Adult Recognition

INTRODUCTION for BOY SCOUTING
The Archdiocese of New York, through the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting, can recognize adults who are actively engaged in assisting the development of Catholic Boy Scouting in two ways.

The first of these two is the Bronze Pelican. This emblem was created within the Archdiocese of New York, with the first being awarded in 1950. It is an Archdiocesan Award, not a Scout Award.

The second, and senior, emblem is the Saint George, named after the patron Saint of Scouting. The St. George award was created by the National Catholic Committee on Scouting to recognize significant contributions to the development of Catholic Scouting. It was first presented within the Archdiocese of New York in 1957.

PURPOSE OF CATHOLIC SCOUTING ADULT EMBLEMS
The Bronze Pelican, and the St. George, are intended to recognize adults for their contribution to Catholic Scouting. They are not presented to an individual merely for being involved in Boy Scouting and being a Catholic. Both awards are presented in recognition of the significant contributions of the individual in integrating Catholicism and Scouting.

WHO MAY QUALIFY FOR CATHOLIC SCOUTING ADULT EMBLEMS
Both adult Catholic Scouting Awards may be presented to:

a) clergy (including priests, deacons, sisters and other professed Catholic religious),

c) Non-Catholics Scouters who have made significant contributions to Catholic Scouting, and d) Non-Scouters who have provided exemplary support to Catholic Scouting.

The nominee must have made an outstanding contribution to the spiritual development of the Catholic youth in the scouting program.

LIMITS ON THE NUMBER OF NOMINATIONS LOCAL COUNCIL COMMITTEES MAY SUBMIT FOR THE BRONZE PELICAN
There are specific maximum limits upon the number of nominations a local council Catholic committee may endorse and submit to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting. These limits are based on the aggregate number of Scout units (packs, troops and posts) within the council area whose Chartering institution is affiliated with the Catholic Church. These institutions would include parishes, Catholic schools or their parent/teacher groups, Knights of Columbus Councils, etc.

The maximum number of nominations for the Bronze Pelican a local council Catholic committee may endorse and submit to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting is equal to 20% of the number of units under Catholic auspices (as defined above). This number is rounded up to the nearest whole number.

Nominees which would be Honora Causa, that is Catholic religious, non-Catholics and professional Scouters are not included in the maximum numbers defined above.

LIMITS ON THE NUMBER OF NOMINATIONS FOR THE ST. GEORGE AWARD
For the St. George Award, the Archdiocese is limited in the number that may be given. The allowance is one Award, plus an additional award for each 20 registered units under Catholic auspices (or part thereof) in the Archdiocese. Within this allocation, there is no set distribution to local Council Committees. The Executive Committee of the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting seeks the support and assistance of local Council Catholic committees in screening and endorsing nominations for the St. George Award.

ALL nominations for this recognition, however, should be submitted to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting, either with or without an endorsement.

LIMITS ARE NOT QUOTAS
The above represents the maximums a local council Catholic Committee may endorse. This does NOT mean that local council Catholic committees should “stretch” the criteria to enable the maximum number to be submitted each year. Local committees should keep in mind the meaning and significance of the Award and not “water it down.”

Should a local council Catholic committee have another nomination, or nominations, above the maximum indicated above, whom they feel are equally qualified and worthy of recognition, they should submit this/these nominations, complete with documentation, for consideration by the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting. These additional nominations should be forwarded with a cover letter detailing the reasons the local council Catholic committee believes a waiver should be granted by the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting.

Should local council Catholic committees not endorse and submit any nominations to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting, they should: a) advise the nominator that the nomination was not endorsed by the local council Catholic committee for the current year and that the nomination will be kept on file for consideration the next year, and b) retain the nomination and review it the following year (with updates as appropriate).

Local council Catholic committees must use extreme sensitivity and care is advising a nominator of non-endorsement so as not to create any hard feelings or negative reactions. Local council Catholic committees may, at their discretion, invite nominators to their meeting to present their nomination and listen to the deliberations of the local committee.

PROCEDURES FOR NOMINATION FOR CATHOLIC SCOUTING ADULT EMBLEMS
The key word is NOMINATION. The Catholic adult awards can not be earned, like a Scouting training award. An individual must be nominated by a third party.

The nominating individual can be any person who is aware of the contributions of the nominee to Catholic Scouting, whether a member of the religious, a Catholic Scouter, or an outside individual.

Any individual may obtain a nomination form from the local Boy Scout Council Catholic Relations Committee. Forms may also be downloaded from this website here. ACCSAdultRecNom.pdf

The nomination form is to be completed with as much detail as possible, including support letter(s) of recommendation, and documentation of the service to Catholic Scouting provided by the nominee.

For individuals contributing to Catholic Scouting at the council, district, or unit level, the completed nomination form and documentation should be submitted to the local Boy Scout Council Catholic Relations Committee, care of the local Scout Council office. It should be noted that local Scout Council Catholic Committees are limited in the number of individuals that they may approve and forward to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting for their subsequent action.

Nominations for individuals whose contributions have been solely on an Archdiocesan level can be submitted directly to the Office of Scouting in Kingston.

Nominations received by the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting are then reviewed. If approved by the Archdiocese Committee, they are then submitted to the Chancery office of the Archdiocese for final approval.

No individual may receive either the Bronze Pelican, or the St. George award, until this nomination, and approval, process has occurred.

It should be noted the adult Catholic Scout awards are presented only once each year, usually in the Spring during Emblems Sunday at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

It is essential that all nominations for adult awards be submitted the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting, via the local council Catholic committee when appropriate, no later than eight weeks prior to Emblems Sunday each year. Local council Catholic committees will be advised of specific cut-off dates for submission of nominations each year. The next deadline is February 26, 2010.

LOCAL COUNCIL CATHOLIC COMMITTEE REVIEW PROCEDURES
At the end of each calendar year, local council Catholic Committees will review the activities and contributions of active Scout leaders within their council area to determine the potential eligibility of individuals for either the Bronze Pelican or the St. George Award. The local council Catholic Committee will then proceed to have nomination forms and documentation completed for the appropriate individuals.

Approximately one month later, the local council Catholic Committee will review and evaluate all completed nomination forms and documentation, including those received from persons independent of the committee.

