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13 13 name: Margaret "Peggy" Schmitt parish/court: Corpus Christi Parish / St. Mary Court 868 residence: Blue River, Wisconsin education: Pastoral Ministry certifi cation (Masters Level program), Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana employment history in the past Five years: 9/2010 to present – NCSF National Vice President then later National President and currently Chairperson of NCSF Board of Directors volunteer experience: Choir Director and cantor at weekend Masses. Leads rosary before Mass and reads at daily Mass. Youth catechism teacher and involved in adult Bible study. Co-founder and executive offi cer of Riverway Communities of Hope serving the needs of youth providing funding for mental health and substance abuse counseling. Over the years, served as NCSF Court Treasurer, Secretary, Vice-President and President. Also served as NCSF Madison Diocesan Association. President, state delegate and national delegate. awards or recognition: 2010 Nominee for Catholic Leader Award (Council of Catholic Women); Recognition by Grant County Health Department "Safe and Stable Families" Coalition, Richland County United Givers candidate statement: Sales Representative for NCSF 1979 to 1998. Fraternal Field Coordinator until 2001, worked with courts to grow the NCSF fraternal side. Director NCSF Board 2003 to 2006. National Vice President 2010 to 2013. National President 2013 to 8/2017. Appointed NCSF Board Chair 8/2017. Instrumental in restructuring NCSF governance. name: Sandra M. Troyanowski parish/court: St. Bronislava Parish / Sacred Heart Court 306 residence: Plover, Wisconsin education: Bachelor of Science in Education, University of Wisconsin; Masters in Education, University of Wisconsin employment history in the past Five years: 1999 to 2017 – NCSF Insurance agent; 2014 to present – NCSF Board member volunteer experience: Served as Vice-President and President of Court 306; Delegate to NCSF Convention; Leader/Moderator weekly Scripture Study Group; choir member; Social Concerns Food Collection meetings and dinner; County Hunger Prevention meals organizer; youth ministry supervisor; church environment member, involved in sweets breakfast; volunteer at Franciscan Downtown establishment providing food, rest, and conversation for community awards or recognition: Diocese of La Cross Offi ce of Catholic Schools Liturgical Award; as Principal of Catholic school, achieved at Diocesan Annual Tournament of Schools – Athletic Girls Award and Sportsmanship Award candidate statement: Worked as a NCSF insurance agent providing product and fi nancial knowledge for Catholic families. Strives to enhance the NCSF fraternal system. As a member of the Board of Directors worked with Board and CEO to develop benefi ts for members. With current Board, formed the foundation and establishment of new Bylaws. continued on page 14 13 Winter 2018 — www.ncsf.com