Glenn (partial term; re-elected in 2013)
Re-elected in May 2012: Gregg G. Asplundh, Charles M. Cole, Leonard A.
Gyllenhaal
First elected in May 2013: Brian G. Blair, Dr. Phillip W. Feerrar
Re-elected in May 2013: Erin Glenn Busby, Eileen R. Glenn, John A. Kern,
David M. Kloc, Norman A. Norton
First elected in May 2014: Dr. Charles W. Lindsay
Re-elected in May 2014: Susan B. McGrath, Lael U. Odhner, Duncan
Pitcairn, Joseph D. Seckelman III, John F. Walko
Academy Corporation
Elected in October 2012: Susan L. Asplundh, Brian G. Blair, Colin S. Cole,
Jessica E. Duda, Dr. Phillip W. Feerrar, Isaac L. Smith, Kyle G. Smith, David
B. Tolson
Elected in October 2013: Bradley E. Cranch, Andrew L. Davis, Emily V.
Genzlinger, Dr. Charles W. Lindsay
upon this rock . . .
This past 19th of June was the 100th anniversary
of the laying of the cornerstone in the
construction of the Bryn Athyn Cathedral.
On the Sunday prior to this year’s celebration
of New Church Day, Bryn Athyn Pastor Eric
H. Carswell preached in the Cathedral on this
memorable event, using the text, “The stone
which the builders rejected.”
In a report in the Bryn Athyn Post leading
up to the anniversary, Stephen Morley, Director of the Cathedral, wrote:
“Early in 1914, a granite quarry was opened in the woods near Pennypack
Creek, not far from where the Cathedral stands today, with the purpose of
providing stone for its construction. Nearby, a seven-ton, unhewn block of
granite was discovered and chosen to be the building’s cornerstone.
“Then, on June 18, 1914, the day before the laying of this very large stone,
it was carved with Hebrew words from Psalm 118, meaning ‘the head of the
corner’ or cornerstone.
“Edward Kessel, the man in charge of the quarry (and grandfather of
Edward, Carl, Chris and Emily Jane Asplundh – did the carving. Bruce
Glenn, in his boo