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First Posted: 7/22/2013 DALLAS &#8212; Jay Paterno will speak to the Penn State Club of Wyoming Valley on Thursday night to raise funds for the Struthers Career & Family Service Center on the university&#8217;s Lehman Township campus.
The event is set for 6 p.m. Thursday at Newberry Estates in Dallas. It includes hors d&#8217;oeurves, a grilling, salad and dessert station, and a meet-and-greet session with Paterno.
Mary Fran Buczynski, secretary of the club, said that as part of the event there will be a silent auction to raise funds for the Struthers Career & Family Service Center under construction and scheduled to open in October. Items to be auctioned include a five-to-seven-day stay at a condo in Florida, a Sue Hand painting of the Hayfield House at dusk, tickets to the Penn State vs. Eastern Michigan game that includes a yellow parking pass, a football signed by former PSU quarterback Matt McGloin and other items and baskets.
In 2012, Richard K. &#8220;Ric&#8221; Struthers and his wife, Sharon, donated $1 million to Penn State to be used to build the campus&#8217; first career service center. The 2,300-square-foot center, an addition to the Athletics and Recreation Building, will serve as a regional career center for students at Penn State campuses in Hazleton, Scranton, the Lehigh Valley and Schuylkill County.
A new regional job and internship development position will be created, and that worker will be based at Penn State Wilkes-Barre.
The Struthers now reside in a Wilmington, Del., suburb.
Ric Struthers, a 1973 graduate of Dallas High School, attended Penn State Wilkes-Barre from 1973-75 before transferring to University Park, where he graduated in 1977 with a degree in business management. He said a visit to the campus in 2010, his first in many years, led him to the decision that a modern career center was needed.
Struthers retired from Bank of America and now serves as an independent director to the Dover Motorsports Inc. board of directors.

Jay Paterno to speak to area Penn State Club