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August 2021 Addendum to Vehicle Suspension/Revocation List September 2021 Addendum to Vehicle Suspension/Revocation list SUSPENSION Respondent License No.: Address Zip Date ABALOV, Grigori V. MV147809L Holland, PA 18966 09/16/2019 ANZELMI, Nicholas MV189497 Dunmore, PA 18513 07/23/2018 ARNOLD, Cody MV207805 Elverson, PA 19520 02/19/2019 AUTOTRADER LLC VD028123 479 Sterling Rd 18466 07/25/2019 Tobyhanna, PA BERMUDEZ, Wilfred MV202392 Pottstown, PA 19464 12/04/2018 BROWN, Robert B MV209932 Philadelphia, PA 19124 03/27/2020 BUFANO, Nicholas M MV213822 Scranton, PA 18505 04/01/2020 BUKH, Mikhail MV201582 Feasterville Trevose, PA 19053 06/29/2020 CARABELLO, Julian S. MV222201 Mar Lin, PA 17951 12/02/2019 CLAPPERTON Barry P. MV216048 Cranberry Twp, PA 16066 07/29/2020 COOVER, Adam Brayton MV245695 Erie, PA 16510 03/30/2020 CORUM, Clifford M. MV223005 Downingtown, PA 19335 07/23/2018 DALEY, Hugh C MV138315L Laverock, PA 19038 03/12/2020 DAVIS, Patrick D. MV243541 Jeannette, PA 15644 06/29/2020 DELAFUENTE, Neil Mark MV221820 Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 03/29/2021 DREYER, Denise A. MV235812 Levittown, PA 19055 06/25/2020 ESTRELLA, Brian MV221111 Dillsburg, PA 17019 02/10/2020 FRICCHIONE, Frank P. MV087787L Harrisburg, PA 17111 09/13/2019 GEORGE, Dee MV229799 York, PA 17404 07/31/2019 GUMBS Juan Antonio MV259834 York, PA 17401 07/27/2020 HARRIS, Rodney A. MV152440L Uniontown, PA 15401 09/13/2019 HATFIELD, Craig A. MV137285L Altoona, PA 16602 12/04/2018 HORNER, Tommy Lee MV221869 Greensburg, PA 15601 06/29/2020 HUNTINGDON PARK MOTORS LLC VD030678 Philadelphia, PA 19140 03/27/2020 JOHNSON, Cory MV236787 Monroeville, PA 15146 10/23/2020 KHAN, Aqib MV246315 Harrisburg, PA 17109 02/19/2019 KOSTINSKY, Daniel J MV233154 Southampton, PA 18966 09/17/2019 LARUE, Jean Pierre MV195510 York, PA` 17404 06/29/2020 LAYTON, David E. MV087135L Lititz, PA 17543 04/02/2019 LUCAS, Daniel J MV058257L Glenolden, PA 19036 03/12/2020 LUPTAK, Robert MV136586L New Castle, PA 16101 06/26/2020 MIDDLETON, Wesley D. MV238969 Greensburg, PA 15601 10/18/2019 MILLER, Michael J MV153410L Seward, PA 15954 03/26/2020 NELSON, Samuel, Jr. MV166452L Bloomsburg, PA 17815 02/19/2019 OKAFOR, Chukwuduben A MV251069 Reading, PA 19604 06/29/2020 PAPP, Michael J VR455728 Orefield, PA 18069 01/08/2021 PAVONI, Louis, Jr. MV229014 Philadelphia, PA 19145 10/23/2018 PEGHER, Michael C MV224885 Pittsburgh, PA 15234 04/01/2020 RAMALEY, Tyler MV226391 Coatesville, PA 19320 06/17/2019 ROLLER, David MV201378 Steelton, PA 17113 07/25/2019 ROTHERMEL, Robert S. MV046593L Selinsgrove, PA 17870 06/25/2020 RUSSELL, Bradley J MV197091 Belle Vernon, PA 15012 04/01/2020 SHIAVONI MOTORS VD022042L 1421 Woodhaven Drive 17036 10/18/2019 Hummelstown, PA SHIAVONI, Thomas V. MV140298L Hummelstown, PA 17036 09/10/2018 SHIMKO Stephen J. MV205586 Allentown, PA 18102 08/09/2021 SKALICAN, Matthew Sean MV124690L Indiana, PA 15701 03/12/2020 SLAGLE, Mark W MV178450 Greensburg, PA 15601 06/29/2020 SUSPENSION Respondent License No.: Address Zip Date STRAIT, Charles MV229261 Hawley, PA 18428 09/03/2021 TAYLOR, Jonathan M. MV214459 Jenkintown, PA 19046 12/04/2018 TUCKER, James L. MV208424 Bradford, PA 16701 02/19/2019 VALLEY AUTO SALES VD021877L 104 Poplar Street 18634 03/12/2020 