Announcements
A website is available for you to read about Chris Cacace's progress and send him messages. The address is
http://www.caringbridge.org/ny/christophersjourney
Please take the time to send Chris and his family a brief note.
Schedule of Upcoming Key Events
Sunday, June 1st – New Member Reception; Baptism
(Holy Communion celebrated on June 8th)
Saturday, June 7th - Pancake Breakfast at Chili’s Restaurant
Sunday, June 8th – Holy Communion; Praise & Worship Service
June 11-14 Annual Conference Pastor Roy, Shirley Bollin, Frank Hetzer attending
Sunday, June 15th – Touchdown Awards Sunday; Father’s Day
Saturday, June 21st – Pre-Site Day for UM ARMY (see article)
Sunday, June 22nd – Celebrating Deborah Norberto’s 10 years of music ministry service
Sunday, June 29th – Youth Sunday
July 7th – 18th – Vacation Bible School at Saint Andrews Lutheran Church
July 20th – 26th – UM ARMY Mission Trip to Malden, Massachusetts
Upcoming Meetings
ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL
Sunday, June 8th @ 11:30am
FINANCE
Tuesday, June 10th @ 7:30pm
No meetings in July & August
TRUSTEES
Tuesday, June 17th @ 7:00pm
STAFF-PARISH RELATIONS
TBD
PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
Summer Birthdays
JUNE
5th - David Arroyo
5th - Courtney Ineson
7th - Brian Heron
9th - Brian Martin
9th - Ingrid Sheehan
10th - Doreen Ineson
14th - Migdalia Torres
14th - Yolanda Cecilia Curtis
17th - Gabriel Arroyo
19th - George Hagans
19th - Josie Eriole
19th - Anna-Lisa Tedeschi
22nd - Gabriella Arroyo
23rd - Brooke McDermott
27th - Meredith Spadaccia
JULY
5th - Leslie Bollin
5th - Carolyn Brown
7th - Vivian Burcescu
7th - Lenna Stahl
8th - Brian Klimek
9th - Chris Brown 10th - Alex Garcia10th - Andrea Palmentiero
14th - Ann Heinrichs
14th - Ryan Nally
26th - Nadia Brown
26th - Ray Hunt
27th - Kyle Roth
27th - Kiersten Sheehan
AUGUST
4th - Cameron Sheehan
4th - Devynn Nelson
6th - Matthew Eriole
9th - Richard Cassaboon, Sr.
10th - Eileen Bardunias
13th - Christopher Chang
13th - Ashley McDermott
13th - Nile Curtis
14th - Philippe Matibag
22nd - Tricia Cacace
22nd - Derek DeCora
22nd - Michael Hullstrung
30th - Lisa Palmentiero
31st - William Arroyo
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALL!
Did we forget to wish you a Happy Birthday?? If so, you may not be listed in our Birthday Book. So, please send us a quick note or give us a call so we can include your special day in our monthly Newsletter. Thank you!
Serving in Worship in June
1st -
Ushers: Mike & Tracey Kocz8
th - Praise & Worship Service15th
- Ushers: John & Gail Meeker22nd -
Ushers: Angel Ayala & Carmen Negron29th
- Youth Sunday ServiceVolunteers are needed for
July & August! Please see
sign-up sheets in the church narthex.
If you have any questions, please call
Sandra Wallerson @ (914) 760-9679.
THANK YOU!
SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS
What a great Sunday School year we have had at YUMC!!Summer is just around the corner!
On Sunday, May 18, we welcomed a new Confirmation
Class as members of our church. Congratulations to Lauren Kocz, Ashley
McDermott and Cameron Sheehan!!
Our last day of Sunday School classes will be Sunday, June 8.
Blessings to you all,
Lisa and Vicki
Senior High Youth Group
What a great year we have had together! We would like to extend our best wishes to Alex, Jennifer, Phil and Rasheeda as they graduate from High School!!! Congratulations and God's blessings to each of you as you move into a new chapter in your lives!!
We will be meeting for Youth Group on June 1 and 22. Please join us at the church from 6-8 p.m. both of these evenings. Our Youth Sunday will be on June 29 and we will be preparing for that service when we meet this month with an additional run through on Saturday, June 28. We are looking forward to an awesome service!
