William Penn Life, 2002 (37. évfolyam, 1-11. szám)
2002-10-01 / 9. szám
Branch News Branch 14 Cleveland, OH by Dawn D. Ward As summer comes to an end, Branch 14 members are looking forward to going on a bus trip to the WPA picnic at Penn Scenic View. Thank you to branch 14 member Violet Sarosi for handling the arrangements for the trip. Branch 14 is very proud of two of their members who are scholarship recipients. Jonathan Adams, greatgrandson of Rose Kaul, past president and former auditor of Branch 14, is a freshman at Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio. Jonathan is the 16th member of his family to attend BW. He has volunteered as a youth basketball coach and he plans to pursue a career in education and coaching. Paula Rosenberg is a sophomore at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Mich., majoring in theater and English. Paula is the daughter of Marie Rosenberg and the late Art Rosenberg, and granddaughter of the late Agnes Boda. Paula received the honor of being named "Ambassador of Aquinas College." This entails giving tours of the college, serving as student representative at official college events, and helping with fund raising. She is a member of several volunteer organizations, and as a member of Casa Hogar, she is helping to raise funds to build an orphanage in Central America. Congratulations and best wishes to these two fine young people. Please contact Dawn Ward at (440) 838-1200 with any information regarding Branch 14 students. Branch 14 continues to grow in membership. Welcome to new members: Alicia Beaton, Alexis Deveny, Scott Deveny, Jr., Samantha Deveny, Ryan Kandzer, Joseph Sakach, Brandon Yankovich, Leah Yankovich, Cullen Zond, Helen Barnes, Virginia Naso and Lottie Vargo. William Penn's portfolio of outstanding products along with their fraternal activities, certainly makes for a winning combination! National Director Barbara House (standing) welcomes guests to the Branch 18 family picnic in August Please refer any potential new members to WPA representative Jeff Ward at (440) 838-1200. The next Branch 14 meeting will be held Dec. 11, at 7:30 p.m., at the Bethlen Hall of the First Hungarian Reformed Church, 14530 Alexander Road, Walton Hills. All members are welcome to attend. Branch 18 Lincoln Park, MI by Barbara A. House Hope everyone had a nice summer. Can you believe it is about over? As I write this, we at Branch 18 are getting ready for the second annual WPA Picnic. These events are great ways to see each other. We can't wait. I will try to catch up two months worth of birthdays. Happy September birthday to: Helen Danko, Margaret Palos, Lydia Kadi, Jennifer Balog, Eva Veres, Latoya Boswell, Olivia Hall, Bishop Wolfe, Andy Chesley, Art Antal, Kayla Mayoros, Eleanor Kender, Tibi Tuske, Bib Jackson, Bos Kantor, Mark Mayoros, Alex Kato, George Schvarckopf, Sky Molnár, Mike Poliska, Eileen Gonzales, Wanda Schexnayder, Louise Vespremi, Angela Molnár, Chairman of the Board Anthony Beke, Carol Truesdell, Helen Fekete, Sam Vespremi, Jim Lochinger, Laci Egei, Steve Orsargos, Jim Schepens, Ernie Mayoros, Corey Collins, Margaret Madarasz, Ralph Wegeinka, Jolán Fiiak, Helen Frantengelo and Vivian Hollis. May you all have many more. Thank you to George and Doris Schvarckopf, John and Jolán Fiiak, Ann and Bill Sorke, and Ed and Krysa Szabó for the kind words. You are special people. Thanks, Genevieve Molnár, for the Operation Christmas Child donation. You are a true f ratemalist. Please remember in your prayers the families of our deceased members: Frank Horvath, Mary Ann Hoyle, Amy Borg and Eleanore Gensorowski. May they rest in peace. Special condolences to Rose Antal on the death of her "Buddy." Happy anniversary to Ann and Steve Nagy, Carol and Doug Truesdell and Debbie and Glenn Wolfe. Hope you all celebrate many more. Special anniversary wishes to my partner in life, my special husband Tom. We have really had a summer. What would I have done without you? I love you. Welcome new Branch 18 members: Richard Hollis and Corynna, Nia, Jordan and Sydney Hampton. Thanks, Karen. Welcome also to Shelby, Michael, Katelyn and Joshua Truesdell, Zachary Haas and Steven Mullins. Thanks, Carol and Doug. We also welcome new transplants Elizabeth and John Varga. Thanks for choosing WPA for your insurance needs. We had our Branch 18 family picnic on Aug. 4. It was a roaring success. We just keep growing, and we love it. It would not be a success without you and some very hard workers like Andy Breznai, Steve Nagy, Art Antal, Julius Sabo, Dinny and David Truesdell, Mark and Vicky Haas, Emilia Blair, Eileen Gonzales and, of course, Elena Kline. Your officers also toiled for months getting ready. Sure hope you had a IVilliaiu I’tnii Lilt, October 2002 17
