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July/August 2021 INSIDE: EFT: a quick, safe way to pay your premiums Leaving a legacy to our Scholarship Foundation Details and entry form for our Fall Golf Outing WPLWILLIAM PENN LIFE Thanking frontline workers Coronavirus updates For nearly a year and a half, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought a pause to many of our favorite activities, including our annual WPA events. While much progress has been made toward ending the pandemic, we all still need to be cautious in our daily lives and we must each do our part to prevent further outbreaks. We encourage all our members and friends to please get vaccinated and continue to follow any local, state and federal protocols. With each of us doing our part, we can hasten a return to our normal routines. Fortunately, the situation has progressed to the point where we believe we can safely return to enjoying many of our favorite WPA activities. After much discussion, and based on the latest guidelines from the government and health experts, the WPA Board of Directors is pleased to announce the following: • Branch meetings are now permissible, according to local and state guidelines on holding gatherings; allow for social distancing and wear masks, if required. • Branches are also permitted to host a branch family Christmas party in 2021, again being sure to follow local and state guidelines on conducting such gatherings. • Branch election of officers will not be held in 2021. As you may be aware, elec- tions were scheduled to be held in late 2020, but the Board postponed those elec- tions and requested that the current branch officers remain in place until further notice. For the purpose of continuity and in accordance with the Association’s By- Laws, which call on election of branch officers to be held in even-numbered years, the WPA Board has authorized that current officers remain in place until branch offi- cer elections are held in November or December 2022. Both our Board and National Officers greatly appreciate the service and dedication of all our current branch offi- cers. If, however, office vacancies need to be filled due to the death or resignation of an officer, your branch is permitted to conduct a special meeting to hold an election prior to 2022. In the case of a special election, the branch must notify the National Vice President-Secretary prior to scheduling such election and submit the minutes of the special branch election meeting afterwards. • For the time being, this publication will continue to be published every other month. We are seeing light at the end of this long, dark tunnel, and we look forward to gath- ering together again and resuming more of our fraternal events, but in a safe man- ner. We are committed to moving forward, and working together, we will emerge from this stronger than ever. VOLUME 56 • NUMBER 7/8 JULY/AUGUST 2021 WPLWILLIAM PENN LIFE The Official Publication of William Penn Association Inside Editor-in-Chief George S. Charles, Jr. Associate Editors Columns Departments Cassandra Holmes Diane M. Torma Steven F. Charles Managing Editor Graphic Designer 3 2 John E. Lovasz NATIONAL OFFICERS From the 12 For Starters National President George S. Charles, Jr. National National V.P.-Secretary V.P.-Secretary Cassandra Holmes Your living legacy National V.P.-Treasurer 14 Diane M. Torma National V.P.-Internal Operations Just for Kidz Steven F. Charles BOARD OF DIRECTORS 4 Chair Katherine E. Novak Moneywise Frontline Vice Chairs 16 Anne Marie Schmidt Do you need an David M. Kozak insurance agent? Workers Branch News National Directors Michael J. Chobody Outreach Debra A. Lewis Joyce E. Nicholson Campaign James W. Robertson 6 Richard E. Sarosi 27 Your comments are always Tibor’s Take Puzzle Contest welcome. Contact us at: • William Penn Life Hungarians William Penn Association in the Olympics 709 Brighton Road Past and Present Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Ph: 412-231-2979, ext. 135 28 E-mail: [email protected] 10 In Memoriam Official publication of William Penn Association. Published every other 8 month. Office of publication: 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Phone: (412) 231-2979. The Hungarian INSIDE Third Class U.S. Postage Paid. Indi- BACK Kitchen COVER ana, PA Permit No. 12 Vegetables & BBQ Unsolicited articles, letters, pictures and other material submitted to Donations William Penn Association or William Penn Life are forwarded at the owner’s risk, and William Penn Association and William Penn Life Fall Golf Outing expressly deny any responsibility for their safekeeping or return. William Information Penn Association and William Penn Life reserve the right to edit, revise & Entry Form or reject any article submitted for publication. Cover illustration © Can Stock Photo Inc./davids47 Postmaster: If undelivered, please This page: send form 3579 to: William Penn Frontline Workers © Can Stock Photo Inc./ Association, 709 Brighton Road, NattyBlissful Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Golfers © Can Stock Photo Inc./leonido WPL • JULY/AUGUST 2021 • 1 For Starters NJ/NY Letters & Email fraternals Hungarians to honor must preserve top youth their legacy There is a saying that volunteers Hungarians have EFT extrasensory percep- Electronic Funds Transfer The New Jersey-New tion, intuition, and York Fraternal Alliance foreknowledge, and I (NJNYFA) is seeking A safe, easy way to pay experienced such today. applicants for its annual Included in my mail was Youth Volunteer Award your WPA premiums a letter from a fellow Program. high school graduate. Each year, the NJNY- Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to pay your life As I opened the letter FA chooses deserving insurance premium on time every time without even and started reading its students from its mem- having to think about it? Well, there is! contents, the “Leaving ber societies, based William Penn Association is pleased to offer Elec- Your Legacy” article by on those students’ tronic Funds Transfer (EFT), a quick and safe alternative Kathy A. Megyeri in the volunteer achievements to sending your insurance premium payment via check last issue of William within their society and or money order. The advantages of automatic electron- Penn Life came to mind. in the community at ic funds transfer of your premium include: [My friend] sent me large. • Time. Save time by no longer having to write a two-page letter, which Each winner receives checks or obtain money orders. included a biography $500 and will be rec- • Money. Save money on the cost of checks, money of her family beginning ognized at the NJNYFA orders, postage, etc. with their immigration Annual Convention this • Timeliness. Never miss a payment. EFT is your from Hungary to the fall. assurance that your payments are processed and USA....[There was also] To be eligible, received in a timely manner and that your insurance a note from a Hungar- the student must be policy stays current. ian Reformed pastor between the ages of • Safety. Electronic payments offer more security that she found in her 16 and 22 at the time than checks from a fraud perspective. mother’s belongings. of application and be For an enrollment form, contact Denise at 412-231- My point is that a current member for 2979, ext. 146, or at [email protected]. Or, sign up these treasured me- at least one year of a online at https://bit.ly/wpaeft. mentoes serve as a member society of the reminder of the heri- NJNYFA, such as WPA. tage and past that WPA Applicants must Notice of the Annual Meeting members share, so in submit their completed keeping with the legacy application form, along of the William Penn Fraternal Association article in your maga- with a letter of rec- Scholarship Foundation, Inc. zine, may I encourage ommendation from The next annual meeting of the William Penn all readers to share the their fraternal benefit Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, values of our Hungar- society, postmarked no Inc., will be held Sunday, September 12, 2021, ian heritage with other later than Sept. 1, 2021. at 3:00 p.m. at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel family members. Future For more informa- Pittsburgh-Green Tree, 500 Mansfield Ave., generations will be so tion and an application Pittsburgh, PA 15205. The meeting is open to all glad they did. form, contact John members. Any branch or individual donating a Sincerely, Lovasz at 412-231-2979, minimum of $100 is eligible to vote at the an- ext. 135, or at jlovasz@ nual meeting, but donations of any amount will Florence Deak Fresno, CA wpalife.org. be greatly appreciated. Please make your dona- tions payable to WPFA Scholarship Foundation, Inc., 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233. 2 • JULY/AUGUST 2021 • WPL From the National V.P.-Secretary by Cassandra Holmes hat kind of legacy would you like to leave behind? Do you want people to feel your life mattered and had purpose? Did you know, while you are alive, you have a unique opportu- Your living nity to help others in some way that is meaningful to you? WYou can leave your mark and create a profound and thoughtful legacy by making contributions to future generations like our WPFA Scholarship legacy Foundation grant recipients. This can be accomplished with no immediate cost to you by simply naming the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc. in your will or trust, or by designating the Scholarship Foundation as a beneficiary to your life insurance or annuity policy. Americans donate $1 billion each day to charity. While many indi- viduals give during their lifetime, charitable donations after death are very common and can be very beneficial. Even a small portion of your total insurance claim can benefit many of our young students.
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