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Established in Philadelphia, March 17, 1771 248th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Saturday, March 9th, 2019 Aronimink Golf Club Newtown Square, PA The President’s Corner Welcome: Members, Friends and Honored Guests; Today, the population of Irish-born Americans is aging and with the passage of time we run the Tonight we celebrate the 248th anniversary of risk of losing our identity and connection with the founding of The Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick. our ancestry. We here at the Friendly Sons share We take time this evening to celebrate and honor and hold dear our heritage with Ireland. The the character, courage and determination of spirit Society is evolving – by revering our heritage and of those who emigrated from Ireland to the United reestablishing and strengthening our relationship States. with the Emerald Isle. By promoting Irish culture The Irish have made meaningful contributions and Irish-American culture, we’ve found new to our country, and advancements the likes of purpose -- celebrating music, literature, and a which have echoed through our history and helped remarkable history both at home and abroad. shape American culture, science and industry Our scholarship programs, the new over the last three centuries. America offered us cornerstone of our charitable initiative, provide the promise of a better future, one that provided opportunities for students to forge new freedom, work and opportunity, when there connections, create new experiences, and witness, was little to be found at home. The same year fist-hand, the natural beauty of Ireland and the our organization was founded in Philadelphia, quick wit and hospitality of its people. These study- Benjamin Franklin was touring Ireland to gauge abroad programs allow the next generation to support for the Colonies. In a letter to his friend discover their heritage in real time. Thomas Cushing in 1771, Franklin wrote: Our reach also goes far beyond our scholarship “Ireland is strongly in favor of the American programs. We gladly support many Philadelphia- cause. They have reason to sympathise with us.” area Irish-American organizations who also share Bound by a common yearning for freedom, in and contribute to our beliefs and endeavors, as well as a common foe, countless Irish embarked such as the Commodore Barry Arts & Culture on the hazardous journey to America. With Center, the Philadelphia Ceili Group, the Irish no guarantees, only a tireless work ethic and Immigration Center of Philadelphia and the unrelenting spirit, these early immigrants and Duffy’s Cut Project, just to name a few. generations to follow pursued and eventually We hope that you enjoy yourselves this evening realized the American Dream. and, if you have not yet, will consider supporting Since our founding in 1771, the Society’s our organization and this important work within mission has changed considerably and has adapted our community. to the present times. The throngs of immigrant masses are no longer there to aid. Ireland itself Kevin M. Maloney has grown and developed into a thriving Nation. President BOARD OF MANAGEMENT OFFICERS (March 2018-March 2020) Kevin M. Maloney President Michael F. Maloney Vice President Robert F. Whalen, Jr. Treasurer Ryan M. Heenan Secretary DIRECTORS Theresa Flannigan Murtagh, Esq. Susan O’Donnell, Esq. Bernard E. Kueny, III Esq. John C. Heenan Francis A. O’Donnell Jr. Brendan P. Gallagher Kevin J. Maginnis, Esq. General Counsels* Mark Ryan, Esq. Davis Lee Wright, Esq. Benevolence Committee Chair* Michael F. Maloney Scholarship Endowment Chair* Joseph P. Heenan Membership Committee Chair* Reverend Dr. J. Francis Watson *Non-voting Positions PROGRAM WELCOME & INTRODUCTION Kevin M. Maloney, President INVOCATION Sr. Marguerite O’Beirne, OSF, Society Chaplain I GCUIMHNE (NECROLOGY) Russell W. Wylie, Past President TRADITIONAL TOASTS Michael F. Maloney, Vice-President “To the Immortal Memory of Saint Patrick” “To the Immortal Memory of George Washington” “To the Immortal Memory of the Founders of the Friendly Sons” “To Ireland” “To the United States of America” DINNER GUEST SPEAKERS James Murray Co-Founder Ronald McDonald House Former General Manager, Philadelphia Eagles Daniel K. Fitzpatrick President, Citizens Bank, Mid-Atlantic Region KEYNOTE SPEAKER Kellyanne Conway Top Assistant to the President of the United States and Senior Counselor DANCING The Rich Posmontier Music Ensemble GUESTS OF HONOR Kellyanne Conway Top Assistant to the President of the United States and Senior Counselor Daniel K. Fitzpatrick President Citizens Bank Jim Murray Co-Founder of Ronald McDonald House & Former General Manager of the Philadelphia Eagles DISTINGUISHED GUESTS Ciarán Madden Consul General of Ireland, New York Eimear Friel Deputy Consul General of Ireland, New York C. Kenneth Leith President St. Andrew’s Society of Philadelphia George I. Tyndall, Jr. President Society of the Sons of St. George of Philadelphia Lewis Volgenau Treasurer German Society of Philadelphia Jack R. Williams, Jr. President The Welsh Society of Philadelphia