Also, to celebrate another great year in Youth Group, we will be having an end-of-the-year pool party at the Sheehans on Tuesday, July 1st , starting at 5 p.m. In case of rain, we will get together on Wednesday, July 2nd, at the Sheehans. Join us for a great time together!!
In His Service,
Barb and Nadia
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The YUMC Senior Youth Group has created a website
dedicated to their activities and interests.
Developed and administered by Harrison Sheehan,
the site also includes a photo album and blog.
Follow this link to visit the new
YUMC Youth Group
Website
Junior High Youth Group
The Junior Youth Group has had a fantastic first year overall.
There were some kinks that had to be worked out here and there but it did come together nicely. God was definitely helping us as we made our way through this first year. We have had some angels in the church helping us too (Barbara & Nadia)! We have had a terrific year because of the fantastic group of kids we have. Well, we are not finished yet.We hiked up Turkey Mountain on May 25. Gorgeous day!
Wonderful view of NYC skyline and surrounding area! Evan, Ashley, Nick and Alec ran almost the whole trail. Wendi and Gail lagged way behind! Couldn't have asked for a better day. Next, our Juniors will be preparing and serving for Jan Peek on June 1st. After returning from Jan Peek we are going to join the Sr. Group for a joint meeting. We hope all of you can join us for the Breakfast at Chili's on Saturday, June 7th. On June 8th, don't forget about the Sunday School Awards at church. We will be practicing for Youth Sunday on Sat. June 28th from 12-2pm. YOUTH SUNDAY, JUNE 29th. We will finish off the school year with a Pool Party with the Sr. Group at the Sheehan's house, more info to come. Over the summer we hope to get together at the Vicari house for some fun and who knows what else might happen. We hope everyone has a wonderful, safe and FUN summer.
In God's Loving Name,
Wendi and Gail
Volunteers Needed
We love our Sunday School volunteers and we need more!!
If you would like to teach or volunteer in another way,
please see Lisa or Vicki!!
We need you; the kids need you!!!Thank you
We are always looking for great ideas for Mission projects for our Sunday School children. If you have any suggestions, please contact Lisa or Vicki!
Acolytes, Readers and Ushers are also needed for Sunday services over the next few months. Please sign up in the Narthex.
Thank you!
CHOIR NOTES
I've been pondering what to write for quite some time now—actually since I made my decision to step down back in January...yes, January. Maybe in that month I was feeling a little burnt out coming on the heels of Christmas, but as God always seems to guide me through life, He had been nudging me again and I felt peaceful about that decision.
I've been playing, conducting, singing for YUMC since October 1998, two weeks after my family joined the church and Vicki Gambino came frantically running up to me after a service asking me to “fill-in temporarily” because their organist had just quit. I had just finished up a two-year contract at a small Presbyterian church in Cold Spring and wasn't really looking for organist work, but it found me! (God's nudging again!)
I've worked with four different ministers since coming here, playing 50 Sunday's a year (now down to 48) plus extra services throughout the year. I've been honored to play and sing for some of your weddings and many, many funerals, sharing both tears and smiles.
I actually have been playing for church services since I was 15 year’s old and substituted as a music director in my 20's. I've been a steady Music Director as a profession since 1996 and feel it is time to take a little break and work on some personal music endeavors.
I don't feel as though this is a goodbye, only a slight change in the Sunday to Sunday “line-up”. I can now be the extra hands for the piano or organ that I haven't had and the built-in substitute!
When I started with the Jr. Choir, I had some very young members—from an 8-year-old Rasheeda (now 18!) and a 9-year-old Samantha Lopez, to a very mischievous 9-year-old Michael Cruz, to cute six-year-olds Jenna & Molly and seven-year-old Andrea (all asking to sing solos) and Jenny Spadaccia, Gabby Arroyo, Tricia Cacace, Sadie Zukowski, on down to a very little Stephanie Palmentiero (4 years old in a soccer uniform, falling asleep at practice!). My own kids, Josh & Heather were only 4 & 6 and would hide behind my piano, sometimes in their pajamas, waiting for Pat to pick them up and take them home on his way from work. Through the years I've had many other children join me—Ashley and Brooke McDermott, Kiersten Sheehan, Becky Severance, and so many others. It's been a joy to watch each and every one of them growing up and continuing to blossom.
