Clergy at St. James Parish

Pastors of St. James

Fr. Jerome Dickes (deceased), 1963-1976
Fr. Robert Eimers (deceased), 1976-1980
Fr. William Fitzgerald, 1980-1987
Fr. Richard Swolek (deceased), 1987-1991
Fr. Kenneth Potts (deceased), 1991-1995
Fr. Raphael Walsh (administrator), OSB, 1995-1996
Fr. Michael Grewe, 1996-2005
Fr. Richard Reiser, 2005 to present

Associate Pastors

Fr. Eugene Abler, 1965-1968
Fr. Ronald Boro, 1968-1969
Fr. Donald Shane, 1969-1971
Fr. Larry Loecker,1971-1973
Fr. William Rucker, 1973-1974
Fr. Walter Nabity, 1973-1977
Fr. Joseph Miksch, 1974-1977
Fr. Emily Belsky, 1977-1978
Fr. Melvin Merwald, 1977-1982
Fr. James Tiegs, 1978-1980
Fr. Robert Garvey, 1979-1982
Fr. Curtis Lybarger, 1980-1984
Fr. Ronald Wasikowski, 1982-1985
Fr. Jack Hebert, 1984
Fr. James Brown, OAR, 1984-2005
Fr. John O'Brien, 1985
Fr. Robert Irwin, 1985-1988
Fr. Allan Martin, 1986
Fr. Robert English, 1988-1991
Fr. Raphael Walsh, 1990-????
Fr. William L'Heureux, 1991-1993
Fr. Alex Okoro, 2003-2004
Fr. Paschal Jong-A-Kiem, 2005-2006
Fr. Burnell Bisbee, SJ, 2004-2005
Fr. Roger Kalscheuer, 2007-present

Deacon Couples who have served St. James

Ralph and Sharman Brisson
John and Chris Cerveny
Marty and Carolanne Crowley
Dick and Rita Edgerton
Jerry and
Vera Gau
Randy and Pam Grosse
Bill and Kathy Hecht
Larry and Sharon Heck
Rich and Linda Hopkins
Joe and Rita Kessler
Stan and Pat Kurtz
Pat and Rosie Lenz
Wayne and Chris Young
 

The text is taken directly from "Living our Faith and Building for Our Future", the booklet prepared for the Church Dedication, December 1, 2002, edited by Randy Grosse, Designed by Becky Gima, written by Bob McDonald and Lisa Schulte, Coordinator Georgia Johnson, Photographer Tom Herbert, and printed by Rainbow Press, Pete and Joyce Grotzinger, owners.

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