The local committee may approve those nominations where the nominee has satisfied the prerequisites for the emblem and has most fully contributed to Catholic Scouting. It must be emphasized that the criteria is Catholic Scouting. This should NOT be interpreted as meaning the council Catholic Committee.

Local council Catholic committees will then submit the appropriate nominations, complete with all documentation and their endorsement, to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting for review and consideration. Submissions of nominations must include payment for the emblem in accordance with the current price list as issued by the Office of Scouting in Kingston.

Local council Catholic committees should keep the names of the nominees they receive confidential, whether they endorse the nomination or not. This is essential since there is no guarantee that the nomination will be favorably acted upon by the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting or approved by the Chancery Office of the Archdiocese.

ARCHDIOCESE CATHOLIC COMMITTEE ON SCOUTING PROCEDURES
Should the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting directly receive a nomination for a person whose contributions are solely within a local council area, the nomination should be referred back to the individual council Catholic committee for their endorsement.

Approximately seven weeks prior to Scout Emblems Sunday each year, the Executive Committee of the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting will meet to review and examine all nominations for the Bronze Pelican and the St. George Award received from local council Catholic committees as well as those submitted directly to the Archdiocese committee. Nominations in the later category should be for those persons whose contributions to Catholic Scouting substantially exceed an individual local council area.

The Executive Committee is composed of the Archdiocese Scout Chaplain, Chairperson, Archdiocese Scouting Liaison, and Archdiocese sub-committee chairs (emblems, training, membership chairs, etc.) The Executive Committee does not include local council Catholic committee chairs.

This committee will first review, examine and make a determination relative to nominations received and endorsed by local council Catholic committees. The committee will then deliberate and make a determination relative to nominations submitted directly to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting.

After the above has been completed, the Executive Committee will then review and discuss any requests from local council Catholic committees for a waiver of the rules relative to the maximum number of nominations, and the specific nominations to which they pertain.

The Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting Executive Committee does not have the power to waive the prerequisites for either the Bronze Pelican or the St. George Award, except as previously stated.

Following deliberations and determination of the status of all of the nominations reviewed by the Executive Committee, the committee will then submit the names of the nominees they endorse to the Chancery Office of the Archdiocese of New York for final approval.

Following receipt of approval from the Chancery Office, the Executive Committee will: a) advise the nominator that the recommendation/nomination has been approved, and b) advise the nominee that they have been selected to be recognized with the appropriate Emblem.

The Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting will follow the same procedures for nominations that are not endorsed by the Executive Committee as detailed under local council procedures.

MODIFICATION OF THESE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
The complete description of the Policies and Procedures for the Archdiocese of New York Catholic Committee on Scouting for Adult Awards may be found here. Polices and Procedures

a) following discussion and agreement of the Executive Committee of the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting in conjunction with the chairpersons of the local council Catholic committees within the Archdiocese, and

Any changes or modification to these policies and procedures will not take effect until the next program year. Modification or revisions can not be made which would affect, either positively or negatively, any nominations for adult emblems currently under consideration.

The Bronze Pelican
The Bronze Pelican is awarded annually to recognize adult service to the Catholic youth through Scouting.

These diocesan adult recognition recipients are not eligible to receive the BSA Adult Religious square knot.

Although the Bronze Pelican is ordered through the National Catholic Committee on Scouting ® office, it is a diocesan award with diocesan requirements.

General Information	This emblem was created within the Archdiocese of New York, with the first being awarded in 1950. It is an Archdiocesan Award, not a Scout Award. The purpose of the Bronze Pelican is to recognize the recipient's outstanding contribution to the spiritual development of Catholic youth in the program of the Boy Scouts of America. In the Archdiocese of New York, the Bronze Pelican is a prerequisite for earning the St. George Award.
Eligibility	Any adult who is working in the Scouting Program. May be given to clergy, religious, laity, or Scouters of other faiths. A Scouter does not earn the St. George emblem but is recommended by application to a board of review by another person.
Prerequisites	There are two prerequisites that must be fulfilled before any Catholic Scout layperson can be nominated for the Bronze Pelican. They must have been a registered, and active, Scouter for each of the past three years. They must have completed the Catholic Scouter Development Course during the past three years. These prerequisites do not apply to any Catholic clergy, non-Scouters or non-Catholics.
Guidelines for nomination and selection	Other than the two prerequisites immediately above, there are no specific set requirements for nomination for the Bronze Pelican. The individual making the nomination must assess the overall contribution of the nominee to Catholic Scouting. The following, however, are provided to provide possible guidelines for qualification. It is not necessary for the nominee to have contributed in each of the guideline areas. The depth of service is more important than the breadth of service. The following can be some areas of contribution, a combination of which might make an individual a possible nominee for the Bronze Pelican: Notable service in promoting Catholic Activities and projects for the Church. Promoting the Religious Emblems Program for Catholic Cubs/Scouts/Explorers and/or serving as an Emblems Coordinator/counselor/moderator. Being an active, contributing member of the local council Catholic Committee and providing leadership in the activities of the local council or Archdiocese Catholic committees.
Requirements	Completed nomination form returned to the local council Catholic Committee. A new nomination form must be submitted each year. A limited number of emblems can be issued each year.
Number of awards available	There are specific maximum limits upon the number of nominations a local council Catholic committee may endorse and submit to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting. These limits are based on the aggregate number of Scout units (packs, troops and crews) within the council area whose Chartering institution is affiliated with the Catholic Church. These institutions would include parishes, Catholic schools or their parent/teacher groups, Knights of Columbus Councils, etc. The maximum number of nominations for the Bronze Pelican a local council Catholic committee may endorse and submit to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting is equal to 20% of the number of units under Catholic auspices (as defined above). This number is rounded up to the nearest whole number. Nominees which would be “Honora Causa”, that is Catholic religious, non-Catholics and professional Scouters are not included in the maximum numbers defined above. The “Honora Causa” presentation is primarily for non-Catholics, and does not require participation or completion of the Scouter Development Course. This form of presentation is also used for professional Scouters who have contributed to Catholic Scouting.
Presentation	The emblem is usually presented at our annual Emblems/Awards Recognition Ceremony each spring at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
Current Nomination Forms	Forms may be obtained from the local Boy Scout Council Catholic Relations Committee. Forms may also be downloaded from this website here. ACCSAdultRecNom.pdf
Deadline for Nomination	February 26, 2010
How and Where to Submit Nomination Forms once Endorsed by Boy Scout Council Catholic Relations Committee.	Mail completed nomination forms to Archdiocese of New York Catholic Committee on Scouting c/o Thomas J. Kelly 59 Pearl Street Kingston, New York 12401

The St. George Adult Recognition is the NCCS recognition for Adult (Boy) Scouters that is awarded at the diocesan level.

