PHFA Annual Report 2003 - Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
PHFA Annual Report 2003 - Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
PHFA Annual Report 2003 - Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
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JAY KNOWS HOW TO BRING A TEAM TOGETHER.<br />
HE LEARNED IT ON THE BASKETBALL COURT.<br />
No important goal can be accomplished without people working together. Building construction is no<br />
exception. Jay Hausher supervises <strong>PHFA</strong> multifamily construction sites and is no stranger to teamwork.<br />
He’s the coach of his eleven-year-old daughter’s basketball team. He juggles his weekends the<br />
way most people do, with his family. He tries not to bring work home with him, even though he<br />
always brings home to work. He brings his commitment to helping others, his enthusiasm to get the<br />
job done, and his appreciation for the success that results when people pull together.<br />
Jay Hausher is typically American. He is a husband, a father, and a brother. And on Saturday mornings<br />
he is a coach and an inspiration. And proudly, he is a part of <strong>PHFA</strong>.<br />
Jay Hausher, Senior Technical Services Representative<br />
Jay draws on a wealth of experience to make sure that <strong>PHFA</strong>-financed multifamily rental developments are soundly<br />
built and correctly maintained. He is on-site at all critical stages of construction, and realizes that because of what he<br />
does, thousands of <strong>Pennsylvania</strong>ns will enjoy decent, safe housing for many decades to come.<br />
<strong>PHFA</strong>-financed multifamily rental developments are imaginatively designed, well constructed, and prudently managed. They provide<br />
decent, safe, and enduring places to live for older adults, families of modest means, and persons with disabilities.