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March 2010 Women of Excellence Progress.Qxd 3/13/2017 2:56 PM Page 1 0317 Women of Excellence Progress:March 2010 Women of Excellence Progress.qxd 3/13/2017 2:56 PM Page 1 Advertising Supplement to The Pennysaver by The Yonkers Chamber of Commerce March 22, 2017 TheThe Y Yonkersonkers Chamber Chamber of of Commerce Commerce 72012017 “Wome “WomennofExcellence” of Excellence” SusSusananSacco Sacco Hope HHollinsworthollinsworthCoaxum Coaxum Busine BusinessssProfessionalAward Professional Award Above Abov eandBeyondAward andBeyondAward Josyan JosyaneColwelleColwell Carol DDalyaly Ent Entrepre repreneurialneurialAward Award Th Thomasomas J.J. Caramadre, Jr. HumanitarianHumanit arianAward Award 0317 Women of Excellence Progress:March 2010 Women of Excellence Progress.qxd 3/13/2017 2:56 PM Page 2 2 March 22, 2017 Yonkers Progress BOARD OF DIRECTORS Angelo R. Martinelli Past Women of Excellence Award Recipients Chairman 1993 2005 Gladys Baerga Viruet, Monica Getz, Joan Dupay, Sandra Miller, Paul Ranieri Vera DeMarco, Elaine Sheila Morris Carmen Gomez Goldberg, James Campbell Gina Bongiorno, John Gilligan Vice Chairman 2006 1994 Nancy Woodruff Ment, Betty Heiman, Joyce Hernandez, Dee Barbato, Lee Douglas, Mary E. Hotte (posthumously) Thomas McSpedon Beverly Levine, Halo Yaccino, Ann Muro 2007 1995 Treasurer Lois Epstein Herzberg, Maxine Helman, Cheryl Brannan, Mary Mancuso Logan, Kathleen Dirschel, Rev. Luther Evans Howard Berman Lucy Benedetto, Sr. Mary Linehan Counsel 1996 2008 Susan Cohen, R.N., Jacqueline Winslow Miller, Ellen Lynch, Marla Hurban, Robert Galterio Dr. Joan O’Gorman, Mary Ann Monachelli Bernice Cook, Richard Fitzgerald Chairman Emeritus 1997 2009 Susan Gunser, Iris Walshin, Dr. Gladys Pack, Wilda Ronald Corti Helen Henkel, Elaine David, Mejias, Pastor Rosalind Fields Lynn Nelson, William B.J. Harrington Patrick Daugherty 1998 2010 Brian Harrington Mary Gaines, Joyce Fortunato, Vanessa Osso, Barbara Berrios, Jane McAffe, Edith Klein, Janice Lubin Kirschner Peter Smith Pat & Larry McCrudden 1999 Eben Walker Hon. Cecile Singer, Dr. Sarala Devi, 2011 Liz Pollack, Diana Costabile, Bernice Spreckman, Kevin T. Cacace Sister Mary Linehan, Hon. Doris Friedman Genevieve Piturro President 2000 Danielle DeMatteis, Patricia Sadler, 2012 Alberta D’Aloia Wort, Alfred Weissman Kay Scott, Eileen Mannion Collum, Emily Ellis, John Acciavatti Maryann Cariello 2001 2013 Orlando Alves Patricia Daye, Marilyn Caselli, Ann Kachmar, Margaret Assante, Ann Chianese, Arline Frey, Martin Walshin Deborah Dimiceli, Melvina Carter Greg Arcaro 2002 2014 Michael Carbillano Elizabeth McFadden, Wanda London, Piedad Abreau, James J. Landy, Joan Magoolaghan, Lenore Minerva, Murray Gunner Shawyn Patterson Howard Joseph Cooke 2015 2003 Henry Djonbalaj Christine Gaudio, Joy Lawrence, Mora Kiernan, Pat Puleo, Dr. Suzanne Greenidge, Kathleen Ryan, Rev. Burtner Ulrich Orla Kelleher Edward Falcone 2016 Moira Kiernan 2004 Christina Gilmartin, Pat Tursi, Janine Rose, Angela Stanley, Beth Fitzgerald, Linda Bohan Joseph Marra Ellen Story, Greg duSablon Michael Minerva Carmine Mollica Medicaid…”It is not” what is used to be!!” Working? Going to School? Anthony Mormile Send Us Your No Health Care Benefits? Liz Pollack News!! You May be Eligible for Medicaid!! Ronald Rienas Our website If you are a Westchester County resident, and in need of Health Alexander Sajdak (www.yonkerschamber.com) is anxious to hear from you, Insurance, the staff at the Yonkers Chamber of Commerce (YCC) Fred Salvino can help you through this process. so we invite you all to send us John Saraceno The rules have changed and you may be Medicaid eligible.If any news, specials, Medicaid is not an option, we can work with you to secure Nader Sayegh promotions, milestones, etc. reasonably priced health care insurance. Judith Schwartzstein from your business that you Call to make an appointment: Joseph Shuldiner would like for us to post. Phone #: (914) 963-0332 Lisa Summa-Guarino Photos always welcomed! nd Stephen Szulhan Just email the information to Location: 55 Main Street, 2 floor, Yonkers, NY 10701 Jeanne Martinelli at Wilson A. Terrero Hours: Monday thru Friday, 9:30 am to 3:00 pm jmartinelli@ Mario Trombetta yonkerschamber.com. Please bring your user name and password for your Vincent Volino Find us on Facebook and ww.nystateofhealth.ny.gov account if you have one. Bernice White-Gaynor Twitter, too Bilingual Staff Available to Assist 0317 Women of Excellence Progress:March 2010 Women of Excellence Progress.qxd 3/13/2017 2:57 PM Page 3 Yonkers Progress March 22, 2017 3 3From the Desk of Jeanne Martinelli Exciting things are happening at winners Susan Sacco, Josyane like to be a part of the dynamic the Yonkers Chamber of Commerce Colwell, Carol Daly and Hope Women in Business Committee. We that I am happy to share with you. Hollinsworth Coaxum, who are will meet again in early September. As you can see from this beautiful prominently featured in this issue This year the