Scouters are nominated by their peers and a committee is formed to assess the merits of those nominated.

The number of St. George Recognitions a diocese committee can award each year is limited to a formula based on the number of Catholic units in the diocese.

Recipients of the St. George Recognition are eligible to also receive the BSA Adult Religious knot.

The national requirements for the St. George Adult Recognition can be found on the NCCS website.

General Information	The National Catholic Committee on Scouting, acting through our local archdiocese committee, may award the St. George emblem to members of the laity and clergy, Scouters and non-Scouters alike, who have made significant and outstanding contributions to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting. The recipients of the emblem are to be sought after and selected by an active committee of the archdiocese. This committee is to be newly-appointed each year by the diocesan Scout chaplain or chairperson. Nomination forms should give a detailed description of how the nominee provides outstanding contribution to the spiritual development of Catholic youths through Scouting in the Catholic Church. It is improper to nominate oneself or one’s spouse. General Scouting achievements do not qualify a person to receive the St. George emblem. The Boy Scouts of America has district, council, regional and national awards for such recognition.
Eligibility	Any adult who is working in the Scouting Program. May be given to clergy, religious, laity, or Scouters of other faiths. A Scouter does not earn the St. George emblem but is recommended by application to a board of review by another person.
Prerequisites	Within the Archdiocese of New York, a nominee for the St. George Award who is a Scouter (either Catholic or non-Catholic) must have received the Bronze Pelican emblem at least three or more years previously to be considered. This prerequisite also applies to priests, deacons, nuns and other professed religious whose nomination is submitted to the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting via local council Catholic Committees. This prerequisite may be waived by the Executive Committee of the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting only under exceptional circumstances.
Purpose	The St. George Emblem is the National Catholic Committee on Scouting ® emblem awarded by an archdiocese. The purpose of the St. George Emblem is to recognize the recipient's outstanding contribution to the spiritual development of Catholic youth in the program of the Boy Scouts of America.
Guidelines for nomination and selection	When the Saint George Award was initially adopted by the National Catholic Committee on Scouting there was a requirement that the nominee have at least ten years service to Catholic scouting. While a specific term of service requirement has been dropped, nominators should keep in mind that the Saint George Award is the highest recognition that can be given for service to Catholic Scouting. The nominee should have both exceptional breadth and depth of service. The following are some examples, a combination of which might make a person a possible candidate for this recognition. These suggestions are offered as a guide only; however, they are indicative of some of the things that the Executive Committee of the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting would be looking for when considering nominations for approval. This list is not inclusive as there are many other areas that could be considered. Promote the Religious Emblems Program to Catholic youth and serve as an emblems coordinator/counselor/moderator. Encourage non-Catholic youth to participate in the Religious Emblems Program of their faith. Notable service in promoting Catholic activities and service projects for the Church and willingness to serve on like committees. Active participation in conducting the Scouter Development program, Scout Retreats or days of recollection - instrumental in having others participate. Outstanding service in promoting and participating in Scout Sunday observance. Giving notable service in organizing and maintaining Catholic-chartered Scouting units including multiple units where needed. Giving notable service in bringing the Catholic program to those youths not in Catholic-chartered Scouting units. Using fully one’s general Scouter training as well as “Scouter Development” to provide an outstanding Catholic Scouting program for youths. Arranging opportunities for Mass and other Catholic worship services at camporees and summer camps. These must be consistent with the documents of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Providing also for the spiritual needs of non-Catholic Scouts. Encouraging appropriate ecumenism and Catholic leadership within the various Catholic-chartered Scouting units. Instrumental in organizing and assisting in Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting programs and promoting the full Scout program in parishes including multiple units where needed. Making a significant contribution to Scouting in the field of Catholic relationships. Through the Catholic press and other communication media, create a better understanding of the aims and ideals of Scouting by clergy and laity. Give leadership in promoting Scouting for all youth regardless of race or creed and instrumental in organizing Scout units, particularly in inner-city areas. Giving leadership in promoting Scouting for all youths regardless of race or creed. Helping organize Scouting units for minority and disadvantaged youths.
Requirements	Completed nomination form returned to the nomination committee. A new nomination form must be submitted each year. A limited number of emblems can be issued each year.
Number of awards available	Each archdiocese can award one emblem annually plus one additional emblem for every 20 Catholic-chartered units or fractions thereof within the diocese. The total number of units is based on the records at the national office on Dec. 31 of the year preceding the nomination. An archdiocese is not required to present the full quota of emblems each year, but cannot carry over to a following year. Selectivity is important. No posthumous or honorary recognitions are to be made.
Presentation	The emblem is usually presented at our annual Emblems/Awards Recognition Ceremony each spring at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
Current Nomination Forms	Forms may be obtained from the local Boy Scout Council Catholic Relations Committee. Forms may also be downloaded from this website here. ACCSAdultRecNom.pdf
Deadline for Nomination	February 26, 2010
How and Where to Submit Nomination Forms	Mail completed nomination forms to Archdiocese of New York Catholic Committee on Scouting c/o Thomas J. Kelly 59 Pearl Street Kingston, New York 12401

INTRODUCTION for GIRL SCOUTING
The Archdiocese of New York, through the Archdiocese Catholic Committee on Scouting, can recognize adults who are actively engaged in assisting the development of Catholic Girl Scouting in two ways.

This kind of person sought as a recipient of a National Adult Recognition should be one of excellent character in every way.

Recipients should be adults currently active with the organizations served. ( Ideally, registered members)

There are no national restrictions regarding recipients. Awards may be given to clergy, religious, non-Catholics, lay men and women.

Catholic recipients should be exemplary Catholics with the pastors. Their congregation and clergy should support Non-Catholic recipients.

