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- Posted September 19, 2024
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Blue Mass
(l-r) Jackson Knights of Columbus Fred Wilson, Dan Keplinger, Don Burtnett and Phil Berkemeier.
A Blue Mass was held on Monday, September 9 at Saint Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church in Jackson to honor, thank, and pray for the safety of all first responders who lay their lives on the line daily to protect the Jackson community.
(l-r) Parishioner Gail Vainner; Fr. Tyler Arens, Parochial Vicar St. Mary’s’; and John Manser, Jackson Co. Circuit Court Referee.
(l-r) Jackson Firefighter Conner Romm, Captain Frank Huntley and Dep. Chief Tim Gonzales with son Gabe.
(l-r) Jackson Firefighter Jake Leier and Lt. Joe Carpenter; Summit Lt. John Gonzales; Jackson Firefighter Gabriel Vowles; and Summit Firefighters Steve Miller and Pat Syrek.
Knights Don Burtnett (left) and Fred Wilson (right) are pictured during the procession at the end of mass.
Jackson County Sheriff Gary Schuette with wife Sharla.
(l-r) Jackson County Sgt. Kyle Ruge; JPD Officer Brad Elston; Sharla and Sheriff Gary Schuette; Jackson County Sheriff Reserve Deputy John Lych; and MSP Trooper Jacob Escott.
(l-r) Jackson MSP Canine Unit Trooper Jacob Escott; Jackson County Sheriff Reserve Deputy John Lych; and Jackson Police Dept. Patrol Officer Brad Elston.
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