William Penn Life, 2010 (45. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2010-07-01 / 7. szám
ABOVE: The front of the Home Office. ('Photo by Alex Patho) Right: A bust of Louis Kossuth, the hero of Hungary's War of Independence of 1848-49, keeps a watchful eye on the Home Office reception area. (Photo by Doug Miller) / , THIS HEADLINE MIGHT SEEM a bit strange to you because, if you are receiving this publication, you are most likely already a member, an agent or a valued business partner of William Penn Association. However, since our membership extends to all 50 states and even some U.S. territories, you most likely have never had the opportunity to visit our Home Office or meet the loyal employees that work to serve your every need. Realizing this, we present on the next several pages a brief pictorial tour of our Home Office and some of the people who serve our members with the same fraternal spirit which guided our founders 124 years ago. As a member of the Association, this is your building. We invite you to come and visit whenever you would like. If you are in the Pittsburgh area for events such as the WPA Picnic or the Annual Golf Tournament, perhaps you could stop by to say “hello.” We would be most happy to greet you in person, show you our lovely offices and introduce you to the friendly, hard-working team who make William Penn Association the leading Hungarian fraternal benefit society in the United States. □
