Bruce Mowday

The Pennsylvania Cable Network has scheduled an episode of It’s History show on Chester County author Bruce Mowday’s latest book, J. Howard Wert’s Gettysburg.

The segment is scheduled to be aired on Sunday, July 8 at 8 PM.

“I talked with the producer this week, and he said finishing touches are taking place,” Mowday said. “I can’t wait to see the show. We spent hours filming the artifacts that are included the book. The book details the largest private collection of artifacts from Gettysburg and many other pieces connected with America’s history.”

The book – released by Schiffer Publishing of Atglen and co-authored with the collection’s curator, Craig Caba – has gained national recognition and is featured in the Gettysburg edition of Civil War Monitor magazine.

Brandywine Hospital – Tower Health

Mark Reyngoudt has joined Brandywine Hospital as Chief Financial Officer. Most recently, Reyngoudt was with UPMC Pinnacle Carlisle, where he served as CFO for four years. He also held senior leadership positions in finance with health systems in Connecticut, Georgia, North Carolina, and Florida.

He is active in the United Way, and currently serves on the Board of Directors of the United Way of Carlisle and Cumberland County.

Reyngoudt is an experienced financial officer who will provide guidance in healthcare finance, operations, and strategy to Brandywine Hospital.

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Lionville Community YMCA

All are invited to the Lionville Community YMCA, located at 100 Devon Drive in Exton, on Friday, June 8 from 12-3 PM to celebrate the last day of school. During the celebration, attendees can go for a swim, enjoy local food trucks, play on an inflatable obstacle course, and more. You do not need to be a member of the YMCA to attend.

“As we mark the last day of the school year, many are looking forward to a summer of fun and adventure, and we want to help everyone kick that off,” said Rick Reigner, Executive Director of the Lionville Community YMCA. “We encourage everyone to stay active all summer long, and the YMCA is a great place to do that. From swimming to summer camp to working out, families can do it all at the YMCA.”

Community Volunteers in Medicine

The Chester County Commissioners recently presented a check for $35,000 to representatives from CVIM. The funds are part of the county’s annual appropriations to organizations and nonprofits and will be used by CVIM to help fund the organization’s dental care program.

The check was presented to CVIM President Maureen Tomoschuk, Dr. Peter Thompson, VP of Dental Affairs, and Alberta Landis, VP of Dental Services.

Noted as the first community-based medical volunteer clinic of its kind in southeastern Pennsylvania, CVIM is celebrating its 20th year of providing primary medical and dental care and health education to people who live or work in Chester County and lack access to insurance.

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Delaware County Community College

The Delaware County Community College Golf Classic will be held Monday, June 25 at Rolling Green Golf Club in Springfield.

Former Philadelphia Eagle William Thomas will be the VIP guest. Any registered twosome will be automatically entered to play with Thomas for the entire tournament if registered by Thursday, June 7.

Co-sponsored by the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, this event offers value at just $250 per player, which includes lunch, dinner, giveaways, and awards. Business leaders interested in reaching senior-level decision makers also can sponsor a hole.

For more information about the golf event, contact Susan Ellman in the college’s Educational Foundation office at 610-359-5131 or e-mail advancement@dccc.edu. For information about sponsorship opportunities, contact Rachael Hunsinger Patten, Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Executive Director of the college’s Educational Foundation, at 610-359-5131, or e-mail advancement@dccc.edu.

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