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2014 COMMANDER KENNETH F. GOVERNOR 112 State St., Suite THE AMERICAN LEGION DEPARTMENT OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OFFICERS 2013 – 2014 COMMANDER KENNETH F. GOVERNOR 112 State St., Suite 1300, Albany, NY 12207 518-463-2215 VICE COMMANDER - Districts 1 & 9 RAYMOND J. DEPHILLIS 1950 Hutchinson River Pkwy., Apt. 3C Bronx, NY 10461 718-863-1573 [email protected] VICE COMMANDER - Districts 2 & 10 WILLIAM DAVISON 276 Thorn St., Oceanside, NY 11572 516-764-0645 VICE COMMANDER - Districts 3 & 4 STEVEN W. BOWMAN 88 Washington Ave., Chazy, NY 12921 518-846-8263 [email protected] VICE COMMANDER - Districts 5 & 6 JOSEPH G. BARILLA 223 Hills St., Chittenango, NY 13031 315-687-0038 [email protected] VICE COMMANDER - Districts 7 & 8 JOSEPH A. POREMPSKI 77 Danielle Dr., Cheektowaga, NY 14227 716-674-0465 [email protected] ADJUTANT JAMES W. CASEY Suite 1300, 112 State Street, Albany, NY 12207 518-463-2215 [email protected] TREASURER ALBERT J. GOODWIN, JR. POB 602, Stillwater, NY 12170-0602 518-664-4673 [email protected] CHAPLAIN REV. ROBERT J. SWEENEY 41 Windermere Ave., Greenwood Lake, NY 10925 845-477-8378 [email protected] HISTORIAN RAPHAEL J. BLEVINS POB 275, Seneca Falls, NY 13148-2032 315-568-6622 [email protected] JUDGE ADVOCATE CHARLES G. MILLS 21 Brewster St., Apt. 408, Glen Cove, NY 11542 516-759-4300 [email protected] NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN STANLEY H. CLARK 5382 Thomas Rd., Canandaigua, NY 14424 315-730-8454 [email protected] ALT. NATIONAL EXEC. COMMITTEEMAN WILLIAM H. BURNETT 6035 S. Transit Rd., Lot 292, Lockport, NY 14094 716-434-5941 Cell: 716-434-5941 [email protected] MASTER-AT-ARMS RICHARD F. CALBO 61 Hemlock Circle, Peekskill, NY 10566 914-736-0885 [email protected] DEPARTMENT PHOTOGRAPHER DOUG MALIN 18 Roosevelt Dr., W. Haverstraw, NY 10993-1030 Cell: 317-473-0883 [email protected] DEPARTMENT OF NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS OFFICE 112 State St., Suite 1300 Albany, NY 12207 518-463-2215 1-800-ALEGION FAX: 518-427-8443 MEMBERSHIP: 1-800-332-6632 [email protected] www.ny.legion.org DEPARTMENT ADJUTANT James W. Casey (Ext. 10) [email protected] EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Barbara J. Kerr (Ext. 10) [email protected] BOYS’ STATE PROGRAM COORDINATOR Ann Brown (Ext. 14) [email protected] MEMBERSHIP MANAGER Cassi Harden (Ext. 15) [email protected] PROGRAM COORDINATOR Annie Wilsey (Ext. 16) [email protected] SAL MEMBERSHIP Paul DeLair (Ext. 13) [email protected] SHIPPING & RECEIVING Raymond Turner (Ext. 21) [email protected] REGIONAL OFFICES THE AMERICAN LEGION, DEPT. OF NY NEW YORK CITY OFFICE 245 W. HOUSTON ST., Rm. 212 B NEW YORK, NY 10014-4805 212-807-3066 FAX: 212-807-4029 Service Officer John W. Kavanagh [email protected] Asst. Service Officer Dana Verissimo [email protected] Asst. Service Officer David Sprinkle [email protected] Staff Assistant Annette Arroyo [email protected] Senior Staff Assistant Diane Carroll [email protected] Staff Assistant Yvonne King [email protected] Staff Assistant Xiomara Giron [email protected] THE AMERICAN LEGION, DEPT. OF NY BUFFALO OFFICE 130 S. Elmwood Ave., Suite 