, he should be familiar with the council
by-laws, the Order’s Charter, Constitution
and Laws (#30), Methods of Conducting a Council Meeting (#1937), and Robert’s
Rules of Order. |
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Warden Sir Knight Eduardo F. Gallardo
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The warden is the ‘watchdog’
for council property and degree paraphernalia, except the property of the financial secretary,
treasurer and recorder. He is
also responsible for setting up the council chambers for meetings and
ceremonial work. During ceremonial exemplifications, he will appoint and supervise
guards. |
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Inside Guard Jason Baranek
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The guards have
similar responsibilities, but distinct differences. The outside guard tends
to the outer door
admitting visitors and members to the inner door. Once at the inner door,
the inside guard checks to make sure that their membership cards are
current. |
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Outside Guard Patrick Fuentes
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The guards have similar
responsibilities, but distinct differences. The outside guard tends
to the outer door
admitting visitors and members to the inner door. Once at the inner door,
the inside guard checks to make sure that their membership cards are
current. |
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Trustee 3rd Year Sir Knight Leo G. Cortez
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The board of trustees
consists of three members elected by the council and the grand knight, who
serves as chairman of the board. They oversee the work of the financial secretary
and treasurer, and with the deputy grand knight serve on the council’s
retention committee. During council elections, only the three-year
trustee is voted on, with the others moving on to become two
and one-year
trustees, respectively |
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Trustee 2nd Year Sir Knight Rick Waller
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The board of trustees
consists of three members elected by the council and the grand knight, who
serves as chairman of the board. They oversee the work of the financial secretary
and treasurer, and with the deputy grand knight serve on the council’s
retention committee. During council elections, only the three-year
trustee is voted on, with the others moving on to become two
and one-year
trustees, respectively |
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Trustee 1st Year Sir Knight Pat Mock
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The board of trustees
consists of three members elected by the council and the grand knight, who
serves as chairman of the board. They oversee the work of the financial secretary
and treasurer, and with the deputy grand knight serve on the council’s
retention committee. During council elections, only the three-year
trustee is voted on, with the others moving on to become two
and one-year
trustees, respectively |
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District Deputy Sir Knight Pat Mock |
The District Deputy is the representative of the Supreme Knight and the State Deputy and is responsible for the supervision, growth and expansion, and general care and well-being of the councils assigned to his district. His responsibilities include ensuring that his councils follow the Order’s laws and rules, promoting effective membership recruitment and retention programs, identifying and developing new council locations, assisting councils to conduct relevant service programs, and monitoring the general financial and social health of the councils in his district. The District Deputy is directly reportable to the State Deputy for all activities within the district and fulfills the very important communication link between the State and Supreme Councils and local councils. | |