The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Guest of Honor and Keynote Speaker KELLYANNE CONWAY Top Assistant to the President of the United States and Senior Counselor Kellyanne Conway is a pollster and political consultant who was the 2016 campaign manager for President Donald Trump, and is currently serving as a counselor to the president. Born in Camden, Jersey, Kellyanne Conway She graduated from St. Joseph’s High School and then attended Trinity College in Washington, D. C., earning a degree in political science. She went on to earn her law degree at George Washington University Law School. Conway has worked as a professional pollster, running her own company and working with prominent Republican political figures to aid their efforts to connect with female voters. After running a super PAC organization for Senator Ted Cruz, Conway was hired by Donald Trump to work as campaign manager for his 2016 presidential campaign. With Trump’s election as the 45 th U. S. president, Conway became the first woman to run a successful presidential campaign. Conway was hired as a top assistant to the President of the United States and senior counselor. The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Guest of Honor and Keynote Speaker DANIEL K. FITZPATRICK President Citizens Bank Daniel K. Fitzpatrick , a commercial Institute and The Union League. Dan serves banking executive with more than 30 years as the conference chair and as a committee of experience, is President of Citizens Bank member of The Satell Institute. He is Mid- Atlantic Region and Head of National also a member of the Executive Board of Industry Verticals. Elementary Education for the Archdiocese He serves on Citizens Financial Group’s of Philadelphia. Dan is a former member of ( CFG) Executive Leadership Group, the the board of trustees of La Salle University company’s senior leadership team. CFG is and served on the advisory board of Drexel headquartered in Providence, R. I . University’ s College of Engineering. Fitzpatrick, a native of Northeast As a result of Fitzpatrick’ s community Philadelphia, is a former chairman of the efforts, Citizens Bank and Fitzpatrick Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce individually have received numerous and serves on its executive committee, its community awards from such organizations Greater Philadelphia Energy Action Team, as the Police Athletic League Award, and its CEO Council for Growth. As Philadelphia Academies Inc, the YMCA of chairman of the CEO Council’ s Human Philadelphia and Vicinity, the Philadelphia Capital Working Group, Fitzpatrick has focused on collaborating with public, private Mural Arts Program, the Philadelphia and nonprofit partners to provide workforce Chinatown Development Corporation development solutions and opportunities and the Welcoming Center for New to disadvantaged populations. Dan is also Pennsylvanians. In 2016 , Dan was named an a member of the Board of the Allegheny Emerging Icon in Financial Services by The Conference on Community Development Philadelphia Inquirer. and a member of the Heinz History Museum Fitzpatrick earned a bachelor’ s degree Board in Pittsburgh. in business administration from La Salle Dan serves as Vice Chairman of University and an M. B. A. from Drexel Philadelphia Works, Philadelphia’ s workforce University. He is a CPA and a Chartered development corporation, and is a member Financial Analyst. Fitzpatrick lives in of the board of directors of the Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pa., with his wife Beth and their Convention & Visitors Bureau, The Wistar four children. The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Guest of Honor and Keynote Speaker JIM MURRAY Co-Founder of Ronald McDonald House & Former General Manager of the Philadelphia Eagles Jimmy Murray is the Co-Founder of the Ronald McDonald House. Born in West Philadelphia, he is a 1960 alumnus of Villanova University. In 1969, Jimmy joined the Philadelphia Eagles’ public relations staff. Five years later, Murray was named general manager for the Eagles where he served for nine years and took the franchise to the first Super Bowl appearance against the Raiders in Super Bowl XV. During his 14 years with the Eagles, Murray distinguished himself as a leader in a number of projects that served the community. In addition to co- founding the Philadelphia Ronald Mc Donald House, he helped start the Eagles Fly for Leukemia campaign. He also persuaded many of his peers in the NFL to become involved in the unique Ronald Mc Donald House concept across the country. He remains involved in the Philadelphia community and has won a number awards for his charitable work. Jim Murray is currently the president of Jim Murray Ltd., a sports promotion and marketing firm located in the Philadelphia area for over twenty- five years. NECROLOGY Every year, as part of our tradition, we pay tribute to our fellow members who are no longer with us. Tonight we pause to remember those whose deaths we learned about this past year. Robert J. Casey Andrew J. Corley, III “Bud” John J. Dougherty James J. Feerick William J.
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