The St. Elizabeth Ann Seton recognition was inaugurated in 1980 to recognize the meritorious contributions of adults who serve Catholic youth through Girl Scouts and Camp Fire. This medal affirms the work of those who help youth develop their spiritual lives within the context of these organizations. It will ordinarily be received before the St. Anne Medal is earned, but is not a requirement for receiving the St. Anne Medal.

2. Participate in activities, which contribute to the spiritual development of Catholic members of National Organizations service girls (e.g. Retreat Weekends, Days of Recollection, Girl Scout/Campfire Sunday Observances, etc)

3. Promotes the Religious Recognition Programs available to Catholic members and/or serves as a counselor.

4. Participates actively in Scouter Development and other adult spiritual motivation days.

5. Is responsible for Catholic members fulfilling their responsibility to Mass while camping.

6. Encourages the true spirit of ecumenism as well as parochial responsibility and Catholic leadership with the Girl’s organization served.

Completed forms should be submitted to the local Girl Scout Council Catholic Relations Committee.

The St. Anne Medal is the highest national recognition for adults who serve Catholic youth through Girl Scouts and Camp Fire. The recognition was inaugurated in 1957 and redesigned in 1980. The purposes of the St. Anne recognition are:

Requirements include:

2. Promotes the Religious Recognition Programs for Catholic and /or serves as a counselor. Encourages non-Catholic members to participate in the Religious Recognition’s of their Faith.

3. Gives notable service in promoting Catholic activities and service projects for the Church and shows willingness to serve on like committees.

4. Participates actively in the Scouter Development Program, Retreat or Days of Recollection, instrumental in having others participate.

5. Gives outstanding service in promoting and participating in Girl Scout/ CampFire Sunday observances.

6. Gives notable service in extending the National Organization to more members under Catholic auspices.

7. Assists parishes and Catholic Organizations in the recruiting adults for key leadership programs.

8. Is fully trained in the skills of the organization and is outstanding for his/her sense of responsibility, humility and good example.

9. Is responsible for Catholic members being transported to Mass at Camporees and summer camps and provides for spiritual needs of non-Catholics within these groups.

10. Creats a better understanding of the aims and ideals of the organization by the clergy and laity through Catholic press and other communication media.

11. Is instrumental in organizing and promoting these programs for all members regardless of race, creed and gives leadership.

12. Encourages a true spirit of Ecumenism as well as parochial responsibility and Catholic leadership with in the Girl’s organization served.

13. Fosters good relationship with council and is capable of interpreting Catholic programs to Council members

Completed forms should be submitted to the local Girl Scout Council Catholic Relations Committee.

