MADISON - The Rev. Monsignor George Hundt may be leaving St. Vincent Martyr Church, but the massive outpouring of support and well-wishing at his farewell cookout on Sunday, Sept. 17
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Robert F. Gauthier (Submitted photo)
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By BOROUGH OF MADISON
Credits: Borough of Madison
January 2, 2021 at 3:51 PM
Thank you to Monsignor George Hundt for the invocation. And Father George, I want to thank you for all of your support in our community during this difficult year, from your work with the St. Vincent’s congregation, to your work with Tri-town Cares to the donation of the Waverly Christmas Tree giving joy to so many. You have been at Madison’s side all year.
And thank you Jessica Vogel, the daughter of Borough Engineer Bob Vogel for the opening music and the beautiful rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner.