Knights of Columbus Union Council 345 Easton PA

Union Council 345
P.O. Box 3735 • Easton, PA 18043

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4th Degree - Pius XII

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St. Jane Frances de Chantal
St. Anthony
Holy Ghost
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Nazareth
Council 313
Bethlehem
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Bangor
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Martins Creek

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We dedicate this site to the Men and Women serving in our armed forces.

For Our Veterans

A number of our members have proudly served our
country in uniform.
They are and were willing to give their lives for our freedom.
Some have gone to their rest knowing that the church and land
that they loved
is still free and here for their friends and loved ones.
Remember all those who served our country and were willing to
sacrifice their lives so that we could remain free.

Remember those listed here (living and deceased) in your prayers.

Army

Navy

USMC

Coast Guard
Troops
to Troops

Air Force

Bill Abert
Army

Gary A. Bezilla
U.S. Cost Guard

William J. Bogari
Navy

Patrick Cartier
USMC

Bob Cwiekowski
U.S. Army Reserve

Bob Frederick
Navy Retired

Frank Gualano
Army

Thomas Jenkins
U.S. Army Reserve

Jerry Krenik
Navy

Paul Luz M.D.
Air Force

Thomas Rafferty
Navy Retired

John Serfecz
U.S. Navy

Jim Szoszorek
Navy Retired

Our Country

History of the Flag
Our Veterans
Support our Troops

Knight Hotline
Helping council
members in trouble

Primary
610-253-6761
Backup
484-224-1299

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Union Council 345 goes back one-hundred and ten years in the City of Easton and has a distinguished record of service to both our catholic parishes and our community. On the most part, the men who make up Union Council 345 today have lived in Easton most of their lives. We have seen a great deal of growth and changes to Easton and its Catholic parishes over the last two decades. We invite all Catholic men in the Easton area to join our council and become Knights.