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WKC Estate Planning Flyer FINAL_resize Life gets busy. A life change can happen in an instant, leaving you unprepared. Do not let time get away. Regardless of the size of your bank balance or what you may own, now is the time to plan to protect your family and ensure your wishes are followed.

Attorney Michael Frisbie invites you to begin with a free seminar, “Estate Planning is for Everyone.” The seminar is being offered at two separate times for your convenience: Tuesday, October 23, 2018, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and Wednesday, October 24, 2018, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Both sessions take place in the Community Room at the Indian Valley Public Library, 100 East Church Avenue, Telford, PA. Refreshments will be served.

During this seminar, you will learn:

The essential components of any estate plan
The common misconceptions of estate planning and how to avoid mistakes
How to create an estate planning Action Plan

In addition, each attendee will be entitled to a free one-hour in-office consultation ($330 value) with attorney Frisbie.

Michael Frisbie takes pride and pleasure in helping people plan and prepare for their futures. With his extensive experience, he has successfully counseled many clients in estate planning and administration. He guides clients with simple steps and proper planning to avoid common estate planning pitfalls and to achieve positive and specific solutions.

Seating is limited, so register today online via phone at 215-257-5114.

Download a copy of the seminar flyer.

L-R Attorney Mike Frisbie, Quakertown Food Pantry Food Drive Coordinator Sally Lindemuth, Attorney Rick Howard

We’d like to thank everyone who attended our recent “celebration of summer” event. It was terrific to spend more quality time with friends from our various member organizations as well as build new relationships.

We are grateful to each person who donated items for the Quakertown Food Pantry. Thanks to you, 206 pounds of non-perishable items have been added to their shelves at a most crucial time, as the need is always greater in summer when children do not receive breakfast or lunch at school.

Quakertown Food Pantry food drive coordinator Sally Lindemuth was able to join us for this event, sharing the many ways the pantry serves our community. Donating items for their summer lunch program, volunteering for pantry shifts, or holding donation events like this are some of the ways to join in their mission of helping our fellow community members thrive. Learn more by visiting www.quakertownfoodpantry.org.

Look for more events like this as we celebrate our fiftieth anniversary year. It continues to be our privilege to serve businesses and residents throughout southeastern Pennsylvania, especially Bucks, Montgomery, and Lehigh counties.