William Penn Life, 2014 (49. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2014-01-01 / 1. szám
For Starters JERRY A. HAUSER National V.P.-Secretary Hauser elected National V.P.-Secretary JERRY A. HAUSER was sworn in as WPA National Vice President-Secretary Dec. 3 following his election by the Association's Board of Directors. Jerry brings to WPA nearly 30 years of experience in the fraternal industry. He has ample knowledge in all aspects of fraternal operations, having spent many years in administrative and marketing departments. He began his career in the computer field, earning a certificate in programming from the Computer Tech Institute of Pittsburgh. He was initially employed as a computer programmer with the United Lutheran Society (ULS) and worked his way up the ladder to an officer's position. He served as ULS's secretary-treasurer for 18 years and as CEO for the last six years. Most recently, Jerry served as a senior manager at GBU Financial Life, working in the sales and marketing department. He also served as officer for his local GBU lodge, handling its finances and planning various meetings and fraternal events, including golfing, bowling and camping activities. The WPA Board elected Jerry based on his impressive background with fraternal benefit organizations. He currently resides in Derry, Pa., with his wife, Debbie. They have been married for 33 years and have two children: Steven, 26, and Ryan, 24. We welcome Jerry to our Fraternal Family and wish him the best of luck! Turn your donation into a personalized message or greeting Looking for a different way to wish your child a happy birthday? Would you like to wish that special someone a happy Valentine’s Day? Or, would you like to share memories of a deceased loved one? Beginning with our February 2014 issue, William Penn Life will publish your personal messages as part of our “Recent Donations” section. So, now you can express greetings, wishes or heartfelt memories while supporting our Scholarship Foundation. The length of your message will be based on the amount of your donation as follows: $10 = Up to 20 words $25 = Up to 50 words $50 = Up to 100 words $75 = Up to 150 words $ 100 = Up to 150 words & a small photo Please remember the deadline for each issue is the 10th day of the previous month. (For example, the deadline for the February issue is Jan. 10.) John A. Doe - $10.00 Happy Valentine’s Day to my beautiful wife of 27 years, Jane. You are my sun, my moon and my stars. Josephine Q. Member - $50.00 Happy birthday on May 16 to my best fripn in the whole world, Wilma. You are a special pet^n^HpUesgpraHEcial treatmefflC Epjoy your day! Happy anniversary to Ed and Mary Beth Smith on May 25. You two are such a wonderful couple. Everyone should be s^ickylo have what you share. May you 1 enjoy many more happy years together in good health. Please remember all those who have sacrificed their lives in the service of our country this Memorial Day. Without their sacrifice, we would not enjoy the freedoms we have in this great country. M/M William A. Penn - $100.00 (In memory of Joseph R. Smith. Uncle Joe was a true Fraternalist and a proud member of William Penn Association. He made sure every member of our family joined WPA. He loved his Hungarian heritage and was a fixture at every Magyar dance, party, concert and picnic held in his community. hen he wasn’t working at the mill where he was employed for kjjpg care of his Uncle Joe helping to sort through donation distribut, need. He loved w<pr hands. Whatever^oj could find he spent at it. John s Roman Catholic Chur#i or at his neighbors’ homes, fixing Whatever needed mending. He was an inspiration to all who knew him. We will always remember his warm smile, friendly manner and homemade sausage. We will truly miss him.) To place your personalized donation, send your check and message--along with your phone number and email address-to: WPFA Scholarship Foundation, 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233. Please make your check payable to "William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc." 2 0 January 2014 0 William Penn Life