BOY SCOUTS

Bronze Pelican	St. George	Name	Location
1983	1988	Abdou, George	Staten Island Council
1986	1992	Abdou, Madeline	Staten Island Council
1999	2004	Adorno, Joyce	Staten Island Council
1978		Al Trui, Ronald	Bronx Council
Y	1976	Allen, Paul	Manhattan Council
1990		Alleva, Michael	W-P Council
Y	1997	Althea, Richards	Fishkill
2003	2005	Amico, Mike	W-P Council
1998		Andrade, Julio	W-P Council
1985	1991	Andrea, Emil	Staten Island Council
2000		Antonucci, Anthony	Valley Cottage
1986		Armstrong, James M	Rip Van Winkle Council
1979		Ascoll, Nancy	W-P Council
1980		Ausello, Laura	W-P Council
Y	1971	Avery, Jr., Cyrus	Council
2002		Avitto, Fred	Staten Island Council
1989	2003	Bane, Donald	W-P Council
1988		Barca, Charlotte	Staten Island Council
2001	2005	Bariatti, Melinda	Bronx Council
2005		Barry, Rev. Msgr. Edward	Bronx Council
1990		Bartoli No, Mary Martin	W-P Council
Y	1979	Bauer, Dorothy	Manhattan Council
1980	1989	Beck, George	Staten Island Council
Y	1971	Best, Rev. Msgr. James A	Council
2002		Binder, Rita	Staten Island Council
1978		Birmingham, Ray	Staten Island Council
1978		Bistontis, Al	Manhattan Council
1988		Black, Frederick J.	Staten Island Council
1985	1990	Blyler, George	W-P Council
1982		Bosio, A. John	W-P Council
Y	1982	Bradley, Lauren	W-P Council
2000		Brandt, Rev. Warran
Y	1981	Breen, Daniel	HVC Council
1981		Brennan, Rev. Msgr. Francis	Council
1979		Brennan, Rev. Msgr. Jeremiah	Staten Island Council
1982		Britton, Catherine	Staten Island Council
1983		Britton, Jack	Staten Island Council
1985		Broder, Paulette	Bronx Council
1985		Broder, S. D	Bronx Council
2000		Brothers, Kevin	Staten Island Council
1997	2001	Brown, Dennis	Staten Island Council
Y	1971	Brown, Rev. Msgr. Robert D.	Council
1994		Bruck, Lawrence	Rip Van Winkle Council
1985	1990	Bucci, Frank A	W-P Council
1987		Burfiend, William	Council
Y	2001	Burke SDB, Fr. William	HVC Council
1987		Burla, Nellie	Council
1980		Burns, Elizabeth	Staten Island Council
1980	1984	Bushel, William	W-P Council
1992		Bushong, James	HVC Council
1991		Byrne, George	HVC Council
1979	1985	Byrnes, Robert	Staten Island Council
2005		Calfa, Frank	HVC Council
1984		Cameron, Lewis E	Council
1981		Cappelluzza, Richard	Council
1986		Capuano, Richard	Manhattan Council
1995	2000	Carballo, Jose	Bronx Council
Y	1979	Cardona, Jose	Council
1984	1991	Carroll, Bertha	Bronx Council
Y	1966	Cascio, Pellegrino J	Council
Y	1960	Cerice, Henry	W-P Council
2000-01	2004	Challman, Rev. Stephen	Staten Island Council
1979		Challman, Ronald F	W-P Council
1977		Charrow, Philip	Staten Island Council
1985		Chiusano, Sr., Robert A	Staten Island Council
Y	1976	Cica, Mario	Manhattan Council
1985		Ciullo, Frank	Council
1993		Clancy, William G	Bronx Council
1989		Conly, Joseph A	Staten Island Council
1980		Conner, Deacon Albert	W-P Council
1991		Connolly, Edith H	W-P Council
1991		Connolly, Thomas P	W-P Council
1980	1987	Connors, Minnie	Staten Island Council
2002		Cook, Barbara Ann	Manhattan Council
2002		Cook, David	Manhattan Council
1986	1992	Coppinger, Francis J	Staten Island Council
2002		Corbo, Frank	Suffern
1995		Corey, Althea	Dutchess Council
1998		Craven III, Milton G.	W-P Council
1989	1993	Crino, Anthony	W-P Council
1989	1993	Crino, Joann	W-P Council
1984		Crothers, Rev. John Michael	Staten Island Council
Y	1961	Cullen, Patrick	W-P Council
Y	1969	Cunningham, Maurice L	Council
1998		D. Rubiffo, Joseph	Port Chester
Y	1970	Dabroski, Joseph	Council
Y	1972	Dagasta, Anthony	Manhattan Council
1983		Daly, James Clinton	W-P Council
1994	1998	Daly, Patricia	W-P Council
1983		D'ambelemont II, Eugene	Council
1992		D'angelo, Nick	Council
1991		Daniels, Dan	HVC Council
1978	1984	D'arbonne, John	W-P Council
Y	1967	Darcy, Peter	Council
1983		Davidson, Christina E	HVC Council
1983		Davidson, Philip D	HVC Council
1977		Davis, George	Staten Island Council
1988	1991	Deandrea, James E	Bronx Council
1978	1981	Degabriel, Margaret	W-P Council
1985		Deibagno, Lewis J	Staten Island Council
Y	1959	Delaney, Harry	Council
2001		Delaney, Sharon	Bronx Council
1987		Deleon, Mary	Council
1984		Dennis, Robert	Staten Island Council
1985		Diaz, Christopher	Staten Island Council
1979		Dickman, Rev. Fred	Staten Island Council
1979		Didiego, Irene	Bronx Council
Y	1978	Didiego, John	Bronx Council
2001		Digiovanni, Joseph	Staten Island Council
1981		Digiovanni, Nick	W-P Council
Y	1967	Dileo, Frank J	Council
2001		Dinan, Rev. Dennis	Port Jervis
1991		Dineen, Joseph	HVC Council
1990		Dipaolo, Felix	Staten Island Council
1981	1983	Dittmeyer, John	W-P Council
1981		Doherty, Joseph	Council
Y	1980	Doherty, Mary	Council
1982		Doherty, Rev. Msgr. John	Bronx Council
1979		Dolan, John J	W-P Council
1978		Donahue, Joan	Bronx Council
1978	1983	Dorney, Rev. James J	Staten Island Council
1998		Drogon, Loretta	Staten Island Council
1996		Dubovsky, William	Staten Island Council
1984		Duff, Rev. John J	HVC Council
Y	1964	Dunn, Arthur J	Council
2000		Dwyer, Rev. Donald	Bronx Council
2005		Eddiccico, Robert	Richmand Town
1983		Eggers, Richard	HVC Council
1989		Einerson, Mary C	W-P Council
1992		Embry, Charles W	Council
1981		Enright, Francis J	W-P Council
1993	1997	Esposito, Edward E	Bronx Council
1981		Fantino, Rita	Staten Island Council
1978		Fay, Michael	W-P Council
