Fraternity-Testvériség, 2003 (81. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
2003-10-01 / 4. szám
FRATERNITY Page 15 Branch 176 - Gary, Indiana At the meeting of the Kossuth Club, we welcomed three scholarship recipients, Jessica and Andrew Eeningburg, as well as Rachel Erny. Branch Manager Kati Mischak handed each student a check from the HRFA for $600. L to r.: Jessica Eeningenburg; Kati Mischak; Andrew Eeningenburg; and Rachel Erny. We congratulate our young members, and we wish them all the very best for their future. Welcome New Members We are pleased to extend a fraternal welcome to two additional members of the Beüsse family, namely 4-year- old Sarah and her 6-year-old brother, Michael. Their older siblings, Dan and Melissa, are already members of the Federation. Our best wishes to the Beüsse family. Sarah Beüsse Michael Beüsse We wish all our members a Blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year! Kati and Steve Mischak Tel: 219-947-1825 Branch 227 - Warren, Ohio On October 26, 2003. Branch Manager Marge Nicholas and her family participated with church members of Covenant Presbyterian Church of Warren, Ohio, in Operation Christmas Child (“Shoebox Project”) to help the children of third world countries. We are very grateful to our members and friends for supporting this worthwhile project. We also wish to thank Mr. Ed Szabó, Manager of Branch 2, for a $25 check given towards the project. On November 10th, HRFA Director Bill Nicholas took part in the “National Young Readers Day” at Bascom Elementary School in Leavittsburg, Ohio. Bill read from a book entitled, “Love Is a Family,” to the second graders, and discussed with them the importance of love in the family and the respect towards parents. On Veteran’s Day, November 11th, Bill was honored along with other veterans at a program held at the Word of Life Academy in Warren, Ohio. Part of our group that took part in the Shoebox Project. On the far right is Frank Beleny, coordinator of the project. Bill received a Certificate of Service for having served as a gunner’s mate on the battleship, New Jersey, during the Korean War. We take this opportunity to wish our members and friends a Blessed Christmas and a Very Happy New Year. Bill and Marge Nicholas Tel: 330-372-5183 L to r.: Bill Nicholas with one of his former students, Tom Nehlaw, who is serving in the Armed Forces. Branch 300 - Washington, D.C. As Manager of Branch 300,1 would like to thank our many members and friends for supporting our project Operation Christmas Child. We are very happy to report that the youth enthusiastically embraced this project and encouraged us to do it again next year. The boxes were collected at the Home Office and transported to the drop off location in Maryland by Erika Mason and Brent Kooken. I wish to thank my co-workers, Andrea Barok- Treff, Eliz Pota, Erika Mason, Krisztina Fulwiler, and Irene Vallario, for their donations and their invaluable help and support in all phases of this project. May our gifts bring joy and hope to the children around the world, and may our love reflect God’s love for them. L. to r.: Irenke Vallario, Erika Mason, Teri Pflum, and Eliz Pota at the Home Office with the completed shoes boxes in the background.