The Sr. Choir in 1998 actually had 3 tenors! Imagine that! Bill Van Gieson, Dick DeMan and SeJune Hong were a formidable trio. Dale DeMan, Sue Spano and Martu Richards have been with me since the very beginning and are still singing along with many others who have come and gone—again, it has been wonderful working with each and every one of you.
I could go on about special music, soloists, cantatas, contemporary services, giggling chime choir members and so, so much more. Of course, the best part of the ministry is you, the congregant. As I've said many times over, all musicians need ears to listen and appreciate them! That has been you and your many years of support and I thank you for that from the bottom of my heart.
May God continue to bless the Music Ministry of YUMC and also all of you!
Musically in Him,
Debbie Norberto
“GOD’S BIG BACKYARD”
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2008
This year’s VBS will take place at
St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church
2405 Crompond Road, Yorktown
Monday, July 7th through
Friday, July 18th
9:30am — 12:00pm
We’re looking for adults and teens (completing 7th Grade as of June 2008) to help make this the most successful VBS event ever!
Backyard Buddies entering kindergarten in September 2009 through those completing 6th grade as of June 2008 are invited to attend. Registration Fee is $25 per child (3 or more children attending $60 max per family). We ask that all children bring in 1 bottle of juice and 1 package of cookies per CHILD. Any and all contributions will be gladly accepted. Make checks payment to “Yorktown Cooperative VBS”. Registration deadline is June 15th at the latest. NOTE: Due to ordering of materials, registration fees are non-refundable. Those postmarked after June 18 will be charged an additional $10 per child to accommodate overnight shipping charges for the curriculum.
Registration forms are in the Narthex.
PLEASE JOIN US!
Annual Conference
The Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church is being held June 11th - June 14th at Hofstra University on Long Island.
Pastor Roy, Shirley Bollin & Frank Hetzer will represent YUMC.
General Conference Highlights
This gathering occurs every four years where clergy and laity delegates representing UMC annual conferences from around the world gather to participate in unique and powerful worship services, hear sermons from many Bishops, honor mission work, and pass legislation – to name just some of what goes on. This time, the conference took place in Fort Worth, Texas from late April to early May.
Some of the legislative highlights include:
passed 23 amendments for the creation of a U.S. regional conference
agreed to reduce the number of bishops by one in four of the five U.S. jurisdictions, to fund needs for bishops in other countries (eff. Jan. ’09)
rejected changes to the UM Social Principles that would say church members disagree on homosexuality, “upheld the 2004 Book of Discipline’s language of homosexual practice,” and approved a new resolution to oppose homophobia and heterosexism, among other changes.
rejected three petitions calling for church divestment from companies in the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, Gaza strip, and East Jerusalem.
approved petitions supporting Tibet’s struggle for independence from Chinese rule and “security, stability, and self determination” for the people of Taiwan. In addition, a resolution was passed supporting human rights and justice in Sudan.
adopted resolutions urging justice for migrant workers worldwide.
revised the mission statement of the UMC to read “The mission of the church is to make disciples for Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.”
added “witness” in the promise new members make.
approved a full communion agreement with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) – not a full merger, but a recognition of each other’s mission and ministry.
And so much more… For more information, please refer to the May 16, 2008 of the United Methodist Reporter (section B of The Vision), or contact Pastor Roy.
Summer Coffee Hour
We would like to have coffee hour/fellowship during the summer months. In order to make this possible, we need you!
There is a sign-up sheet in the Narthex for July and August.
No need for hot coffee on a hot day! Ice tea or lemonade and cookies will be fine. Thank you for your help.
The Membership & Evangelism Committee
A REMINDER FROM THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
W
e would appreciate you keeping up with your pledges and offerings during the summer, possibly paying in advance of time away on vacation. Then we can keep up with paying our expenses. Thank you!As you all know, we had a tremendous turnaround financially last year. We were able to meet all of our financial obligations, including apportionments!!! Unfortunately, the enormous increase in oil costs has put us $6,623 behind so far this year. As you can see from the summary below, although our income is higher than expected, our expenses are even higher! As always, we are looking into ways to keep expenses as low as possible. Here are some additional ways to help:
- Consider giving to our oil fund (even if you already have)
- Tithe your tax rebate check (give 10% to God).
