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(From left to right) Senator Tommy Tomlinson, Senator Bob Mensch, Senator Lisa
Baker and Senator Bob Robbins meet with Lt. Col. Stephen B. Lockridge,
Commanding Officer of the U.S. Army Harrisburg Recruiting battalion, during a
recent Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness meeting at the Capitol.
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Senator Mensch gathers with participants for
the launch of the PerkUp educational training program, at Brown Printing .
Pictured from left to right are: Suzanne Holloman, Dean of Workforce Development
and Continuing Education, Montgomery County Community College; Dr. Karen A.
Stout, President, Montgomery County Community College; Pa. Senator Bob Mensch,
PerkUp Steering Committee Chair; Program Committee member Roxanne Detweiler,
Knoll, Inc.; Luanne B. Stauffer, Executive Director, Upper Perkiomen Valley
Chamber of Commerce; and Program Committee member Rod Manor, Brown Printing
Company.
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Senator Bob Mensch recently visited Gateway
Rehab, in the western suburbs of Pittsburgh. From Left to right - Dr. Neil
Capretto, medical director; Jan Curry, senior director of Gateway's main campus;
Senator Bob Mensch; Nicole Kurash, clinical youth manager; Dr. Richard Foster,
executive vice president of treatment programs and David Blenk, executive vice
president of strategic planning and business development. (Click on photo for
additional photo from this event.)
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Senator Mensch listens intently at a recent
Communications and Technology hearing. |
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Senator Bob Mensch (on right)
addresses the crowd at Rep. Marguerite Quinn’s Senior Expo (on left). (Click on photo for
additional photo from this event.)
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Senator Mensch (center) joins Boy Scouts
Anthony Ascoli (left) and John Ascoli (right) for a photo in Pennsburg. |
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John Grencer, Administrative Manager of
Technology Programs, explains the services offered by Good Shepherd
Rehabilitation Hospital during Senator Bob Mensch's recent visit to the facility
in Allentown.
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Senator Bob Mensch poses for a picture with Fran Malok, a food services
employee, during a recent trip to Meals on Wheels of Northampton County. |
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During a recent visit to Lehigh University, Senator Mensch
learned about new technologies in the wind power industry. The presentation and models
were designed by grad students at Lehigh University. (Click on photo for
additional photo from this event.)
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Sen. Bob Mensch delivers the
keynote speech to the Lehigh Economic Development Council's Legislative and
Governmental Relations Committee’s breakfast on December 10th. The event, held
at DeSales University, was sponsored by Air Products and Chemicals. |
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Sen. Mensch's Director of Communications, Tim
Hennessey (yellow), looks on as Kurt Kondrich (center) receives the Ron Cowell
Award for Excellence in Service to Young Children with Disabilities and their
Families. Kurt's daughter Chloe has Down Syndrome.
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Dr. William F. Bond, Chief,
Division of Education, and Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine
Department of Emergency Medicine, explains the role of the Simulation Center at
Lehigh Valley Hospital Center to Senator Bob Mensch. (Click on photo for
additional photo from this event.)
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Frederick Mennonite Community, 2849 Big Road
(Route 73), Frederick PA, recently celebrated the remodeling of its Magnolia
House assisted living facilities with a re-dedication and open house that
included local dignitaries and officials. Among those attending were TriCounty
Area Chamber of Commerce representatives, Frederick Mennonite staff members and
residents, and state Sen. Bob Mensch. Frederick Mennonite chief executive
officer John Hendrickson, who offered keynote remarks. Involved in the
re-dedication were, from left, Tim Phelps, chamber president; Phil Jackson,
Univest Bank; Mensch; Don Delp, Frederick Mennonite Community board chair;
Hendrickson; Jackie Tallon, Upper Frederick Township manager; Gregg Scott of
Reese Lower Patrick and Scott Architects; Bob Brandt, Benchmark president; and,
in the front center, Frederick Mennonite resident Ethel Mellon.
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Senator Bob Mensch (on right) and Bill Tyson,
from Aqua America (on left) present a grant to Shawn Tucker, from Green Lane
Fire Company, with a $500 check for potable water services.
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October 26, 2009 - Senator Bob Mensch (third
from left) participated in a ceremony designating a portion of Brookside Road in
Lower Macungie Township as the Sergeant Ashly L. Moyer Memorial Road. Moyer, a
Lehigh County resident and 2003 graduate of Emmaus High School, was killed by a
roadside bomb while on a routine patrol driving an armored Humvee in central
Baghdad.
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October 19, 2009 - Senator Bob Mensch takes
the oath of office assisted by his mother, Anna Mensch, and his grandson,
Zackary Gerhart. |
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