New Speakers

Wm. B. Anderson           717-361-4973
            FBI Agent -- Retired        
FBI STREET AGENT'S EXPERIENCES
When you request a speech you may choose among these seven topics. The speaker was personally and principally involved in each:   Street agent penetrates Communist Party in central California.   •   Street agent arrests District of Columbia con man from the planet Venus.   •   Street agent arrests four Pittsburgh bank robbers.   •   Street agent solves major Western Pennsylvania bank embezzelment with polygraph assist.   •   Street agent penetrates big city corruption.   •   Street agent polygraphs Sacremento and D.C. Watergate figures. Both guilty.   •   Polygraph saves Neil Ferber from Philadelphia execution.

Deborah Drury           717-367-7467 Ext. 22
            Executive Director, Elizabethtown Public Library         ddrury@etownpubliclibrary.org
MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE
Stories overflow the shelves at your local public Library.   These stories may be filled with drama and intrigue, yet the most exciting stories are the ones that exist off the shelves.   Every single day, people tell stories about how their lives have been changed. Find out how public Libraries are impacting people and what services may be most interesting and beneficial to you and your group.   Public Libraries are helping people make their dreams come true.   What's your dream?

John Beiswenger           717-687-5209
            Christian, Author, Engineer
THE TRULY ASTONISHING HYPOTHESIS . . .
. . . suggests causes for aging and the need for adequate sleep, the subjects of this talk. New exciting science is proposed! The discussion is somewhat technical, but many graphic slides are provided to help explain the difficult parts. See also www.johnbeiswenger.com.

CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING . . .
. . . will teach you to approach all problems, for which solutions are not immediately apparent, with a disciplined, creative technique that works! You will learn three rules to abide by, three steps to follow and three guidelines to assure success. See also www.beiswenger.com.

Tom Mahoney           717-627-3786 or 669-1835
            Retired, F&M College        
ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE
Thinking "outside the box" is only the beginning.   There is more to excellence than thinking about it.   Using story telling and motivation, Tom tells his listeners how average people achieved a higher level of excellence and challenges the audience to do it, too.

Lewis B. Alston           717-515-9413
            Retired        
A SECOND CHANCE AT LIFE
Lewis Alston served in the U.S. Marines at the age of 17 as a reconnaissance scout.   He served in the Vietnam War for one year.   When returning home from his time in combat, he had difficulty controlling his anger, experienced sleep deprivation, and could not maintain his focus.   To soothe the pain, he turned to and eventually became addicted to drugs and alcohol. He lost his family, friends, and basically himself.   In 1985 he asked God's help in his recovery.   In return, he made a covenant that if his life was spared, he would spend his time helping veterans and their families.   Lewis talks from the heart about his experiences with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and drug/alcohol recovery.   You'll find this talk enlightening, educational, but most of all, inspiring.

Michele DeRosa           717-397-8255
    Supervisor/Licensed Funeral Director         mderosa@yahoo.com
CHANGING TRENDS IN FUNERAL SERVICE
Interesting how we plan for our future in so many ways, but not the inevitable.   Today, funeral service is different than ever before because an experience is being created by families, Clergy, and Funeral Directors.   Why and how do we honor a life lived and is that important?   What has changed?   Michele has been in funeral service since she was 15 years "young" and believes if we are educated and informed, we can walk the journey of remembering a loved one in a healthy, loving way.   Alan Wolfelt, author, once said, "Remembering is part of the healing."   Michele would like you to leave her presentation saying, "Wow, I learned something tonight."

Mahlon (Mal) Fuller           669-6484
            Retired (Air Traffic Control)         malfuller@gmail.com.
MY 9/11 JOURNEY: TRAGEDY; GRIEF; AND HOPE
View 9/11 from an air traffic controller's perspective -- one who helped shut down the nation's airspace and who dealt with United 93 before the flight crashed in Shanksville, PA.   An appeal to support the Flight 93 Memorial will be made.

Desmonde A. Hoppie           717-569-3555
            Attorney, Speaker, Resume writer       evenings only
THE WISDOM OF THE BLIND CAT
Finding the courage and hope to take a leap of faith in pursuing your dreams and goals like a blind cat takes a leap of faith and has hope each day of its life despite real or perceived boundaries and obstacles.

Doug Hodges           717-569-1507
            Financial Advisor
PEARL HARBOR AVENGED!
The turning point of the war in the Pacific was the Battle of Midway.   There the American David met the much stronger Japanese Goliath and changed the course of the war and history.   Learn how we broke the super secret Japanese Navy radio code and how the U.S. Navy won its most incredible victory.