About 304

As the CEO of 304 Properties, David Lorenze is the driving force behind our commitment to providing access to quality, convenient, and affordable housing for the vibrant community of Morgantown, WV.

“It is very important to me that we, at 304 Properties, offer access to quality, convenient and affordable housing for WVU students and the larger Morgantown community. I love our state and our city, and supporting both in diverse ways is ingrained in my work.”

With both a Bachelor of Arts in Public and Urban Affairs and a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Virginia Tech, David brings a unique blend of urban development insights and business acumen to the forefront of 304 Properties. His academic background forms the bedrock of his strategic approach to property development and management.

Beyond his role as CEO, David is actively engaged in the community, serving as a board member for Empty Bowls Monongalia and contributing to the Monongalia County Economic Development Authority board of directors. His commitment to community welfare extends beyond business, embodying a holistic approach to making a difference in Morgantown.

At the core of David’s world are his wife and two daughters. When he is not working, you can find David traveling the world with his family, cheering for WVU sports, or supporting his daughters in their athletics.

Meet Tom Wesolowsky, the Construction and Maintenance Manager at 304 Properties. With a passion for building, a dedication to community, and an unwavering commitment to excellence, Tom is an integral part of the 304 Properties team.

Tom has been a proud resident of the Cheat Lake area for an impressive 35 years. His deep connection to the community not only adds a personal touch to his work but also reflects his commitment to the well-being and development of the local neighborhood.

In his personal life, Tom finds joy in the company of his loving family—a wife and three daughters. The household is also shared with two cats and a dog, creating a warm and vibrant atmosphere that mirrors the sense of community Tom strives to foster in his professional endeavors.

Tom has a diverse set of interests that shape his vibrant personality. Whether he’s listening to the tunes of Johnny Cash, cheering for WVU sports, following the Pittsburgh Penguins, or exploring new destinations, Tom finds inspiration in the richness of life. His dedication extends to spending quality time with friends, creating a network of support and camaraderie.

Tom believes in the fundamentals of success—hard work, friendliness, and professionalism. His approach to every project is underlined by a commitment to going the extra mile, fostering positive relationships, and maintaining the highest standards of professionalism.

Living by the mantra, “Everything you do, you should try to do your best,” Tom’s philosophy is woven into the very fabric of his work at 304 Properties. This commitment drives him to consistently deliver the best in construction and maintenance.

Sarah Warchola is the Director of Operations at 304 Properties. Rooted in Morgantown, WV, Sarah brings a wealth of experience, a compassionate spirit, and a dedication to community enrichment to her role.

Morgantown is not just a location for Sarah; it’s her hometown. Born and raised amidst the scenic beauty of West Virginia, she has a deep appreciation for the community she calls home. As the oldest of five siblings, Sarah considers her brothers and sisters her built-in best friends. The bond with her family not only shapes her personal life but also influences her approach to fostering a sense of community and camaraderie within 304 Properties.

Sarah’s academic journey led her to The Ohio State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology/Sociology. This unique blend of disciplines equips her with a deep understanding of human behavior and societal dynamics, valuable assets in her role overseeing operations and asset management.

Beyond the corporate landscape, Sarah is actively involved in community initiatives. She serves on the board of directors for the United Way of Monongalia and Preston Counties, exemplifying her commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of others. Active in her church, Sarah finds inspiration and purpose in her spiritual life. Her involvement in the community extends beyond professional responsibilities.

Sarah’s favorite quote, “Be somebody who makes everybody feel like a somebody,” encapsulates her belief in the power of kindness and positive interactions. She also believes in the transformative power of a smile and kindness. As a beacon of positivity, she extends an open invitation: if you ever find yourself without a smile, come see her, and she’ll gladly share one with you.

A proud resident of Morgantown, West Virginia, Stephanie brings a wealth of experience, dedication, and a passion for growth to her role in shaping the organizational fabric of 304 Properties.

Stephanie is a proud alumna of West Virginia University, holding a Bachelor of Arts in World Languages, a Master of Arts in Secondary Education, and a Doctorate of Education. Her academic journey reflects her commitment to continuous learning and a passion for education. With eight years of experience teaching high school and an additional 12 years as a faculty member at WVU, Stephanie brings a wealth of knowledge and a strong foundation of organization and processes to her role. Her leadership style reflects her commitment to leading by example and fostering a culture of collaboration and accountability.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Stephanie finds joy in adventures with her husband and their family, dancing and teaching dance, supporting her daughters, and basking in the warmth of the sunshine. These activities not only rejuvenate her spirit but also contribute to her holistic approach to life and work.

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