PENNSYLVANIA'S TRAVEL GUIDE
Marty Wilcox and Wendy Royal
It is with great sadness that I sit down to write this, my last letter. In the fall of 2002, I was entrusted to bring W&W into our company’s fold and produce a quality publication that would put Pennsylvania and its people in the spotlight and showcase all the variety of our wonderful state. For nearly 12 years I have been fortunate to travel along with you through 48 issues and to see the integration of W&W’s website and mobile app. The journey has been very rewarding. I have met many interesting and wonderful people along the way. And I’ve had a wonderful team to work with. I thank you for indulging me in my ramblings of things I love: family, home and our beautiful Pennsylvania! My excitement outshines my sadness, however. You will notice a new and fresh look beginning with this issue, and I am pleased to announce that Wendy Royal will be at the helm of W&W’s future. Under her direction and passion, W&W will continue to provide you with fulfilling and rewarding experiences for your soul. Wendy and I will continue to cross paths. Our office doors are literally 12 steps away from each other! We’ll collaborate, share ideas and encourage each other as we look forward to the new opportunities set before us. And I am blessed that my path has crossed with all of you. Quoting an unknown author, “Goodbyes are not forever. Goodbyes are not the end. They simply mean I’ll miss you until we meet again!”
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