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2018-2019 Membership Directory 2018-2019 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY Dedicated to the Furtherance of Effective Cemetery Management and Operation for Better Community Service. smart phone scan Property in photo is Fairview Cemetery, Westfield, NJ, Merendino client since 2005 2018 - 2019 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 1 2 New York State Association of Cemeteries Table of Contents NYSAC Letter from the President .............................................................................................................................................................................. 5 NYSAC 2018-2019 Executive Board & Board of Directors .................................................................................................................................... 7 NYSAC 2018-2019 Committees ................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 NYSAC Disclaimer .......................................................................................................................................................................................................9 NYSAC Past Presidents ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 11 NYSAC Past Conference Locations ........................................................................................................................................................................ 11 NYSAC 2018-2019 Cemetery Members ................................................................................................................................................................. 13 NYSAC 2018-2019 Supplier Members ..................................................................................................................................................................... 54 NYSAC Bylaws ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 59 New York Cemtery Law ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 63 NYSAC 2018-2019 Cemetery Member Index (by last name) ............................................................................................................................. 113 NYSAC 2018-2019 Supplier Member Index (by last name) ............................................................................................................................... 117 NYSAC: About Us ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 119 NYSAC Upcoming Events ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 120 Advertisers Behar Mapping..............................................................................46 Montefiore Cemetery Group .......................................................32 Biondan North America, Inc. ........................................................4 Mount Ararat Cemetery ...............................................................25 Catholic Cemeteries of Brooklyn (Middle Village) .....................2 Mount Hope Cemetery .................................................................42 Catholic Cemeteries Rockville Center .......................................22 Mount Lebanon Cemetery .............................................................1 Coldspring ......................................................................................12 Mullen Construction ........................................ Inside Back Cover Cooperative Funeral Fund............................................................44 Norwalk Vault/Kryptotek ..............................................................40 Creter Vault ....................................................................................30 Oakwood Cemetery ......................................................................16 Cypress Hill Cemetery ....................................................................8 Pinelawn .........................................................................................14 Disciplined Capital Management ...............................................38 PKF O’Connor Davies....................................................................10 Ensure-A-Seal ...............................................................................42 Regan Agency .............................................................. Back Cover Featherstonhaugh, Wiley, Clyne, LLP ..........................................6 Richard Freiman & Associates ...................................................48 Fenimore Asset Management.....................................................36 St. Michaels Cemetery .................................................................28 Ferncliff Cemetery Association ..................................................24 St. Raymonds Cemetery ...............................................................46 Folks Insurance .............................................................................20 The LA Group .................................................................................46 Green-Wood ..................................................................................26 The Tribute Companies ................................................................40 Grever & Ward ..............................................................................42 U.S Columbarium/ Fresh Pond ....................................................53 Holland Supply, Inc. ......................................................................38 Vestal Hill Memorial Park ............................................................52 The Kensico Cemetery .................................................................34 The Woodlawn Cemetery ............................................................44 Merendino Cemetery Care ............................. Inside Front Cover Woodlawn Cemetery ....................................................................18 NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF CEMETERIES 111 Washington Avenue, Suite 501 • Albany, New York 12210 Phone: (518) 434-1134 | Fax: (518) 427-0452 Email: [email protected] | Web site: www.nysac.com 2018 - 2019 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 3 4 New York State Association of Cemeteries Letter from the President Dear Members: NYSAC is pleased to provide you with this 2018-2019 Membership Directory which lists cemetery and supplier members as well as provides the contact information of the Board of Directors and Committee Members. The Board and Committee members are available to you and are valuable resources that may help assist you with industry issues. Philip J. Tassi This year’s directory once again includes NYSAC’s bylaws and a selection of laws relating NYSAC President to the governance and operation of cemeteries in New York State. Laws and rules are constantly changing and NYSAC with the help of Featherstonhaugh, Wiley & Clyne, LLP fights to advocate on behalf of our members and the interests of cemeteries throughout New York. The production and distribution of this Directory was managed and coordinated by the Publications Committee, led by its chair, Nate Romagnola with the assistance of our executive director, Calum J. d’Oelsnitz and the NYSAC and FWC staff. Thanks to everyone involved for a job well done. We are appreciative of our cemetery and supplier advertisers who have supported this project and welcome our new members who are listed in the Directory for the first time. Membership is the strength of our organization and we are grateful to each and every one of you that is a part of our association. Please remember to visit our website, www.nysac.com for additional information as well as links to many of our supplier members that service the cemetery industry. You may also follow us on social media on Twitter: @NYSCemeteries or “like” us on Facebook. Sincerely, Philip J. Tassi 2018 - 2019 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 5 New York’s Cemetery Advisors From project consultation and government applications to legal review and crisis management 111 Washington Avenue, Suite 501, Albany, New York 518-436-0786 Fax 518-427-0452 www.fwc-law.com 6 New York State Association of Cemeteries 2018 - 2019 NYSAC Executive Board President Secretary Past President Philip Tassi Nathan Romagnola George Baker The Ferncliff Cemetery Association White Haven Memorial Parks, Inc. Webster Union Cemetery Association, Inc. 280 Secor Road 210 Marsh Road 649 Holt Road PO Box 217 Pittsford, NY 14534 Webster, NY 14580 Hartsdale, NY 10530 Tel: (585) 586-5250 Tel: (585) 872-4463 Tel: (914) 693-4700 Fax: (585) 381-5252 [email protected] Fax: (914) 693-4186 [email protected] [email protected] Treasurer Vice-President Richard Moylan Jeffrey Reed The Green-Wood Cemetery Mount Calvary Cemetery Group 500 25th Street 800 Pine Ridge Heritage Boulevard Brooklyn, NY 11232 Buffalo, NY 14225 Tel: (718) 788-7850 Tel: (716) 892-6600 Fax: (718) 788-7782 Fax: (716) 892-0946 [email protected] [email protected]
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