Personnel at Watchtower Headquarters as of 15 August 2000
Writing Department (Does not include many support persons)
John (Jack) Barr: Writing Dept. Overseer Karl Klein: Assistant Writing Dept. Overseer John Wischuck Sam Buck Colin Quackenbush Cyril Chain Gene Smalley Eric Beveridge Joe Eames Bob Pevy David Iannelli Lee Waters Manfred Vancebi Jim Pellechia Danny Black Natheer Salih George Aljian Steve Johnson Mike Gietler John Wiegel Dean Songer Ciro Aulicino Richard Potter
Writing Correspondence Personnel, Patterson, NY (incomplete)
Ray Richardson Jagdish Patel J. R. Brown
Executive Office Personnel, Brooklyn, NY
Theodore Jaracz Milton Henschell Gerrit Losch Albert Schroeder David Sinclair Robert Wallen Don Adams David Mercante Harold Jackson Rick Rittenbach Brett Cox Chris. Mavor Charles Molohan
Service Department Personnel, Patterson, NY
Charles Woody: Coordinator Wm. Van De Wall: Asst. Coordinator William Young Merton Campbell Robert Johnson Joel Adams Harley Miller David Olson Leon Weaver Dan Barnes Alan Shuster Ralph Schaefer Ernest Williams Tom Miles Aleman Francisco
Legal Department Personnel, Patterson, NY (incomplete)
Philip Brumley: Coordinator Gregory Olds Don Ridley Carolyn Wah Charles Creger Joseph Jandrokovic
Please forward my best wishes for a happy New Year to Charles Woody, my uncle. I haven't heard from him since 1983.
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... written by Rita Baker , June 09, 2010
My husband is a baptized Witness, and I have been associated with Jehovah's Witnesses for about 38 years. The Witnesses and their beliefs have influenced my son as well.
Recently my son has started to attend the meeting at the Kingdom Hall in North Port, FL. One of the Elders who is also his cousin yesterday told him that he should attend English congregation instead of the Spanish congregation. My son's native tongue is English,speaks Spanish and understands about 60% of to be fluent. He was attending the Spanish congregation because his cousin is there. His cousin accused that my son is coming to the hall because of improving his Spanish skill, which is not true. He needs spiritual encouragement and he has been reading the bible often. When he attended the Spanish meetings, he had both English & Spanish magazines to have deep understandings of teachings. We abserved his cousin has not extended his kind direction with his knowledge even though he was asked for bible study, or just for visit. So does it mean Spanish speaking people should not be welcomed to English congregations?
It was a disappointment for us. I'd like to hear your opinions.
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