William Penn Life, 2003 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

2003-02-01 / 2. szám

For Starters

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Grandparents provided examples for future generations to follow

My cousin sent me a photocopy of an article [from] the January 2002 William Penn Life, the article by Endre Csornán about my grandfather, Janos Korosfoy. It's a wonderful piece. Thank you for bringing him and his work in our hometown of Alliance to attention, and honoring him in that way.

He and his wife Sarah, my grandmother, were exemplars of what it meant to be a successful Hungarian immigrant. Not only were they a hard-working and talented husband and wife, they were such good, good people in so many ways. They passed on to us their love for art and poetry and music, their respect for books and learning and education, and their empathy and active caring for their fellow human beings. For us in the second, third, and fourth generations, our love for John and Sarah has not diminished, but rather bums more brightly than ever.

Jo Korosy Gibson Cleveland, OH

Thank you for your kind letter. We are sure your words will rekindle many happy, loving memories amongst are readers who were fortunate to have grandparents of similar clwracter to you rs.

Correction

The article "Recycling Cell Phones," which appeared in the "Charitable Ideas" section of our January 2003 issue, was written by Debra Lynn Dadd.

An incorrect by-line was published.

WPA extends deadline for Guaranteed Spouse Insurance

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.

PITTSBURGH-If you have a good thing going, why stop it? Your response to our Guaranteed Spouse Issue Program has been so good, the WPA has decided to extend the offer for yet another six months. Members now have until June 30,2003, to take advantage of this fantastic insurance program.

All life insurance members in good standing as of Jan. 1,2002, 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

Please note that spouses ages 76 to 80 may apply for Single Premium Whole Life Insurance only.

To learn more, call your local WPA representative or our Home Office tollfree at 1-800-848-7366.

WPFA Scholarship Foundation seeks applicants for 2003-04 grants

PITTSBURGH - The William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation has announced that it is accepting applications for scholarship grants for the academic year 2003-2004.

WPA members who have been accepted by or are currently attending an accredited college, university or school of nursing as a full-time student may apply for a grant. To qualify for a grant, the applicant must also be a life-benefit member of the William Penn Association for at least four years as of Jan. 1,2003. The applicant must also be a child or

grandchild of a WPA life-benefit member in good standing.

For complete eligibility rules and application procedures, please see the announcement found on the inside of the front cover of this issue.

Please note that all applications for new and renewal grants must be postmarked no later than May 31, 2003.

For more information and a copy of the scholarship application form, write to: President, William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc., 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233.

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William ban Life, February 2003