William Penn Life, 1986 (21. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)

1986-09-01 / 5. szám

In Memóriám Joseph Toma, Advisory Board It is with great sorrow that we report the death of Ad­visory Board member Joseph Toma, who died July 13, 1986, in Flushing Hospital, Flushing, N.Y., following a long illness. He was 77. One of the most beloved members of our Association, Mr. Toma diligently served the William Penn in a number of capacities over many years. He began his career with the William Penn as a salesman and, even as a na­tional director, continued to list his principal occupation as “selling and teaching life insurance.” In 1938 he became a branch manager and assis­tant district manager in the New York City area. From there he earned numerous promotions to district manager, regional manager, supervisor of agencies, and, finally, field supervisor. He was first elected to the Board of Directors in 1963 and continued to serve as a director until the end of 1983. On Jan. 1, 1984, he assumed a seat on the Association’s Advisory Board. “Joseph Toma was a director who never failed to advise our Board in the best interest of the membership,” said his longtime associate, John T. Lesko, vice chair­man of the Board of Directors. “He took life seriously but Joseph Toma had a way about him that would find the lighter side of life,” Mr. Lesko said. Mr. Lesko was among a number of members of the official family who attended funeral services for Mr. Toma, held July 15 at the Quinn Funeral Home in Flushing. Also representing the Association were Na­tional Directors Joseph Ar­­vay and Frank J. Radvany, Advisory Board members Frank Bero and Frank J. Wukovits Sr. and Auditing Committee member Charles Fabian. Mr. Toma was born Jan. 30,1909 in New York City. He was a graduate of the City College of New York and member of St. Stephen Catholic Church of Hungary. We extend our deepest sympathy to his wife, Sylvia, and his son, Richard. We shall miss Joseph Toma, but we shall never forget him. DANIEL M. ZORNAN Fraternalists across the nation were saddened by the recent death of Daniel M. Zornan, president of the United Lutheran Society. He was 60. Mr. Zornan began his career with United Lutheran in 1953 as executive secretary. In 1969 he was elected president and served in that office until his death. His work in the fraternal benefit system extended well beyond his own society. He served on the board of directors of the National Fraternal Congress of America and was member­ship chairman and resolu­tions committee chairman of the NFCA. He also was past presi­dent of the Fraternal Societies of Greater Pitts­burgh, the Pennsylvania Fraternal Congress and the President’s Section of the NFCA. In April of this year, he was named the Fraternalist of the Year by the Fraternal Societies of Greater Pitts­burgh. In 1984, he received the John Jordan Upchurch Award, the highest honor be­stowed by the Pennsylvania Fraternal Congress. A native of Akron, Ohio, Mr. Zornan is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh. We extend our deepest sympathy to his wife, Mildred Blistan Zornan, and three daughters, Patricia and Carol Zornan and Mrs. Mark (Kathy) Caliendo. Services were held at St. James Lutheran Church in Ligonier, Pa. Representing the Association were Na­tional President Gay B. Banes, National Secretary E. E. “AI” Vargo, Executive Vice President John F. Kena­­well, National Vice President William Penn Life, September-October 1986, Page 13 Albert J. Stelkovics and Na­tional Director William C. Kohut. ISADORE J. SPORNER