W Nanticoke, PA VERGOTZ, Brian A MV076604L Erie, PA 16509 03/30/2020 WAGNER, Christopher T MV196305 Fairview, PA 16415 02/12/2020 WALTERS, Jason MV209619 Pittsburgh, PA 15221 07/25/2019 WEST, Lamar S MV166283L Gibsonia, PA 15044 02/10/2020 WISSINGER, Jason Lee MV201714 Ebensburg, PA 15931 02/10/2020 WOLTERS, Heather Lynn MV214726 Allentown, PA 18109 07/25/2019 REVOCATION (Includes voluntary surrender of license in lieu of discipline) Respondent License No.: Address Zip Date ACOSTA, Rose A MV241611 Scranton, PA 18510 08/07/2018 ADAMS, Andre L. MV111063L Allentown, PA 18109 04/02/2019 APPEL, Joseph MV216574 Exeter, PA 18643 08/07/2018 BAILEY, Harry a.k.a. Harry E. Bailey, VD004570L Philadelphia, PA 19143 06/30/2021 T/D/B/A R & J AUTO SALES BARTMAN, Bruce L. MV049039L Wallingford, PA 19086 08/03/2021 BARZOLA, David MV229993 Lancaster, PA 17603 08/07/2018 BEDNARKSKI, Chad C. MV140153L Fairview, PA 16415 09/05/2021 BERKEY, Victor MV151769L Bethlehem, PA 18017 08/07/2018 BUTTS, Larry J. MV030916L Carlisle, PA 17015 05/11/2021 CLARK, Larry L. Jr. MV246114 Blakeslee, PA 18610 08/07/2018 DOMIANO, Louis, III MV140758L Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 06/20/2019 EICHERT, Kurt B. MV079238L Wyndmoor, PA 19118 07/25/2019 FARLEY, John J. MV232685 Jessup, PA 18434 03/29/2021 GABLER, Andrew T. MV130363L Harborcreek, PA 16421 06/30/2021 GORDON, Terry L. MV204729 Hancock, MD 21750 09/17/2019 GRZECH, Kimberly L. MV214461 Stroudsburg, PA 18360 12/04/2018 HANOVER MOTOR SALES, INC. VD030210 2324 Sans Souci Parkway, 18706 09/18/2018 Hanover Township, PA HIMES, Dennis R MV095425L Bellwood, PA 16617 08/07/2018 HOMOLA, MARTIN JOSEPH MV129574L Johnstown, PA 15901 01/07/2020 KATILIUS, Richard P MV213938 Pittsburgh, PA 15235 03/02/2021 KBABIEH, Habib MV233329 Manheim, PA 17545 09/18/2018 KELSO, Edward a/k/a MV099687L & Erie, PA & McKeesport, PA 16507 & 08/07/2018 ALLEN, Edward C. MV201916 15132 KURTZ, John E. MV205930 Paxinos, PA 17860 06/30/2021 LAKESIDE AUTO SALES INC VD022595L Erie, PA 16510 06/30/2021 LAKESIDE CHEVROLET BUICK VD031343 North East, PA 16428 06/30/2021 LEECH, Joyce M. a/k/a/ MURPHY, MV069939L Johnstown, PA 15904 12/04/2018 Joyce E. LESNIAK, Douglas T. MV182288 Harrisburg, PA 17113 09/18/2018 LEVI, Rafael MV190133 Manheim, PA 17545 09/17/2019 MACKO, William Stephen MV050661L Canonsburg, PA 15317 08/07/2018 MAGUDA, Christopher A. MV216695 Monongahela, PA 15063 09/17/2019 MALDONADO, Alberto MV200573 Lancaster, PA 17603 08/07/2018 MARANO, Patsy M. MV236660 Adah, PA 15410 09/17/2019 MARTIN, Robert, Jr. MV137837L Chambersburg, PA 17202 09/18/2018 REVOCATION (Includes voluntary surrender of license in lieu of discipline) Respondent License No.: Address Zip Date MUCHMORE, Benjamin Douglas MV216018 Conestoga, Pennsylvania 17516 03/31/2020 MYERS, Matthew W. MV072766L Reynoldsville, PA 15851 09/18/2018 NERO, Rory D., Jr. MV161649L Waterford, PA 16441 10/23/2018 OSTROWSKI, Raymond MV083254L Minersville, PA 17954 08/03/2021 OZUNA, Felix MV180093 Lancaster, PA 17602 08/07/2018 PAOLELLA, John D. MV224846 Erie, PA 16509 09/18/2018 PAUGH, Joel M. MV231073 Carlisle, PA 17015 08/09/2021 PAVIA, Brian MV120441L Hudson, PA 18705 08/07/2018 PLATINUM AUTO SALES, LLC VD032093 629 S. 17th St. 17104 05/20/2019 Harrisburg, PA REYNOLDS, Dennis MV233005 Philadelphia, PA 19141 