| THIRD DISTRICT |
| Pennsylvania The Keystone State Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, played a big role in the American Revolution. Both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were signed in Philadelphia, and it served as the nation's capital from 1790 to 1800. Philadelphia is the largest city in Pennsylvania. |
| New Jersey The Garden State New Jersey's diners are famous for their unique architecture and sheer numbers—there are said to be more in the state than anywhere else, leading some people to call the Garden State "Diner Capital of the World." |
| The Third District represents Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and Washington D.C |
| Family, we need help with this district...it is large and the former District Representative had to resign. We need a District Representative in the worse way. Maybe more than one...a duo or a trio or a foursome maybe. WE NEED VOLUNTEERS. PLEASE HELP |
| Maryland The Old Line State Maryland is famous for great seafood, especially crabs. During lunch hour on Maryland's Chesapeake Bay, vendors sell almost as many crabcakes as hot dogs and hambugers combined. |
| Delaware The First State On December 7, 1787, Delaware, became the first state to ratify the United States Constitution. |
| Virginia The Old Dominion State Virginia, site of the first English settlement in America and birthplace of eight U.S. presidents, played a major role in both the American Revolution and Civil War. Find out about the major role Virginia has played in America's history! |
| West Virginia The Mountain State West Virginia became a separate state on the eve of the Civil War. The rest of Virginia decided to leave the Union, while the parts that are now West Virginia chose to stay. |
| Washington, D. C. The Capital of the United States of America. Named for our first President, George Washington. The district's name, "Columbia", is an early poetic name for the United States and a reference to Christopher Columbus, an early explorer of the Americas. |
| Well, here I got rough with New York Wing family members and lo and behold out of 7 states represented here we only have 72 members. Here is the count.... Pennsylvania - 18 WFA members New Jersey - 10 WFA members Delaware - 1 WFA member Maryland - 18 WFA members Virginia - 19 WFA members West Virginia - 3 WFA members Washington, D.C. - 3 WFA members We need a District Representative or more than one and we need members! We really need your support family. |
| To Volunteer to become a District Representative please contact Warren A. Wing 1912 McVitty Rd. Salem, VA 24153 (540) 389-6867 wasalem@att.net |
| Or you can write to: Halford Wing, Vice President at wynge1@yahoo.com |
| Lois Wing Smith Editor of the OWL SmithDktx@aol.com |
| Raymond Wing Wing Family Genealogist wing_genealogist@yahoo.com Toni Nash Corresponding Secretary/Web Hostess for the WFA website tnash74528@aol.com |
| OR WRITE TO ALL OF US. WE WELCOME YOUR PARTICIPATION AND YOUR DESIRE TO HELP YOUR FAMILY OUT. |