The members of Branches 8121 and 8126, St. Marys, Pa., were saddened by the death of Isadore J. Sporner on April 27. Mr. Sporner was a past president of Branch 8121, holding that office for more than 25 years, and Served as a branch promoter. He also was the organizer of Branch 8126 and father of that branch’s current presi­dent, Mary Lou Sporner. Mr. Sporner joined the former Catholic Knights of St. George in 1916 and received many awards dur­ing his years as a promoter. MRS. JOHN ASHLEY The Association joins the members of Branch 28, Youngstown, Ohio, in exten­ding its sympathy to the family of Mrs. John Ashley who died July 20. Mrs. Ashley was active in William Penn affairs and she will be sincerely missed. She is the daughter of the late Joseph Turner Sr. who was a very active officer up to the time of his death. NARTZ F. GAJEWSKI The Association extends its sympathy to the family of Nartz F. Gajewski, former administrator of the Mount St. George Home for the Elderly, who recently passed away. A resident of Nanticoke, Pa., Mr. Gajewski was the Home’s administrator from 1980 to 1984 when he retired. Prior to that he served as director of fraternal ac­tivities for the former Catholic Knights of St. George from 1974 to 1980. He is survived by his wife, Mary L. Gajewski. We ask our fellow members to pray for the eter­nal rest of Mr. Toma, Mr. Zor­nan, Mr. Sporner and Mrs. Ashley as well as for those recently departed members listed below. JULY, 1986 0001 BRIDGEPORT, CT Brueggestrat, Mary Hira, John J. Komonyi, Ernest Ruzinkovic, Elizabeth Sirois, Marie R. Sovary, Rose 0008 JOHNSTOWN, PA Arena, Anthony S. Lees. Bessie 0013 TRENTON, NJ Bajzath, Mary 0014 CLEVELAND, OH Dancsics, Mary Klinko, Julia Nagy, Michael Natrany, Theresa Schirato, Tony 0015 CHICAGO, IL Dojcsak, Louis Kramer, Clarence 0016 PERTH AMBOY, NJ Ceber, John 0017 LORAIN, OH Davis, Charles P. 0018 DETROIT, Ml Andre, Elizabeth Feder, Norman W. Yatchman, Alex Ziminski. Emil 0019 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ Galambos, Julia Gere, Theresa Toth, Anna M. 0022 ROEBLING, NJ Magyar, Helen 0023 POCAHONTAS, VA Bruffy, Carrie L. 0024 CHICAGO, IL Sabo, Lester 0028 YOUNGSTOWN, OH Gober, Rosa 0034 PITTSBURGH, PA Gazdik, John Haid, William J. Macsurak, Anna R. Strella, Margaret M. 0045 CLEVELAND, OH Gasner, Joseph Nagy, Anna Sobodosh, Andrew 0048 NEW YORK, NY Croteau, Beatrice Erdos, Louis Tassoulis, Anna Toma, Joseph 0067 ERIE, PA Hermen, Francis W.----------See “In Memóriám” Page 16 Donations For July 1986 MOUNT SAINT GEORGE HOME DONATIONS JULY, 1986 Branch Name Amount 001 Lévai, Attila P. $ 4.46 001 Zelle, Stephen Joseph 10.00 001 Soares, Joseph B. 1.00 001 Demille, Mary D. 1.00 013 Baker, Joseph 15.00 013 Baker, Josephine J. 15.00 014 Kolozsvary, Theodore 10.00 014 Fanchaly, Helen L. 1.00 016 Mikics, Louis Joseph 5.00 016 Czeto, Joseph 12.96 017 Dargo, Gerald Paul 5.00 018 Rotter, Helen T. 5.00 018 Adkins, Steven M. 1.00 018 Oswald, Sándor 5.00 019 Guman, John W. 10.00 019 Cudnlk, Dennis K. 5.09 022Tomosi, James E. 5.00 022Tomosi, Maria 5.00 022Tomosi, Richard J. 5.00 024 Hartly, Elizabeth 2.00 024 Kulchar, Mary 1.00 025Veres, Priscilla 10.00 027 Pásztor, William M. 5.00 028 Varga, Stephen 1.00 031 Lorelli, Geno M. 3.00 034 Baranyi, Oskar 5.00 034 Urban, Anna L. 2.00 034 Stuebgen, Constance 3.00 334 Gallaghrt, Gertrude $ 5.00 034 Matuszak, Richard 2.00 045Toth. Balazs 2.10 045 Hajdú, Margaret C. 1.00 045Weiss, Elizabeth 3.37 048 Balazs, Nancy I. 5.00 048 Martinez, Mariana 2.00 048 Gal, Claire E. 30.00 051 Skilton, Elizabeth 9.30 052 