04/06/2021 RODRIGUEZ, Dean MV142010L Gibsonia, PA 15044 08/07/2018 ROY, Anthony C. MV061225L Bedford, PA 15522 09/18/2018 RUPRECHT, Ralph R. MV118821L Freedom, PA 15042 12/02/2019 SCHLOSSHAUER, Matthew D. MV239021 Saylorsburg, PA 18353 12/04/2018 SCHULER, Michael C. MV148621L Moon Township, PA 15108 09/18/2018 SHERMAN, Anthony MV217422 Allentown, PA 18103 08/07/2018 SULLENBERGER, Joe V. MV185037 Enola, PA 17025 06/24/2020 SWINGLE, Wayne E. MV110871L Lehighton, PA 18235 07/23/2018 THREE RIVERS AUTO SALES VD018080L Virgi Enterprises Inc 15108 12/04/2018 1627 Broadhead Road Coraopolis PA WANN, Jeff D. MV192583 Lancaster, PA 17603 12/04/2018 WILT, Dion B. MV156262L Johnstown, PA 15904 12/04/2018 YATES, Clarence A MV127658L Chester, PA 19013 09/17/2019 DISCIPLINED FOR UNLICENSED PRACTICE WITHIN PRIOR YEAR Respondent Address Zip Date Pennsylvania Department of State Legal Office State Board of Vehicle Manufacturers, Dealers and Salespersons Report of Suspended and Revoked Dealers and Salespersons July 02, 2018 Revoked and Suspended Date 07/02/2018 Dealer and Salesperson Licenses Page 2 Vehicle Dealer Respondent license_no Address Date A-1 AUTO SALES VD014366L 201 HORNER ST 89-60-01337 08/22/1991 Current license status: Revocation A&O 88-60-03665 REVOKED JOHNSTOWN PA 15902 ABRAHAM MOTORS VD008277L 2980 W EMAUS AVE 12/15/1981 Current license status: Revocation ALLENTOWN PA 18103 ACE MOTORS VD013671L 1629 NORTH MAIN ST EXT 06/15/1998 Current license status: Revocation PO BOX 2439 BUTLER PA 16001 AL DAVIS ENTERPRISES INC AUTO VD013606L ROUTE 72, P O BOX 504 06/20/1990 SALES Current license status: Revocation MANHEIM PA 17545 ALL PRO AUTO MALL VD025080 108 S CENTRAL AVE 09/08/2011 Current license status: Revocation Canonsburg PA 15317 ALPINE AUTO INC M O V E D VD016761L 1402 LEHMAN STREET $250 04/26/1993 Current license status: Suspension 91-60-03681 JERRY SMITH LEBANON PA 17042 ‡ NEW = any final resolution issued in past 3 months ◊ Summary citations for unlicensed practice issued by law enforcement agencies may not be reflected on this list. Please visit https://www.pals.pa.gov/#/page/search if you have questions about the current licensure status of any individual or firm. Revoked and Suspended Date 07/02/2018 Dealer and Salesperson Licenses Page 3 Vehicle Dealer Respondent license_no Address Date AMAZING CAR SALES OF VD028985 ABB GROUP LLC 06/04/2009 PHILADELPHIA Current license status: Suspension 6825-41 FRANKFORD AVE PHILADELPHIA PA 19135 AMSLEY AUTO SALES VD014599L 2063 LOOP ROAD 10/16/1998 Current license status: Suspension CHAMBERSBURG PA 17201 ANDERSON AUTO AND TAG CO VD016098L PO BOX 26331 03/21/1994 Current license status: Suspension 5040 BELFIELD AVE PHILA PA 191416331 ANTHONY WARCOLA USED CRS VD008307L P O BOX 2600 R D 2 11/20/1996 Current license status: Revocation ROUTE 901 POTTSVILLE PA 17901 ARENA AUTO SALES VD016126L 355 EAST WASHINGTON ST 07/28/1993 Current license status: Suspension NEW CASTLE PA 16101 ATKINSON AUTO SLS VD007000L 588 NEW CASTLE AVE 10/21/1988 Current license status: Revocation *MEMO FROM LAW ENFRCMNT* SHARON PA 16146 ‡ NEW = any final resolution issued in past 3 months ◊ Summary citations for unlicensed practice issued by law enforcement agencies may not be reflected on this list.
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