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The 22Th. Annual White Plains St. Patrick's Day Parade The 22th. Annual White Plains St. Patrick’s Day Parade Saturday March 9, 2019 at 12 Noon OFFICIALS and POLICE MOTORCYCLE SQUAD Division Line of March Zone 1 Coordinator: Jim Noonan Marshal: Terry Conroy, City Hall Marshal & Group Checker: Pete McKiernan City Hall Announcer: Matt Viehl End of Parade Mover: Frank Malera Parade Route Announcer: Rich Massaroni Police Motorcycle Escort Units White Plains, Harrison, Mamaroneck Village, Mount Kisco, Mount Vernon, M.T.A., New Castle, New Rochelle, New York State, Ossining, Peekskill, Pleasantville, Port Chester, Scarsdale, Tuckahoe, Westchester County, Yonkers, Yorktown, Greenwich and Stamford, Ct. PARADE CHAIRMAN Hon. John Martin HONORARY PARADE CHAIRMAN Hon. Joseph “Mayor Joe” Delfino Driven by: WHITE PLAINS CITY OFFICIALS Mayor Hon. Thomas Roach COMMON COUNCIL MEMBERS Hon. Justin Brasch, Hon. Dennis E. Krolian, Hon. Milagros Lecuona and Hon. John Martin White Plains City Officials and Department Heads WHITE PLAINS SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS White Plains Superintendent of Schools Dr. Joseph L. Ricca Charlie Norris Vice President, Sheryl Brady, Jim Hricay, Cayne Letizia, Rose Lovitch, and Randy Stein WESTCHESTER COUNTY OFFICIALS County Executive George Latimer Chairman of the County Board of Legislators Benjamin Boykin II NEW YORK STATE OFFICIALS New York State Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins New York State Assemblyman David Buchwald New York State Assemblywoman Shelley Mayer New York State Assemblywoman Amy Paulin FEDERAL OFFICIALS United States Congresswoman Nita M. Lowey Military Division United States Marine Corps Color Guard MAG – 49 Detachment Bravo A.N.G.B. Stewart Newburgh, New York Marine Corps League River Town Young Marines and Color Guard – Lu Caldara Commander 105th. Airlift Wing Honor Guard A.N.G.B. Stewart Newburgh, New York Escort Division 2019 Grand Marshal Honor Pipe Band Plumbers and Steamfitters Pipes and Drums, Local 21 GRAND MARSHAL James Scully Family and Friends of the Grand Marshal AIDES to the GRAND MARSHAL Patti Cusack Avezzano, Jennifer Daly Bruton, Colleen Fay Sgt. Kevin Farrelly(W.P. P.D.), Patrick Massaroni, Tom Ulrich PAST GRAND MARSHALS Frank McMahon 1998*, Joan McGovern1999*, John R. McCarthy 2000, Eleanor McDonald 2001*, John Martin 2002, Joseph P. Davidson 2003*, Mary Ann Megan 2004, Michael O'Donnell 2005, Michael Foley 2006, Robert Hyland 2007, John Harrington 2008, Marie McMahon 2009, Thomas P. Devine 2010, Sr. Susan Merritt R.D.C., representing The Sisters of the Divine Compassion 2011, Fr. Thomas Collins 2012, Michael Daly 2013, Mary Helen Jordan 2014, Mary Beth Walsh 2015, representing Burke Rehabilitation Hospital, Lt. William Bertram W.P.P.D. Ret. 2016, Kevin J. Keane 2017, Mary Broderick Ryan 2018. * Deceased PAST GRAND MARSHAL HONOR PIPE BANDS 2009 - New York State Court Officers Pipes and Drums 2010 - Hudson Valley Regional Police Pipes and Drums 2011 - Yorktown Irish American Pipe Band 2012 - Rockland County, N.Y. Ancient Order of Hibernians Pipes and Drums 2013 - Pipes and Drums of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Orange County, N.Y. 2014 - New York City Transit Pipes and Drums 2015 - Manhattan College Bagpipe Band 2016 - The Pipes and Drums of the Police Emerald Society of Westchester County, N.Y. 2017 - Iona College Pipes and Drums 2018 - Westchester County, N.Y. Firefighters Emerald Society Pipes and Drums Frank McMahon Division 1 Marshals: Ann Bernstein, Vin Finnegan and Mike O’Donnell Float Marshals: Kathleen and Mark Bonistall Section A. 1.Westchester Firefighters Emerald Society Pipes and Drums 2. Westchester County Emerald Society Fighter Paul Jackman President 3. City of White Plains Professional Firefighters, Local 274 & F.D. W.P. Truck Firefighter Joseph Carrier President Section B 1. The Pipes and Drums of the Police Emerald Society of Westchester County 2. Police Emerald Society of Westchester Police Officer Peter Van Slyck President 3. Westchester County Corrections Emerald Society Corrections Officer Jeremy Hurley President 4. White Plains Police Benevolent Association – Det. Michael Perry Memorial Police Car Police Officer Brian Johnson President 5. FLOAT 1 Doherty Petri School of Irish Dance Sponsored by: Hudson Grille & Lilly’s Section C 1. Police Officer Stephen B. Driscoll Memorial Pipe Band 2. Silver Dolphins Color Guard and Drill Team 3. WHUD 