- Tithe your economic stimulus check (if 40 families gave $100 each, that would be $4,000!!!)
- If you are behind on your pledges/giving, catch up
- If you plan to go away during the summer, pay your pledges/offerings early or mail them in
(Remember, even when we are on vacation, God is
still providing us love and grace!)
More & more younger families are becoming a part of our church!
We need to resurrect our childcare for the nursery.
Amy Giles is our coordinator and has put a creative sign-up board (thanks Noah & Ian!) in the narthex. Please sign-up and/or contact Amy @ 302-6806.
UM Army Update
We are looking for tools to be loaned to us for our Mission Trip July 20th – 26th. We will be collecting tools here at the church beginning now through July 16th. We will be color-coding the tools with yellow & green tape and I will have a list of what people donated.
For General Use:
2 extension ladders
2 step ladder
2 leaf rakes
2 shovels (flat or spade)
2 post hole diggers
2 saw horse kits
2 hedge clippers
2 hoes
2 gravel rakes
2 sharpshooter shovels
2 wheel barrows
2 sledge hammers
2 hack saws with extra blades
2 ropes (for lifting things to roof
1 lawn mower
Work Team Tool Kit
10 claw hammers
5 hand saws - rip or crosscut
5 circular power saw with tungsten carbide or new condition blade
5 power drill with drill bits
5 25ft, 50ft, or 100ft electrical extension cords
10 3-prong adapter plugs
5 pliers
5 needle nose pliers
5 vice grips
10 screwdrivers — 5 Phillips & 5 flat
20 paint scrapers (paint scraper/ wire brush combo is OK)
5 tape measures & 5 yardsticks
5 25ft, 50ft, or 100 ft ruler tape
5 square - square/level combination is OK)
5 role of 3/4 " or 1" masking tape
5 miter box
5 crowbar
5 tin snips
5 utility knives (retracting blades)
10 putty knife (1", 2", or 3" blade)
5 chalk lines with chalk
5 staple guns w/ 4 boxes of staples 1/4" or 1/2")
10 paint brushes - latex 2" (new)
10 paint brushes - latex 4" (new)
10 paint drop clothes (plastic)
20 empty coffee cans or other containers to hold paint
10 roller trays with rollers - latex
10 pair safety goggles or side shield glasses
10 dust/paint masks
5 carpenter pencils
5 metal files - flat
5 wood rasp
5 caulking gun with 1 spare tube of caulk
5 48 quart ice chest
5 gallon jugs of water - for water or juice (DO NOT use milk containers)
5 - 3 to 5 gallon insulated water jug
Assorted rags (cotton preferred) Assortment of sponges
4 buckets (plastic or metal)
2 mops
2 brooms and dust pan
2 scouring powder (Ajax, etc.)
2 bottles of cleaner (409, Fantastic, etc.)
8 wasp spray (long range, quick acting)
2 fire ant powder or liquid (quick acting)
2 roach spray or powder
2 pair rubber gloves
2 toilet brush and cleaner
2 boxes garbage bags
2 jars heavy duty hand cleaner (Gojo, Instant Orange, etc.)
Alternate Ways You Could Support UM-ARMY
The excitement is building! Less than two months until we leave to serve as the hands and feet of Christ to those in need in Malden, Massachusetts! Besides the tool list provided, there are other needs to help make this camp truly successful.
PRE-SITE VISIT – Sat., June 21st.
We need AS MANY ADULTS as possible to come with us to Malden to help us with pre-sites. If you are not attending the trip with us, this would be a wonderful way to make a difference! We will be going to the clients’ homes, verifying directions, looking at the jobs that are on the referral sheet, and taking pictures of the work areas. THIS IS A CRITICAL STEP in our mission trip process, so please pray for this.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. We will carpool up to Malden that morning and return late that afternoon.
