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Knights of Columbus Faithful Advocate Ted Konuszy, left, Columbiette President Trish Wilcox and Deputy Grand Knight Bob Wilcox with the picture of Christopher Columbus at the recent Knights of Columbus spaghetti dinner.

Kathleen Tuttle / Special to the Eagle

Knights of Columbus Faithful Advocate Ted Konuszy, left, Columbiette President Trish Wilcox and Deputy Grand Knight Bob Wilcox with the picture of Christopher Columbus at the recent Knights of Columbus spaghetti dinner.

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  • Grand Knight Joe Granda stirs the pot of tomato sauce in the kitchen of the San Marco Catholic Church for the recent Knights of Columbus spaghetti dinner. Granda is the keeper of the secret tomato sauce recipe.
  • Knights of Columbus Faithful Advocate Ted Konuszy, left, Columbiette President Trish Wilcox and Deputy Grand Knight Bob Wilcox with the picture of Christopher Columbus at the recent Knights of Columbus spaghetti dinner.
  • Catholic Youth members Devon Imm, left, Patrick Shiller and Robert Sanford take a break to enjoy the Columbus Day Knights of Columbus spaghetti dinner. The youth were on hand to pass out ice cream and help with the clean up.
  • Knight Sal Sciarrino dishes up spaghetti at the recent Knights of Columbus dinner.
  • Knights of Columbus Grand Knight, Joe Granda, left, shares a moment with Walter and Irene Bass at the recent Knights of Columbus spaghetti dinner. Bass is a former Grand Knight and has been a member of the Knights of Columbus for over fifty years.
  • Fr. Tim Navins, pastor of San Marco Catholic Church, left, Dom La Pato and Ruth Sciarrino at the recent Knights of Columbus dinner.

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