Y	1970	Felczak, Rev. Msgr. John S	Council
1986		Fennell, S.J., Rev. Ronald	W-P Council
1987		Ferguson, George	HVC Council
1978		Fisher, Bud	Manhattan Council
1978		Flanagan, John	HVC Council
1987		Flood, Frances M	Council
1982	1990	Flood, James P	Staten Island Council
Y	1980	Flynn, John E	Council
1979	1983	Fontana, Joan	W-P Council
2001		Ford, Alan	Bronx Council
1982	2005	Ford, Allen	Bronx Council
1979		Franklin, Ernest	Staten Island Council
1990		Frein, Peter	Staten Island Council
1994		Frisbie, Jame	HVC Council
1981		Fuilln, Ralph J	Council
Y	1962	Gaffney, John	Council
2005		Gaffney, Joseph	Eltingville
2000	2005	Gaffney, Rosemary	Staten Island Council
Y	1978	Gaiser, Rev. Robert	W-P Council
Y	1965	Galella, Vincent	Council
1992	2000	Gannon, Frank	Staten Island Council
1987		Gardner, Rev. Neil S	Council
1979		Garis, George	Staten Island Council
1981	1987	Garllsi, Rosemary	Staten Island Council
1986	1992	Garllsi, Roy	Staten Island Council
1997	2001	Gazinski, Brenda	Staten Island Council
1991		Gentile, Gerard	HVC Council
Y	1966	Gerard, Joseph A	Council
1982		Gervat, Joan	Bronx Council
2000		Gibilaro, Annmarie	Staten Island Council
Y	1971	Ginslinger, Rev. Francis J	Council
1992		Girard, Anne L	Council
2000	2003	Gizzarelli, Lorraine	Staten Island Council
1998		Goetz, Larrie	Monsey
1979		Gonzalez, Betty	Manhattan Council
1979	1985	Goodman, Alice	HVC Council
1978	1984	Gorman, Matthew	Bronx Council
1998		Gottlieb, Carolyn	Staten Island Council
Y	1976	Grace, Rev. Hugh R	W-P Council
1980		Graham, John P	W-P Council
2002		Greany, Kevin	Maybrook
1980		Gregory, Michael	Staten Island Council
1982		Grenville, Patrick	Bronx Council
1985		Grossarth, III, Norman Peter	Staten Island Council
1999		Grosso, Deacon Edward	Maybrook
Y	1972	Guarino, Peter A	HVC Council
Y	1974	Guarnieri, Rev. Richard	Dutchess Council
1979		Guevara, Marie	Manhattan Council
1979		Guevara, Paul	Manhattan Council
Y	1979	Guilfoyle, Stephen	Manhattan Council
1997		Gundacker, Richard	Staten Island Council
1985		Gusmano, Joseph	Council
Y	1962	Guzy, Nick	Council
1992	2002	Hagan, Barbara	Staten Island Council
1998	2000	Haight, Deacon Peter R. C.	Newburgh
1996		Hamillon, Gordon	W-P Council
1983		Hamilton, Kenneth	Council
2000		Hamilton, Rev. Msgr. Lamont	Bronx Council
1998	2005	Hamilton, Sr, Peter	Bronx Council
1978		Hancock, John	Dutchess Council
1985		Hanley, Rev. Fintan M	HVC Council
1979		Hart, Bettie	Manhattan Council
Y	2000	Hartje, Maureen	Staten Island Council
1978	1984	Hartman, Gary	Bronx Council
1988		Harty, Betty	Staten Island Council
1987		Harty, Francis J	Staten Island Council
1984		Hayden, Joan: Rd.	W-P Council
Y	1971	Head, Most Rev. Edward D	Council
1982	1998	Healey, Marge	Staten Island Council
1984		Hencke, William R	Dutchess Council
1985		Hennessy, O.P., Rev. Msgr. Justin	Manhattan Council
1982		Herman, Robert	Staten Island Council
2001		Higgins, Christopher	Bronx Council
2002		Higgins, Rev. John	Bronx Council
1979		Hinspeter, John A	W-P Council
1995	1999	Hirniak , Collette	HVC Council
1986		Holsten, Harold	Staten Island Council
1981		Horigan, Laura	Council
1983		Houghtaling, Laurence	Council
1997		Hugg, John	W-P Council
1990		Hughes, Laurie	HVC Council
Y	1966	Hutter, Robert J	Council
1982		Jacobs, Joseph W	W-P Council
1986		Jacobs, Michael	HVC Council
1994	1996	Jaconetti, Eugene	Staten Island Council
1978	1982	Jerussi, Bart	W-P Council
1995	1999	Jessnik, Frances	Staten Island Council
1990		Johnsen, C.F.C., Bro. Stephen	W-P Council
1993	1997	Johnson, Bernard	HVC Council
1995	1998	Johnson, Charles	Bronx Council
1983		Johnson, Fred	Staten Island Council
Y	1958	Jones, John	Council
1983	1986	Kaemmerlln, Richard	W-P Council
1984		Kalina, Gail	Manhattan Council
2000		Keane, Michael	Maybrook
1995	2003	Keenan, Rev. Patrick J	W-P Council
1996		Kelly, Daniel	W-P Council
2003		Kelly, John	New City
1987		Klein, George	W-P Council
Y	1959	Kllen, Joseph	Council
Y	1997	Klouda, Edward	HVC Council
2000		Knack, Dan	Liberty
Y	1972	Knutsen, George	Manhattan Council
1979		Koch, Howard	Staten Island Council
1984	1993	Kordana, Edwin Anthony	Dutchess Council
1992		Kreiser, Thomas	Council
1977		Kuaratan, Edward	Manhattan Council
1983		Kuehn, Guenther	Council
2002		Kusick, Monique	Staten Island Council
Y	1977	Lacosta, Pedro	Manhattan Council
1977		Lanci, Dominick	Staten Island Council
1998		Lang, Robert	Pleasant Valley
1980		Langseth, Rev. David	Staten Island Council
1980		Lanni, Dottie	W-P Council
2002		Larkin, Mary	W-P Council
2001		Lartigue, Sister Francine	Manhattan Council
Y	1983	Leahy, Rev. Msgr William	Council
1983	1985	Lemma, Lucielle	Manhattan Council
1997	2005	Lemme,Thomas P.	Bronx Council
1996		Leo, Rev. A. Rocco
1977		Lercara, Charles	Bronx Council
Y	1980	Levine, Gerald	Council
1983		Lewis, George	W-P Council
1990		Lewis, Margo	W-P Council
1987		Ley, Theodore P	Council
1982		Limoges, Joan	W-P Council
1985		Limoges, Sr., Charles	Council
1986		Line, Arthur D	W-P Council
1986	1990	Line, Jean	W-P Council
1999		Little, Josephine	Nanuet
1978	2002	Livingston, Denis	HVC Council
1989		Llcare, Donna	W-P Council
1979		Llndermann, Ronald	Staten Island Council
1990		Lloi, Juston	W-P Council
2002		Lopresti, John	Gardiner
2002		Lopresti, Judy	Gardiner
1984		Lott, Rev. Robert V	Manhattan Council
1983		Lovett, Rev. David	Staten Island Council