614 BUFFALO, NY 14202 716-857-3361 FAX: 716-857-3488 Service Officer Anthony N. Druzbik e-mail [email protected] Asst. Service Officer William Darnell e-mail [email protected] Clerk Typist Susan Stone Clerk Typist Patricia Kingsland FIELD COORDINATOR REHABILITATION R. Michael Suter 716-483-5402 cell: 716-665-0739 311 Van Buren FAX: 716-483-6969 Jamestown, NY 14701 [email protected] DISTRICT COMMANDERS 1ST DISTRICT JOHN LANCI 4374 Locust Point Dr. Bronx, NY 10465 917-549-2261 [email protected] 2nd DISTRICT FRANK LAMARSH 324 Cortelyou Ave. Staten Island, NY 10312 718-967-0461 [email protected] 3RD DISTRICT MELISSA J. HOGAN 37 Houseman Ave. Chatham, NY 12037 518-392-3253 [email protected] 4TH DISTRICT RANDY FARMER 87 Niles Rd. St. Regis, NY 12980 315-353-8892 [email protected] 5TH DISTRICT JAMES ELLIS POB 340 Orwell, NY 13426 315-298-6717 6TH DISTRICT MILTON SCHERER 11 Drayton Road Sidney Center, NY 13839 607-829-5820 [email protected] 7TH DISTRICT THOMAS SCHRECK 505 Farmstead Ct. Churchville, NY 14428 585-738-1449 [email protected] 8TH DISTRICT JOHN LONG 32 Keil St. N. Tonawanda, NY 14120 716-830-6025 [email protected] 9TH DISTRICT GERALD DEFRANCESCO 35 Wright Ave. Mahopac, NY 10512 914-248-5511 10TH DISTRICT VINCENT J. CALIMANO 138 Beach 121 Street Belle Harbor, NY 11694 718-318-4625 DISTRICT VICE COMMANDERS 1ST DISTRICT ROBERT A. CORRIGAN 1950 Hutchinson River Pkwy., Apt. 10E Bronx, NY 10461 718-892-1898 [email protected] 2ND DISTRICT FRANK J. FAZZIO 57-40 64th St. Maspeth, NY 11378 718-894-4041 Cell: 917-837-7071 [email protected] 3RD DISTRICT ROBERT B. VOGT 93 Bible Camp Rd. Bloomingburg, NY 12721 845-361-5866 4TH DISTRICT MARIO CRISTALDI 5 W. Finch St. Broadalbin, NY 12025 518-883-6549 5TH DISTRICT CHARLES GRAHAM POB 195 LaFargeville, NY 13656 315-658-2830 [email protected] 6TH DISTRICT FRANCIS RITER POB 228 Homer, NY 13077 607-749-4023 7TH DISTRICT RENA M. NESSLER 203 William St. Geneva, NY 14456 315-789-6068 [email protected] 8TH DISTRICT ROBERT J. BARRETT POB 285 Cassadaga, NY 14718 716-672-2700 9TH DISTRICT MICHAEL E. BROPHY 23 East Main St. Stony Point, NY 10580 845-238-8161 10TH DISTRICT PAUL R. DEVAUL 1683 Central Blvd. Bayshore, NY 11706 631-273-1484 COUNTY COMMANDERS 2013 – 2014 ALBANY – MARK BLANK 11 Austain Ave., Albany, NY 12205 518-459-7246 Cell: 518-708-7505 [email protected] ALLEGANY – PETER CAYA 2780 Knights Creek Rd., Scio, NY 14727 H: 585-593-4730 Cell: 585-307-9698 [email protected] BRONX – JOSEPH RECUPPIO 1950 Hutchinson River Parkway # 2J, Bronx, NY 10461 718-931-8147 [email protected] BROOME – JOSEPH IRONS 613 South St., Endicott, NY 13760 607-239-2318 [email protected] CANADA – ROBERT J. WINDER 122 Bronte St. S, Apt. 1102 B., Milton, ONT L9T1Y9 905-878-1553 [email protected] CATTARAUGUS – MARK WILLIAMS POB 275, Hinsdale, NY 14743 716-307-5431 [email protected] CAYUGA – ROGER W. WALTERS 758 Aurelius-Springport Townline Rd. Cayuga, NY 13034 315-252-8314 CHAUTAUQUA – CRAIG SUTTON 355 Werle Rd., Dunkirk, NY 14048 716-366-8579 [email protected] CHEMUNG – LEO T. PASTRICK 15 Weatherfield, RD #1, Horseheads, NY 14845 607-795-4304 CHENANGO – PAUL G. RUSSO 7A Northrup Ave., Norwich, NY 13815 607-226-1177 [email protected] CLINTON – ROBERT