MEMBER NEWS
FNCB Bank Honors Long-Time Employees
FNCB Bank recently recognized 23 employees with 10 or more
years of service. The following employees were honored at the
event: Madolyn “Midge” MacArthur, 30 years; Dawn Gronski,
20 years; Walter Jurgiewicz, 20 years; Nadine Limongelli, 20
years; Maria Lombardi, 20 years; Marsha Matthews, 20 years;
Sandra Brandmier, 15 years; Cheryl Carter, 15 years; Jeanette
Colarusso, 15 years; Lisa Hettes, 15 years; Katie King, 15 years;
Lori Quinn, 15 years; Jack Costanzi, 10 years; Christina Evans,
10 years; Katiemae Goryl, 10 years; Christina Koval, 10 years;
Bernadine Lello, 10 years; Kathy Martino, 10 years; Joseph
Moffi tt, 10 years; Lori Sabia, 10 years; Heather Schramm, 10
years; Theresa Verdine, 10 years; Dana Warholic, 10 years.
After 45 years of serving the area’s elderly population, Telespond
Senior Services, Inc. has announced a new name and brand,
Senior Day Services. The company recently launched the new
branding along with a new website in order to reach clients and
their caregivers more effectively. The senior care center, based in
Scranton, provides on-site adult day care and a variety of in-home
services to individuals and families. For more information, visit
www.seniordayservices.org.
PERSONNEL
The Wright Center for Community Health recently hosted its
third annual Caring Hearts Panel Discussion and Dinner. The
event, which aimed to build a strong community network for
patients and families, as well as generate an informative and
educational conversation, was chaired by Clemens Schirmer,
MD, Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center.
Chamber member Michele Tripus Orrson of Pathways to Inner
Healing recently released her fi rst book, Beyond the Pink Ribbon:
What I Wish I Knew About Breast Cancer (Before I Got It). This
book tells the story of Orrson’s personal journey with Stage
III Invasive Lobular Carcinoma. Articulated through her own
experience, the book features information she wishes she had
known before her diagnosis, including translating medical jargon,
understanding her treatment options, evaluating the risks that led
to the disease, and regaining her lost health.
Melinda C. Ghilardi, Esq., has joined Munley
Law. Attorney Ghilardi worked as an Assistant
Federal Public Defender for 33 years and
served as First Assistant Federal Public
Defender from 1988-2017. Prior to joining
the federal defender’s staff in 1986, she was
an Assistant District Attorney in Lackawanna
County. She is a graduate of the University
of Scranton and received her Juris Doctor
degree from the University of Pittsburgh
School of Law.
8 • The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce
Carmen Winters has joined Lewith
and Freeman Real Estate. He has
more than six years of experience
in real estate, representing both
residential and commercial buyers
and sellers in the Scranton, Wilkes-
Barre, and Hazleton areas. He is a
member of both the Luzerne County
Association of Realtors and the
Greater Scranton Board of Realtors.