Donations:
Gas Money- $150 per car for 7 cars
Lunch for the Ride up- $10 per person (22 people on trip)
Lunch for the Ride back- $10 per person (22 people on trip)
One Night During the week for Dinner out- $10 per person (22 people on trip)
Donate a Meal to the Camp- Breakfast ($150), Lunch ($200), Dinner ($300)
Ice for the Camp- any amount would help
Money to buy First Aid Kits- $30 per kit (5 Kits)
Money for any supplies not donated- any amount would help
Anything you could contribute to any of these funds would be greatly appreciated. Please send donations to Pastor Roy or Kiren Goyal. If you have any questions, please feel free to stop by the church or call Kiren at (914) 826-5202.
Saturday AM, June 7th 2008
Join us for a YUMC
Breakfast!
Begins at 8:00 AM
Chili’s Restaurant
80 Route 6, Suite 208
Baldwin Place, NY 10505
914-621-0216
This is a first for YUMC
This is going to be lots of fun
This event needs YOU!
THE FACTS:
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
We have to eat anyway.
Lastly, while doing something we need anyway, we contribute towards the funds needed to work at YUMC’s parsonage.
Rules of Engagement
:Membership at YUMC IS NOT a requirement to participate. Let’s invite everyone.
Purchase tickets in the narthex after service.
Menu: Your choice of pancakes, bacon, coffee, tea, milk or OJ.
Ticket prices…$6 adults
$5 seniors & children under 12
Children under 3 free
This wonderful & creative program is sponsored
by Chili’s Restaurant Community Outreach Efforts ~ Somers, NY
Summer Office Hours
T
he administrative assistant’s office hours will be 9:00am—2:30pm on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday beginning Friday, June 27th through Friday, August 29th
September Messenger DeadlineThe deadline for the September Messenger is Friday, August 22nd.
Drop us a note in the Messenger Box in
the office or via e-mail at YorktownUMC@verizon.net
HAVE A SAFE & FUN SUMMER!!
Thank you Barb, Dottie, Jane, & Jean for your continuous help in preparing The Messenger for mailing. We’ve been able to get our monthly newsletter out in a timely manner because of YOU! I hope you realize how much I appreciate your help!
Have a great summer!
Barbara
Barbara Carlucci will be on vacation July 10th thru July 16th and August 14th thru August 22nd.
If anyone is available during this time to volunteer in the office (clerical duties), it would be much appreciated. A sign-up sheet will be posted in the narthex.
Mission Opportunity:
UM VIM Biloxi Team 75
August 9 - 16 2008
The 75th United Methodist Volunteer in Mission (UM VIM) Team is headed to Biloxi, MS for a week in August to continue Hurricane Katrina relief work. Our ministry is a "ministry of presence" and our presence in Biloxi in all its forms will be a blessing. Based on the skill set of the team we will be given an assignment, which might include tear-down, build, or finishing work at one or more sites or even at St. Paul’s UMC. If you feel the call to serve others in our national community, be a part of the team. We have experienced team, base/cook, and site/tool coordinators – all other positions are open – adult, college, and high school ages (with parent) are all welcome on this trip.
The work week is Monday – Friday, with worship in the community Sunday. Other activities include being in the community, a community night with our families, daily devotions, a dinner out at a barbeque restaurant, and a closing ceremony. We stay at St. Paul’s UMC Fellowship Hall, which is about 15 minutes from the airport in Biloxi. We fly there on Saturday August 9th and fly home on Saturday August 16th.
The cost to volunteers is $500 which covers airfare, food, and ground transport while in Biloxi. Deposit needed by June 2 and full payment by July 1. You’ll also need a small amount of spending money for the dinner out. If you’re interested in serving on Biloxi Team 75, please see or call Christy Pischedda at 914-243-9790, or e-mail capischedda@optonline.net with Biloxi Team 75 in the message title.
Ray
Bernat passed away on May 10th after a long struggle with cancer.
Please continue to keep Krista, Raymond, Felicia, Selina, and the entire family
in your prayers during this difficult time.
Dear Church Family,
Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for your love and support of our family as my husband Ray battled cancer and now as we continue the journey without him. The delicious meals, play dates, kind words and prayers mean more than I can say. You all are truly angels on earth!
May God continue to bless you as you have blessed us!
Love,
Krista, Raymond, Felicia and Selina Bernat
Dear Church Family,
Many of you have asked me if college funds are being set-up for the Bernat children: Raymond, Felicia and Selina.
The answer is yes -- New York State 529 College Funds are established.