100.7 F.M. Beacon, N.Y. Section D 1. New York State Court Officers Pipes and Drums 2. New York State Court Officers Association Section E 1. Rockland County A.O.H. Edward Larkin Memorial Pipes and Drums 2. Ancient Order of Hibernians Myles Scully Division 1, Yonkers, N.Y Kevin Ellis President 3. The Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in the County of Westchester, NY Terry McGlynn President 4. Good Counsel High School Alumni Association Section F 1. Iona College Pipe Band 2. Iona College Student Body 3. O.L.S. Men's Club 4. O.L.S. Girl Scout Troop 2358 5. O.L.S. Brownie Troop 1984 6. O.L.S. Girl Scout Troop 1980 7. All Pro Cleaning & Restoration Vehicle – Our Lady of Sorrows Athletes Bob Greer Division 2 Marshals: John Cullen, Tom Lavelle, Peter Pozo and Peter Doherty Section A M.T.A. Police Department Ceremonial Unit – Color Gurad 1. M.T.A. Police Department Pipes and Drums 2. White Plains Bernie’s Football Club 3. Civil Air Patrol – South Eastern Group Honor Guard and Vehicles Maj. Joseph E. Wooley Naj. CAP Commander NER-NY-118 4. Empress Ambulance Service Jim O’Connor Vice President Section B 1. Manhattan College Pipe Band 2. White Plains Youth Bureau 3. Women’s Club of White Plains Jeep Susan Doherty and Susan Schauber Co-Presidents 4. White Plains Beautification Foundation Karen Quinn President Truck driven by: Stefania Mignone W.P. D.P.W Deputy Comm. 5. City of White Plains C.S.E. A. Locals 9152 & 9246 Joseph Longo President Section C 1. Kerry Pipers 2. White Plains Historical Society 3. White Plains Plainsmen Hockey Association 4. 5th New York Regiment, Living History Re-Enactment Group 5. FLOAT 2 Houlihan - Parnes Realtors James J. Houlihan President Section D 1. New York City Transit Pipes and Drums 2. City of White Plains Fire Department Volunteer Division – Community Emergency Response Team Fire Engine, Hose Cart and 2 Fly Cars 3. FLOAT 3 White Plains Middle School Jazz Ensemble Sponsored by: Pavarini Construction Joe Davidson Division 3 Line of March Zone 2 Coordinator: Fran Coughan Marshals: Tom Devine and Section A 1. Cardinal Hayes High School Marching Band 2. Cardinal Hayes High School Bronx, N.Y. Fr. Joseph Tierney President 3. Paws Crossed NY 4. Zooky the Leprechaun 5. NBA G League Westchester Knicks - Affiliate of the New York Knicks - Mike Miller Coach & Knicks Dancers 6. WNBA New York Liberty - Katie Smith Coach Section B 1. County Cork Pipe Band 2. White Plains Council of Neighborhood Associations Bill Brady and Tom Gordon Co-Presidents 3. George Washington School P.T.A. Group Laura Reidy President 4. Suburbia Roller Derby 5. FLOAT 4 White Plains Rugby Football Club Sponsored by: Brazen Fox/Ron Blacks Section C 1. Orange County AOH Pipes and Drums 2. White Plains Girls Scout Troops Brownie Troops: 1991, 1997, 2141, 2364 Girl Scout Cadette Troops: 1988, 1989, 2030 Girl Scout Daisy Troops: 1977, 1979, 2380, 2790 Junior Girl Scout Troops: 1992, 2360, 2381, 2705, 2750 Section D 1. Rockland County Firefighters Pipes and Drums 2. Rockland County Firefighters Emerald Society Matthew B. DeGennaro President 3. Mamaroneck Ave. School P.T.A. Group Kristin Lalla and Krista Johnson Co-Presidents 4. Miss New York U.S.A. Florinda Kajtazi Miss New York Teen U.S.A. Hailey Germano Section E 1. Rockland County Police Emerald Society Pipes and Drums 2. Local 3, I.B.E.W. 3. Cub Scout Pack 67 Hartsdale, N.Y. 4. WPLJ 95.5 5. American Red Cross Section F 1. Yonkers Fire Department Pipes and Drums 2. City of Yonkers Firefighters IAFF Local 628 Firefighter Barry McGoey President 3. Larchmont Historical Fire Company Ray Maldonado Society President Vintage Equipment: 1910 Brush Runabout and a 2 man pull 1891 Chapman Chemical Tank 4. Walter’ Hot Dog Truck Mickie and Sheila Quinn Division 4 Marshals: Diane Cappola and Maria Lyerly Section A 1. Troop 236 B.S.A. Band Millbrook, N.Y. 2. Centro Hispanic Girls Scout Troop # 8003 3. Centro Hispanic Boy Scout Troop # 2005 4. American Medical Response Section B 1. Irish One Elevator Constructors Pipes and Drums, Local 1 2. Elevator Constructors Union Local 1 3. Post Road School P.T.A. Steve Magneson President 4. Entercom 92.3 Section C 1. County Tyrone Pipe Band 2. Marina Regina High School 3. Empire Harley Davidson Group 4. White Plains Y.M.C.A. 5. Rockland Boulders Staff, Mascot and Van 5. Miss Italia New York – Lisel Capiello 6. Miss Italia New York Teen – Grace Morgan 7. Little Italia New York Miss Little - Savannah Sharp .
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