Chamber of publication of The Yonkers of The Progress. This year we look Commerce will be holding its Progress, we are hard at work to forward to welcoming back past Annual Golf Outing at the beautiful keep you informed of the latest honorees for a “parade of excel- Saint Andrew’s Golf Club in news from our members and the lence procession” to kick-off the Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, on Yonkers Business Community. Our event at the beautiful Castle Thursday, May 18. Invitations via Chamber is the voice of business in Royale. We are happy to welcome regular mail, and electronically on Yonkers and The Yonkers Progress back Cablevision’s News 12 our website, www.yonkerschamber.com is our voice. In addition to our Director and past honoree, Janine will be available soon. newspaper, we have a very active Rose as our Mistress of Ceremonies. I am happy to report that we Progress. Here is your chance to and user friendly website: Also recognized at the luncheon have welcomed many new busi- let us know who you think is the www.yonkerschamber.com, featuring are three very qualified and talented nesses, both large and small, into Best in Yonkers! upcoming events, member news high school students from the our Chamber, and we continue to and lots of photos. Please email Yonkers Public Schools who will actively recruit new ones. New The Yonkers Progress is your news to us, and we will be be rewarded with a $1,000 scholar- members are featured in our news- produced by the Yonkers happy to post for you. ship. Winners must meet high paper, The Progress, which is dis- Chamber of Commerce. This year our Women in Business scholastic criteria and community tributed by the Penny Saver to Committee is proud to celebrate 25 and volunteer involvement. We 45,000 homes and families and our Editor years of excellence at our Annual congratulate them and wish them website. I invite you all to get Jeanne Martinelli Luncheon sponsored by Cross the best of luck in all their future involved with the Yonkers Chamber Layout and Design County Shopping Center, recogniz- endeavors. The Chamber thanks 5- of Commerce. Tri-State Media ing four outstanding women who Star Premier Residences for contin- Ballots for “Yonkers Best” will exemplify excellence and service to uing their generosity by donating be distributed soon and all winners Honoree Photos by our community. We congratulate one of the scholarships this year! will be featured in the September Ricky Restiano all of this year’s most deserving Please contact me if you would “Back to School” Edition of the Park Place Studio Customer Care Is Our Top Priority Too! YONKERS 2001 Central Park Ave. (914) 337-1900 MAMARONECK 305 Mamaroneck Ave. (914) 315-2486 MT. KISCO 51 S.Moger Ave. (914)752-4262 RYE BROOK 800 Westchester Ave., 4th Fl. (914) 368-0987 THORNWOOD 994 Broadway (914) 984-5446 WHITE PLAINS 464 Mamaroneck Ave. (914) 290-6330 TheWestchesterBank.com Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender COMMERCIAL LOANS I COMMERCIAL MORTGAGES I CREDIT LINES I BUSINESS CHECKING I MONEY MARKET ACCOUNTS 0317 Women of Excellence Progress:March 2010 Women of Excellence Progress.qxd 3/13/2017 2:57 PM Page 4 4 March 22, 2017 Yonkers Progress 0317 Women of Excellence Progress:March 2010 Women of Excellence Progress.qxd 3/13/2017 2:57 PM Page 5 Yonkers Progress March 22, 2017 5 Saluting excellence here in Yonkers months of pre-event preparation that She sits on the Untermyer Gardens Child (Formerly the Child Abuse go into making this luncheon a huge Conservancy Board with me where I Prevention Center of Westchester), success. One of the most difficult witnessed her work first hand. I was Catholic Daughters of the Americas jobs of the committee is selecting the proud when she catered the reopen- (St Eugene Chapter), the St Eugene honorees for each of the categories. ing ceremony at the Temple of Love Home School Association and the Dozens of nominations flood into the at Untermyer which was in memory Child Abuse Prevention Center, to Chamber offices each year, and of my wife, Carol. I am proud to call name a few. In addition, I have had believe me, it is not an easy decision her my friend and am happy to con- the privilege to serve with Carol on to make! gratulate her on this outstanding the Yonkers PAL Board and the This year the Business recognition. Exchange Club. I can personally Professional Award goes to Susan This year the Above and Beyond vouch for her humanitarian work in Sacco, VP and Managing Director Award goes to Hope Hollinsworth our community. The Yonkers for Sterling National Bank (formerly Coaxum, a Gold Star Mother, author Chamber of Commerce is very proud Hudson Valley Bank) on McLean and community activist. She found- to honor her and thank her for all her Avenue. Sue is very deserving of this ed Hope, Healing and Growth, Inc., good work. award having served in so many dedicated to the empowerment of On behalf of the Board of community endeavors.
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