Y	1977	Lowery, Rev. Daniel	Rip Van Winkle Council
Y	1979	Lowy, Walter	W-P Council
1980		Luisa, Edward	W-P Council
2003		Lumpkin, Paul	W-P Council
1977		Lutfring, Thomas	Rip Van Winkle Council
1977		Lutomski, Sr., Charles	W-P Council
Y	1959	Lynch, Col	Council
1995	1997	Lynch, Donald	W-P Council
1998		Lynch, Tracy	W-P Council
1997		Lyons, Vincent	Port Chester
1977		Macdonald, Kenneth	Staten Island Council
Y	Y	Machone, John L	Council
1985		Mack, John E	Dutchess Council
Y	1967	Mackay, Jacob B	Council
Y	1982	Mahoney, Most Rev. James	Council
1979		Maiello, Fran	Bronx Council
1979		Malave, Joseph	Bronx Council
1979	1983	Malloy, S.D.B., Rev. Peter	HVC Council
1987		Mancuso, Peter	Council
1983	1995	Marchitelli, Rev. Msgr. Anthony	Staten Island Council
2000		Marino, Deacon Phil	Stony Point
1977		Marino, Leo	HVC Council
1977		Marino, Paul E.	W-P Council
1978	1985	Marrotta, Peter	Staten Island Council
1981		Marshaler, Thomas	Council
2001		Marshall, Mary	Rhinebeck
1993		Martin, Jacqueline	Manhattan Council
2005		Martine, Rev. Michael	HVC Council
1997		Matarese, Grace	HVC Council
1997	2001	Matarese, Ronald	HVC Council
1995		Matos, Peter J	HVC Council
1985		Mattessich, Kathleen V	Manhattan Council
2000		May Jr., John	Hopewell Junction
2000	2004	May, Susan	Hopewell Junction
1997		Mazza, Salvatore	Maybrook
1987		Mazzucca, Michael	HVC Council
1993		McCannon, Sheila	Bronx Council
1982		McCarthy, Rev. Msgr. John	Bronx Council
Y	1962	McCluskey, Jim	Council
1982		McDonald, Rev. Bernard	Bronx Council
1994		McFarlin, Frances E	Dutchess Council
Y	1983	McGinn, Lawrence J	Council
1993		McGivney, Mary Ann	Dutchess Council
1979		McGory, Phyllis	HVC Council
1996		McGrall, Digna	Staten Island Council
1986		McGrath, Joseph	W-P Council
Y	1984	McGuire, D.D., Most Rev. John J	Council
1978		McIntosh, Patricia	HVC Council
Y	1985	McKearney, Brian	HVC Council
1983		McKearney, Margaret	HVC Council
1990		McKensie, Bro. Howard	W-P Council
1984		McLaughlin, J. Edwin	W-P Council
1978		McLoughlin, Jr., Michael	W-P Council
1977		McMahon, Brian	W-P Council
1985		McMahon, S.J., Rev. Edward J	Council
1997	2000	McMahon, Thomas	Bronx Council
Y	1983	McMahon, USN, CRD. Edward J	Manhattan Council
Y	1971	McManis, Most Rev. James E	Council
1991		McManus, Deborah	Bronx Council
1980		McManus, Rev. Msgr. Charles	W-P Council
2003		McNamara, Ellen	Wesley Hi/Is
1990		McNulty, Edward R	Rip Van Winkle Council
Y	1972	McNulty, Rev. John J	Bronx Council
2003		McPhee, John	Poughkeepsie
1977		McQuade, Josephine	Bronx Council
1978		McQuade, Thomas	Bronx Council
1978		Mercer, Rev. Owen	Staten Island Council
1986		Michael, Stan	Bronx Council
1984	1988	Michin, John	W-P Council
1985		Migliorini, Pauline	Manhattan Council
1987		Milano, Maryann	Council
Y	1982	Miller, Bernadine	Bronx Council
1986		Miller, Elsie Peterson	Bronx Council
1979		Miller, Rev. Fred	Staten Island Council
1977		Miller, Thomas	Bronx Council
1979		Mintz, Luchios	W-P Council
2003		Mizzi-Gili, Anthony	Staten Island Council
1983		Mohr, John	Staten Island Council
1992		Monaco, Anthony	Council
1992		Montalbano, Carmine R	HVC Council
2003		Montero, Felicita	Staten Island Council
Y	1970	Mooney, Rev. Msgr. Gregory	Council
1993		Morgewicz, Robert	HVC Council
1980	1984	Morrison, David J	W-P Council
Y	1993	Mulcahy, Rev. Msgr. Philip	Bronx Council
2000		Mulholland, Joann	West Haverstraw
1983	1988	Mullin, William	Staten Island Council
Y	1979	Munoz, Jack	Manhattan Council
1990		Murphy, Alice	Rip Van Winkle Council
1986		Murphy, Edward F	Bronx Council
1991		Murphy, II, James	Rip Van Winkle Council
1990		Murphy, James E	Rip Van Winkle Council
1985		Murphy, John	HVC Council
Y	1965	Murphy, Joseph	Council
1978	1983	Nacchio, Peter	Staten Island Council
1989		Natiello, Anthony A	W-P Council
1984		Nattress, Jr., Leroy William	Council
1981	1995	Nawoichyk, Chester	HVC Council
1984		Negron, Dennis J	Bronx Council
1983	1988	Netter, Rev. Msgr. Edmund	HVC Council
1981		Newell, Margaret	Council
1977		Noriega, Wilfredo	W-P Council
1986		Obert, Charles E	Manhattan Council
1979		O'Brien, Joseph	Rip Van Winkle Council
1984		O'Brien, Margaret	Bronx Council
1984	2000	O'Conner, Rev. Desmond	HVC Council
1984		O'Conner, Rev. Robert B	Manhattan Council
1979		O'Grady, James G	W-P Council
1990	1996	O'Hara, Rev. John	Staten Island Council
1983		Orienti, Lorraine	Council
1986	1992	Orzell, Delphine M	W-P Council
1985	1992	Orzell, Thomas	W-P Council
1994	1996	Oths, Jr., Paul	W-P Council
1990		O'Toole, William J	HVC Council
Y	1969	Pabon, Pedro	Council
1982		Palazzo, Phyllss	Bronx Council
1992		Palazzo, Rev. Michael	HVC Council
1999		Palmer, Wayne	Port Chester
1986		Panarella, Lucy	Manhattan Council
Y	1979	Parano, Patricia	Manhattan Council
1979		Parrakow, Rev. Edmund	Bronx Council
1977		Parris, Mary	Bronx Council
1995		Pastore, Francis X	HVC Council
Y	1962	Paulo, Frank	Staten Island Council
1998		Paxton, Robert	Nanuet
Y	1971	Pelella, Louis	Council
1977		Perez, Sr., Marcus	W-P Council
1999		Petrou, Dr. Zacharias G.	City Island
Y	1974	Pickett, John T	Staten Island Council
1981	1985	Piti, Mary Ann	Bronx Council
1984		Pitonza, Christopher:	W-P Council
1984	1995	Pleho, Rev. Anthony J	HVC Council
1978		Porcelli, Marilyn	W-P Council
1978		Prentice, Frank	Manhattan Council