Snyder, Thomas E. 5.00 071 Bagdol, Francis J. 5.00 071 Werntz, Mary 2.00 076 Cseplo, Katherine A. 5.00 076 Lasalvia, Ida 3.00 080 Shilling, Timothy M. 5.00 089 Kotowski, Anthony Thomas 1.00 098Totok Jr., Andrew 1.00 132 Flatoff, Goldie Mae 1.00 132Vargo, Frank S. 5.00 132 Lollock, Isabella F. 5.00 150 Molnár, John 3.00 174 Sunbury, Martin 3.00 174 Pupkiewicz, Paul J. 10.00 174 Garvey, Mary C. 5.00 189 Koval, Ethel 5.00 336 Malukas, Thomas A. 1.05 336 Popson, Joseph 2.00 349 Blank, Helen M. 10.00 352 McCool, Vincent J. $10.00 352 Kulenich, John 5.00 352 Denmarsh, Mae C. 5.00 386 Snablt, Mary 2.00 386 McEvoy, Paul F. 1.00 386 McEvoy, Elizabeth 1.00 500 Kovac, Louis 1.00 590 Horvath, Elizabeth 10.00 590 McGann, Robert C. 1.00 590 Failoni, Anthony H. 5.00 637 Corrao, Rose Mary 10.00 637 Hujber, Gasper F. 10.00 649 Ingram, Kito 1.00 649 Bryant, Madolyn 1.00 705Trader, Grace H. 2.00 705 Morrison, Domayne E. 3.00 720 Van Deusen Jr., Samuel 3.00 720 Fursow, George 10.00 720 Rainaud, Margaret M. 5.00 720 Duval, Maurice O. 3.00 720 Noga, Alice B. 3.00 720 Quinn, Olive M. 5.00 720 Slattery Jr., Edward 2.00 720 Pickham, Norman E. 10.00 720 Lawrence, Lillian F. 2.00 720Tangstrom, Albert V. 3.00 720 Charette, Alfred A. 5.00 720 Schonlaw, Kelly L. $ 5.00 720 Laidley, Geraldine M. 5.00 720 Tessier, Madeline 2.00 0800 Coogan, Adelaide R. 1.49 0800 Stock, Marie A. 5.00 0800Mielnik, Clement R. 1.00 8008 Cronin, John J. 1.40 8008 Pappas, Mary A. 2.00 8014 Erny, Norma M. 6.00 8020Ketter, John W. 1.00 8095Sevachko, Edward F. 10.00 8126 Koenig, Mary A. 2.00 8175Valentine, Josepine 10.00 8302 Haspert, Peter P. 5.00 8314 Tratnyek, Anthony 5.00 8331Curran, Patricia 1.00 8745 Rodzon, Vera E. 5.00 8745 Kalivoda, Frank 5.30 TOTAL $482.52 IN MEMORY OF JULY, 1986 JOSEPH TOMA Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Stelkovics JOHN GAZDIK Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. $25.00 Stelkovics 25.00 TOTAL $50.00 MOUNT SAINT GEORGE MEMORIAL TRIBUTE FUND JULY, 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Gay B. Banes $ 50.00 SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS JULY, 1986 John Tusai $100.00 Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Maitz, Jr. 100.00 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lang, Jr. 250.00 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Danko 100.00 Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Vargo 250.00 Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Fodor 50.00 Mr. Dan Wahl 5.00 TOTAL $855.00 DONATIONS THROUGH PREMIUM PAYMENTS JULY, 1986 Branch Name Amount 014 Demjen, Margaret$ 1.00 019 Coley, Katherine B.25.00 037 Novak, Margit 10.00 048 Girgenti, Salvatore 1.00 048 Lowery, Lorraine 5.00 049 Even, Isabelle J. .89 150 Klebick, Justine 3.00 159 Eby, Raymond W.10.00 226 Dolfi, Mary P. 3.97 352 Leone, Loretta 5.00 720 Sheppard, Madelyne R. 3.00 TOTAL$67.86 IN MEMORY OF JULY, 1986 ALEXANDER BERO William Penn Association $ 50.00 Mr. and Mrs. Gay B. Banes 25.00 ALEX J. CSANYI Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Danko 25.00 JOSEPH TOMA Mr. and Mrs. Frank Radvany 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. John Balia 25.00 Mr. John Lesko 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. William Haberstroh 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. Gay B. Banes 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kertesz 25.00 ROBERT S. ARVAI ALEX DEBRECZENI ANNA FUREDY JULIUS HARTMAN JOHN HRABAR ANDREW MOLNÁR ---------------See “Donations” Page 16

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