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Charles Anthony “Tony” Adlerbert

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Charles Anthony “Tony” Adlerbert

Birth
Summit, Union County, New Jersey, USA
Death
1 Sep 2022 (aged 80)
San Miguel, El Salvador Municipality, Zacatecas, Mexico
Burial
Aiken, Aiken County, South Carolina, USA Add to Map
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When Tony and Shirley Adlerbert moved to San Miguel from Vermont more than 30 years ago, they quickly became aware of the need for nutritious hot meals for the many disadvantaged residents. For several years, Feed the Hungry existed as a neighborhood soup kitchen sponsored by St. Paul's Anglican Church. Tony took over the struggling church outreach program and developed a new business plan which saw to the needs of school children. That became the foundation of Feed the Hungry San Miguel's hot meals program in rural school kitchens. Although the Adlerberts eventually turned over their responsibilities to a new board of trustees, their support of the mission never waned.
Until nine years ago, Feed the Hungry was operating out of two houses, one of which was donated by Tony, on the corner of Cinco de Mayo and Calle Moras. The organization now operates out of a large warehouse. In recognition of their leadership and dedication to the wellbeing of the children of San Miguel, Feed the Hungry dedicated its headquarters to the Adlerberts in 2021.
Tony and Shirley's legacy is evidenced by the growth of Feed the Hungry's operations, which include kitchens in 34 schools and other poverty alleviation and educational programs in communities throughout the municipality.
For decades, the Adlerberts contributed their time and their energy to ensure the continued success of the program. Tony served as president and executive director from 1994 to 2000 and then as a member of the advisory board. Shirley served as treasurer, led the volunteers program, and filled many other roles in the organization.
All of us at Feed the Hungry, as well as the thousands of San Miguel de Allende residents helped by their vision and generosity, mourn Tony's passing and send our condolences to Shirley and family. A memorial service will be held on October 15 at 11:15am at St. Paul's Anglican Church in San Miguel.
September 20, 2022 / By Donna Fullerton
When Tony and Shirley Adlerbert moved to San Miguel from Vermont more than 30 years ago, they quickly became aware of the need for nutritious hot meals for the many disadvantaged residents. For several years, Feed the Hungry existed as a neighborhood soup kitchen sponsored by St. Paul's Anglican Church. Tony took over the struggling church outreach program and developed a new business plan which saw to the needs of school children. That became the foundation of Feed the Hungry San Miguel's hot meals program in rural school kitchens. Although the Adlerberts eventually turned over their responsibilities to a new board of trustees, their support of the mission never waned.
Until nine years ago, Feed the Hungry was operating out of two houses, one of which was donated by Tony, on the corner of Cinco de Mayo and Calle Moras. The organization now operates out of a large warehouse. In recognition of their leadership and dedication to the wellbeing of the children of San Miguel, Feed the Hungry dedicated its headquarters to the Adlerberts in 2021.
Tony and Shirley's legacy is evidenced by the growth of Feed the Hungry's operations, which include kitchens in 34 schools and other poverty alleviation and educational programs in communities throughout the municipality.
For decades, the Adlerberts contributed their time and their energy to ensure the continued success of the program. Tony served as president and executive director from 1994 to 2000 and then as a member of the advisory board. Shirley served as treasurer, led the volunteers program, and filled many other roles in the organization.
All of us at Feed the Hungry, as well as the thousands of San Miguel de Allende residents helped by their vision and generosity, mourn Tony's passing and send our condolences to Shirley and family. A memorial service will be held on October 15 at 11:15am at St. Paul's Anglican Church in San Miguel.
September 20, 2022 / By Donna Fullerton

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