Fraternity-Testvériség, 2008 (86. évfolyam, 1-3. szám)
2008-07-01 / 3. szám
BRANCH NEWS GIOIELLO TRIPLETS (LEFT TO RIGHT): MARIO, JOLENA, ELENA OF BRANCH 227-WARREN, OH. THEY ARE IN 2ND GRADE, THEY LOVE SCHOOL,AND THEY ENJOY WRITING AND DOING PROJECTS LIKE POSTERS FOR THE VETERANS. THEY ALSO HELPED GRANDMA WITH COOKIES FOR THE VETERANS. THEY ARE ALL HARD WORKING, LOVELY CHILDREN, ALWAYS READY TO HELP. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF THEM. GRANDPARENTS, NEIL AND BETTY GIOIELLO. My husband and I donated hygienic items and 20 hand computers for the project while John and Pat Morey of Branch 22 of Youngstown, donated $25 towards the Shoe Box Project. Twenty-five (25) shoeboxes will be sent to the needy children of Third World Countries. It was a great feeling for all of those involved to help others in need. Marge Nicholas, Branch Manager and Fraternal Coordinator BRANCH 300 WASHINGTON, DC This year, the Chesapeake Fraternal Congress (CFC) at its 101st annual meeting had a joint meeting with the Chesapeake Fraternal Insurance Counselors on October 9 - 12, 2008 at the Fontainebleau Clarion Hotel in Ocean City, Maryland. Out of the eleven societies registered with CFC, five societies sent representatives and two societies sent donations. CFC Officers Frank Kapitan, President, and Kati Levay- Nagy, Vice-President, represented HRFA Branch 300. The CFC allows grassroots members to come together to participate in community service projects, hold educational and leadership conferences, and make a difference in our community. This year CFC’s community service project was in support of Diakonia, an organization providing emergency and transitional housing service to men, women and families in Ocean City, Maryland. During the two-day meeting, besides the service project, there were continuing education seminars and fraternal presentations. Congratulations to HRFA Branch 300 members Frank Kapitan and Kati Levay-Nagy as they were installed as Vice-Presidents of the CFC. NEW MEMBERS We extend a warm welcome to the new members of our fraternal society and those who have taken out new policies Name Brandt Fehérvári, Petra 300 Ferrebee, James Scott 300 Gaily, Kurt Evan 259 Mcgibbon, Ashley E. 152 Neher, Adele Bertha 245 Patho, Alexander 151 Petro, László 300 Sohlo, Alma Ottilia Abigél 369 Stoots, David B. 152 Stoots, Karla J. 152 Stoots, Sarah E. 152 Zwieryznki, Noel Marie 151 Zwieryznski, Taylor Lynn 151 November 2008 Ayers, Glen Christopher 20 Ayers, Katherine Jessica 20 Ayers, Michael Robert 20 Hamos, Előd Gergely Árpád 369 Name Branch Romesburg, Dave J. 151 Romesburg, Donald D. 151 Romesburg, Joshua Louis 151 Varga, Ferenc 35 October 2008 Ambrus, Dayle Everil 35 Ambrus, Lani Christine 35 Ayers, Donna Rachel 20 Ayers, Heather Sue 20 Broadwater, Deborah L. 151 Broadwater, James Henry 151 Cantelmi, Linda D. 151 Csatlós, Kriszta Ibolya 35 Csatlós, Mate Miklós 35 Demeter, Joshua Andrew 100 Demeter, Thomas B. 100 Dykshoorn, Elizabeth 35 Dykshoorn, John Mark 35 Name Branch June 2008 Posta, Réka Margaret 8 July 2008 Nagy, Stephen Michael 35 Plotkowski, Lauren Cristina 35 Trinfuly, Melinda 300 August 2008 Davis, Vincent B. 300 Ferrarini, Liberty Faith 197 Ferraro Iii, Stephen C. 4 Keresztes, Amalia E. 368 Kulcsár, Bianca 182 Nicholas, Nicole M. 227 Varga, Zalan István 302 September 2008 Feher, Zoltán 300 FRATERNITY - TESTVÉRISÉG 19
