William Penn Life, 2002 (37. évfolyam, 1-11. szám)
2002-07-01 / 7. szám
:or Starters. Marching for the WPA The WPA was a proud participant in the annual Hungarian Festival held June I in New Brunswick, NJ. A number of WPA members marched in the festival parade behind the WPA banner, carried by National Directors Michael F. Tomcsak (left) and Frank J. Radvany. The WPA also sponsored an informational booth, spreading the word about the benefits of membership in our fraternal benefit society. Member's parting gesture benefits WPA scholarship foundation recipients WPA extends offer on Guaranteed Spouse Issue Program to Dec. 31 PITTSBURGH — Due to our members response to our Guaranteed Spouse Issue Program, the WPA has extended the offer an additional six months. Members now have until Dec. 31, 2002, to take advantage of this special insurance program. All life insurance members in good standing as of Jan. 1, 2001, can purchase new or additional insurance coverage on their spouse without evidence of insurability and no health questions asked. The spouse of any eligible member can choose from any permanent insurance or Single Premium Whole Life plan currently offered by the WPA. However, this offer does not apply to term insurance. The spouse of each member will be limited to one new insurance policy. For this special promotion, the following maximum face amounts of insurance will apply;- Up to Age 55 = $5,000- Ages 56 to 65 = $3,000- Ages 66 to 75 = $2,000- Ages 76 to 80 = $2,000. Please note that spouses ages 76 to 80 may apply for Single Premium Whole Life Insurance only. For more information, call your local WPA representative or our Home Office toll-free at 1-800-848- 7366. PITTSBURGH — As parting gestures go, Joe Estock's was a grand and generous one. Mr. Estock, a member of Branch 590 Cape Coral, Fla., passed away April 5, 2002, at the age of 78. But, before he died, he named the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation as the beneficiary of his WPA life insurance policy. "We are deeply touched by Mr. Estock's generosity," said National President George S. Charles Jr. "All of us-especially our young members who will benefit from his thoughtful gesture—will remember him in our prayers." The benefit from Mr. Estock's life insurance policy totalled $729.65. "Naming the scholarship foundation as his beneficiary was a reflection of his dedication and loyalty to our Association and its members," President Charles said. True champions Our apologies to the WPA Branch 18 women’s team (pictured left), who won the team handicap title at this ,v , . year's Annual Bowling Tournament In our June issue, we mistakenly published a picture of the women’s actual pin winners, Five Friends. Have news to share? Let us know Are you, a fellow member or your branch doing something you think is newsworthy? Then share your story with your fellow members. We are always looking for good story ideas. Just contact John E. Lovász, Managing Editor, William Penn Life, 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233. You can reach John by phone at 1- 800-848-7366, ext. 135, or email him at jlovasz@williatnpennassociation. org. 2 William Penn Life, July 2002