If you would like to contribute this is all you need to do:
Please send a check made out to Krista Bernat. (She then submits the contributions to each of the funds.)
Mrs. Krista Bernat
3368 N. Deerfield Avenue
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.
God bless you,
Anna-Lisa Tedeschi
(Krista Bernat’s sister)
Hazel Grubiak, (Pat Hetzer’s mother) passed away on May 19th.
Please keep Pat & Frank and the entire family in prayer during this difficult time.
Bob & Ann Heinrichs have moved!!
2-E Skytop Drive
Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
(914) 293-0288
We wish Bob & Ann much happiness in their new home!
A LETTER FROM VERNA KWIATKOWSKI
To those who know me as Verna Mae, teacher of the Bible Basics courses and former pastor; to those who know me as Marty Ford’s mother; and to those who do not know me at all: I am writing this introduction with the hope that God will be glorified by our connecting our lives in this way.
Five years ago I was diagnosed with primary lateral sclerosis (PLS), which cripples the body, but leaves the mind intact. I presently live at Sky View Nursing Home in Croton, unable to walk or talk.
My ministry has changed from a spoken ministry to a written one. My writings (available on my website) are a mix of theology, autobiography, anecdotes and humor, and music. I invite you to visit the site.
www.vernakwiatkowski.com
• Words of Encouragement
• Essays
• Creative Writing
• Music
I look forward to interacting with you.
– Verna
May 9, 2008
Dear United Methodists of the New York Annual Conference:
I greet you in the name of Jesus Christ, Prince of Peace, Healer of our brokenness and Hope of the world!
We have all heard about the terrible destruction and loss of life wrought by Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar (formerly Burma) on May 2nd.
As of today, this storm, which is the worst natural disaster in Myanmar's history, has left more than 23,000 dead and another 42,000 missing, according to officials of the Myanmar government. The United Nations says that an estimated 1.5 million persons have been affected. The United Nations is concerned that due to lack of safe food and drinking water the death toll could rise above 100,000.You will not be surprised to learn that UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) is already preparing to respond to the need in Myanmar.
Working through partners such as Church World Service, one of the few agencies with permits to work in Myanmar, UMCOR is well positioned to get the aid to the right places to make a difference in the name of Jesus Christ as soon as possible. We are so blessed to have UMCOR. As you know, thanks to our shared ministry apportionments, every penny given to UMCOR results in a loving gift where the need is greatest.Please ask your church members to pray earnestly for the people of Myanmar, particularly for those who have lost their loved ones, its government, and for the international community who is ready to offer assistance.
Also, I urge you to take a special offering for Myanmar relief through UMCOR.
Your church's offering may be submitted with your regular monthly shared ministry report. The Advance number is 3019674, Myanmar Emergency. As always, one hundred percent of their contributions will go directly to make a difference in the lives of the people of Myanmar.Your Partner in Hope,
Jeremiah J. Park
To download a copy of Bishop Park's letter: http://www.nyac.com/resources/pdfs/Myanmar Relief.pdf
May 23, 2008
To download a copy of Bishop Park's letter:
http://www.nyac.com/resources/pdfs/ChinaDisaster.pdf.com/
GOODSEARCH.COM
What if the Yorktown United Methodist Church earned a penny every time you searched the Internet? Well, now we can!
GoodSearch.com is a new search engine that donates half its revenue, about a penny per search, to the charities its users designate. It gets this revenue from its advertisers. You use GoodSearch.com just as you would any search engine, and it's powered by Yahoo!, so you get great results.
Just go to www.goodsearch.com and be sure to enter Yorktown United Methodist Church as the charity you want to support. Or, even easier, just click on this GoodSearch icon and you'll automatically sign in as YUMC.
(In the future, this icon will continue to be located at the top of the Announcements page.)
Look at the examples below of how much money we can potentially raise for our church:
|
Charity, School or Church Size |
Number of Supporters |
Average Searches Per Day |
Estimated Revenue/Year |
|
Small |
100 |
2 |
$730.00 |
|
Medium |
1,000 |
2 |
$7,300.00 |
|
Large |
10,000 |
2 |
$73,000.00 |
All of this can be done without anyone spending a dime! And, it’s legit. Be sure to spread the word!
If you have any questions, please contact Pat Norberto patnorberto@yahoo.com