William Penn Life, 2008 (43. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2008-02-01 / 2. szám
Spotlight TtufoU* fl. Br. 51 Passaic, NJ On Nov. 24,2007, a Court of Honor was held to present Nicholas J. Mozer with his Eagle Scout award, the highest rank in Boy Scouts. Nick's Eagle Scout project entailed mapping out all the storm drains in the Gillette and Myersville sections of Long Hill Township, N.J. After they were mapped out, the storm drains were labeled with metal discs reading "No Dumping, Drains to River" that were supplied by the town. Nick coordinated the marking of the storm drains with other members of his scout troop, Troop 59. Nick's project helped Long Hill Township comply with a state government mandate requiring all storm drains be identified and marked. His project benefited the population of the township, those living in communities down stream along the Passaic River and the wildlife that inhabits the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. Nick started scouting as a Tiger Cub, spent four years in Cub Scouts and moved on to spend seven years as a Boy Scout in Troop 59. During his years in Troop 59, Nick held several leadership positions, beginning with troop librarian and proßrancfi 5I member Nicholas Mozer receives congratulations from George Vitureira, mayor of Long Hill Township, on earning the Eagle Scout award. gressing to patrol leader and finally serving as senior patrol leader during his senior year in high school. As senior patrol leader, Nick was responsible for planning and conducting the weekly scout meetings and helping to teach various skills to the younger scouts. Nick participated in the National Boy Scout Jamboree in 2005. The following year, he went on a weeklong wilderness trek, camping and canoeing in upstate New York. Currently, Nick is a freshman at Villanova University, just outside of Philadelphia, and is a WPFA Scholarship Foundation award recipient. 'poet&i “KíkcCcx Br. 349 Weirton, WV Charlene Fodor Kinder, a member of Branch 349 Weirton, W.Va., graduated as valedictorian from the Washington Hospital School of Nursing in December 2007. Charlene, a recipient of two WPFA Scholarship Foundation awards, was the first recipient of the Corinne Black McClay Memorial Scholarship for academic excellence as well as the recipient of the Pennsylvania League for Nursing scholarship for 2007. Charlene was president of the class of 2007, served as an active member of the Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania and graduated with a 4.0 GPA. She is the daughter of Ethel Fodor of Weirton and the late National Vice Chairman of the Board Louis A. Fodor. She resides in Washington, Pa., with her husband Rick. Charlene says she is extremely thankful to the WPA for awarding her scholarships as a "non-traditional" student, because the awards helped to pay for books and supplies. "Nursing is a way for me to give back and make a difference through service," she said. "I appreciate the support the William Penn has always provided me and my family." THAT’S A QUESTION YOU MAY not have asked yourself very often, if ever. But, it’s one you should ask yourself at least once a year. We can’t stress enough the importance of regularly checking the beneficiaries listed on your life insurance certificates. It is the only way to ensure that the people you want to receive the benefits of your life insurance are the ones who will receive it. Think about the changes that have occurred in your life since you purchased your life insurance. Getting married, having children, losing a loved one, getting divorced, getting remarried—all these life changes affect your responsibilities. Do the beneficiaries currently listed on your life insurance certificates reflect such changes? If you think you need to update the beneficiaries listed on your certificates-either primary or secondary beneficiaries—contact your WPA representative. Or, call our Home Office toll-free at 1-800-848-7366. William Penn Life, February 2008 7