ST. JOHN 16 Liberty St., Rouses Point, NY 12979 518-297-6489 [email protected] COLUMBIA – THOMAS BOWER, JR. 376 Hover Ave., Germantown, NY 12576 518-537-6132 CORTLAND – MICHAEL MCDERMOTT 55 Cortland St., Homer, NY 13077 607-423-5674 [email protected] DELAWARE – KURT HOLCHERR 685 Woolheater Rd., Fleischmanns, NY 12430 607-363-2808 [email protected] DUTCHESS – CARL RENNIA 12 Esterich Rd., Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 845-454-4794 Cell: 945-635-2626 ERIE – THOMAS DEINZER 5701 Minerva Dr., Lake View, NY 14085 716-627-4075 [email protected] ESSEX – WAYNE WAGNER 148 The Portage, Ticonderoga, NY 12883 518-570-0809 FRANKLIN – PETER KARVELIS 215 Elm St., Apt. 9A, Malone, NY 12953 518-521-3216 [email protected] FULTON – MARIO J. CRISTALDI, JR. 5 W. Finch St., Broadalbin, NY 12025 518-883-6549 [email protected] GENESEE – DAVE HENRY 7978 Sackett Rd., Bergen, NY 14416 585-494-1368 GREENE – MIKE CORNELL 92 New Ridge Rd., Greenville, NY 12083 518-966-5220 HAMILTON – NONE REPORTED HERKIMER – JOSEPH A. SCALISE 69 John St., Ilion, NY 13357 315-895-7979 JEFFERSON – JAMES S. WILLIAMS, JR. 2473 Main St., Felts Mills, NY 13638 315-773-6564 [email protected] KINGS – MICHAEL P. RODRIGUEZ 30 Stanton Rd., Brooklyn, NY 11235 718-926-9204 [email protected] LEWIS – SUSAN K. KOCH 9746 Watson Rd., Copenhagen, NY 13626 315-681-1311 alaunit723 @yahoo.com LIVINGSTON – GERALD F. FREEMAN, JR. 8 Washington St., Dansville, NY 14437 585-335-2609 [email protected] MADISON – JOHN A. GRAHAM 5961 Valley Mills Road, Munnsville, NY 13409 315-495-6462 MONROE – JOSEPH E. MARHATTA 6 David Dr., N. Chili, NY 14514 585-594-4221 [email protected] MONTGOMERY – MARK G. BIASI 7 Saint John St., Amsterdam, NY 12010 518-212-2246 [email protected] NASSAU – ANGELO GRANDE 10 Chestnut Ave., Glen Head, NY 11545 516-676-7436 [email protected] NEW YORK – JOHN P. “SEAN” POWERS 3 Rye Ridge Plaza, PMB 151, Rye Brook, NY 10573 914-602-3551 [email protected] NIAGARA – JAMES M. RIVERS 414 95th St., Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-799-3967 ONEIDA – DAVID NOVOTNY 6295 Lorena Rd., Rome, NY 13440 315-339-4049 [email protected] ONONDAGA – LAWRENCE L. BEHLING 220 County Rte. 6, Phoenix, NY 13135 315-695-7133 [email protected] ONTARIO – DALE MOSHER 115A Lennox Rd., Geneva, NY 14456 315-719-8272 [email protected] ORANGE – JERROLD P. OSER,SR. POB 352, Monroe, NY 10950 845-742-8584 [email protected] ORLEANS – PAUL F. FULCOMER 13347 Route 31, Albion, NY 14411 585-590-2271 OSWEGO – GROVER BRITTON 428 State Route 104, Williamstown, NY 13493 315-298-4910 OTSEGO – LEO B. MACKIN, JR. 279 Cullen Rd., Richfield springs, NY 13439 315-858-2466 PUTNAM – DAVID CARIDDO 55 Cherry Hill Rd., Carmel, NY 10512 914-403-6006 QUEENS – FRANK L. WELDON 42-65 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, NY 11355 718-539-9000 [email protected] RENSSELAER – JON BADI, Sr. 289 South St., Rensselaer, NY 12144 518-462-2323 [email protected] RICHMOND – DENNIS MCLOONE 522 Wooley Ave., Staten Island, NY 10314 718-698-1976 [email protected] ROCKLAND – EDWARD J. CARDINALE 15 Rollins Ave., Pearl River, NY 10965 C: 845-721-9276 H: 845-735-7486 [email protected] ST.
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