1999		Purpura, Rev. Robert	Staten Island Council
1983		Quirk, Rev. Edward J	HVC Council
1999		Raffaldi, Thomas V.	Woodstock
1992	2001	Ramos, Hilda	Staten Island Council
1984		Rauscher, Charles	Staten Island Council
1982		Razza, Sal	W-P Council
1985		Regan, CMDR. Paul Michael	Manhattan Council
1984		Regan, Kathleen L	Manhattan Council
1977		Regan, Rev. Maurice	Bronx Council
1977	1982	Regis, Edward A	Staten Island Council
1978		Rehb, Ellen	W-P Council
1977		Rehn, Raymond	W-P Council
Y	1962	Reid, William	Council
1992		Reynolds, Noreen	Council
1988		Richards, Althea	Dutchess Council
1988	1997	Richards, Jr., Vincent M	Dutchess Council
1987		Richardson, Joel	Staten Island Council
1995	1999	Ridder, Joseph	HVC Council
1997		Ridder, Linda	HVC Council
1990		Rigney, Rev. Msgr. Raymond	Council
1981		Riguzzi, Evo	W-P Council
1979		Rivera, Milton	Manhattan Council
1979		Rivera, Roy	Manhattan Council
Y	1969	Robinson, Cornelius G	Council
1990		Roche, Barbara	W-P Council
1990		Roche, James	Council
Y	1970	Roden, Philip E	Council
1995		Rodriguez, Tyrone	Bronx Council
1977		Ronca, Ramona	Bronx Council
1987		Rongetti, Mary	Council
1990		Ros, Rev. Salvado P	Bronx Council
1981		Rosenblum, Simon N	Council
2002		Roszak, Kathleen	Staten Island Council
1981		Rourke, Larry	Staten Island Council
1998		Rubino, Thomas	Staten Island Council
1978		Ruff, Sam	Staten Island Council
1987		Rusoff, Shirley	W-P Council
1977		Russo, Eleanor	W-P Council
1977		Russo, Rudolph	W-P Council
1985	2004	Ryan, Rev. Stephen	Manhattan Council
1986		Ryan, Rose	Manhattan Council
1984		Ryan, Timothy	Manhattan Council
1991		Rynn, Philip	HVC Council
1997		Sacco, Charles	Port Chester
1986		Samaniego, Jose	Council
1986		Sanandres, Ricardo	Manhattan Council
Y	1967	Sanchez, Alvaro M	Council
1979		Sands, Robert	Manhattan Council
1988		Santana, Mitchell	Bronx Council
Y	1979	Santiago, Joseph	Manhattan Council
Y	1973	Santino, Harry	Manhattan Council
1995		Santorelli, Jr., Angelo	W-P Council
1979		Sappa, Sara	Manhattan Council
2000		Sarah Young	Bronx Council
1997		Scaltro, Martha	Staten Island Council
1987	1995	Scanlan, Gerard A	HVC Council
1989		Scarpelli, Joseph	Staten Island Council
1988		Schaen, Martin	Staten Island Council
1985		Schoenig, Steven S	Council
1979		Schultz, Frederick	Bronx Council
1987		Schwartz, Dr. Stephen A	Council
1992		Schwartz, Jan	Council
1985		Schweiger, Gilbert A	Staten Island Council
Y	1964	Scialoio, Pat	Council
1982		Sclafani, Charles	W-P Council
2003		Sclafani, Diane	W-P Council
1998	2001	Scudera, Andrew	Staten Island Council
1980		Scully, Patricia B	W-P Council
Y	1969	Serllne, Dominick	Council
Y	1962	Shalen, Jr., Grover	Council
1981		Shannon, Rev. Msgr. Philip	Council
1984		Sheridan, Francis X	Bronx Council
Y	1967	Sicore, Michael	Council
1978	1980	Simons, Donald	W-P Council
1978		Simons, Robert	Manhattan Council
Y	1969	Simons, Walter B	Council
Y	1982	Siskup, Michael G	Council
1992		Six, Michael	Council
1987		Skaggs, Gene	Council
1987		Skaggs, Phyllis	Council
1978		Skidmore, Walt	Rip Van Winkle Council
Y		Small, James	HVC Council
1985		Soares, John	Council
2000		Speranza, Frank	Cornwall On Hudson
1977		Spielman, Joseph	Staten Island Council
Y	1972	Spiteri, John	W-P Council
2005		Spring, Joseph	Stony Point
Y	1988	Stallone, Martin	Staten Island Council
1984	1986	Steigerwald, John	W-P Council
1988	1991	Stein, Francis E	HVC Council
1984		Stewart, Hanet	Council
1982		Stiller, Evelyn	W-P Council
1981	1983	Stiller, William J	W-P Council
1990	1995	Stolarik, Hon. Robert	HVC Council
1978	Y	Suarez, Peggy	Bronx Council
Y	1957	Sullivan, Arthur	Council
2001	2004	Sullivan, Jerry	Staten Island Council
1978		Sweeney, Leo A	W-P Council
Y		Szumski, Steven	HVC Council
1989		Tangredi, Jr., Ed	W-P Council
2000		Tapia, George	Bronx Council
1984		Terribile, David	W-P Council
Y		Tierlln, Sr., James C	HVC Council
1992		Tietjen, Frank	Council
1996	1999	Tillson, Tim
1983		Tomaino, John B	Council
1999		Tozzi, Alphonse	W-P Council
1984		Tracey, Bernard	W-P Council
1983		Trainor, Donald J	Council
1987	1990	Trank, Kenneth	W-P Council
1978		Trapani, Richard	HVC Council
1987		Tucker, William E	Council
1987		Uhle, Charles	Council
2005		Vajda, Kathy	W-P Council
1992		Valle, Patricia	Council
1958	1960	Vasquez, Jesse	Council
1989		Vaughn,OSC, Rev. Roger	Council
1981		Viacomini, Sr., Ross	Council
Y	1986	Vier, Rev. Msgr. Henry J	Bronx Council
1980		Vigilanti, Rev. Charles	W-P Council
1985		Villanueva, Eulogio	Manhattan Council
1998	2001	Vinet Jr., George	Staten Island Council
1997	2000	Vinet, Ann Marie	Staten Island Council
Y	1996	Vocci, Nancy
2000		Wall, Joseph	Wappinger Falls
1995	1998	Walsh, Diane	W-P Council
1995	1998	Walsh, John P.	W-P Council
1986		Walsh, Rev. George	Staten Island Council
1982		Walters, Lorraine	Staten Island Council
1987		Ward, Jr., John	Council
1993		Ward, Stephen	HVC Council
1983		Watson, Rev. Jude	HVC Council
1998		Weber, Rev. Ed	West Nyack
1987	1991	Weihe, Edward	Bronx Council
1988	1992	Weihe, Ida L	Bronx Council
1977		Weiss, John J	Manhattan Council
1979		Wetrill, William	Staten Island Council
1982		Whelan, Joseph	Bronx Council
Y	1980	Whelan, Margaret	Council
1998		Whitehurst, Kathy	Staten Island Council
1977		Whitman, Mirium	Staten Island Council
1979		Wigginton, Barbara	Rip Van Winkle Council
Y	1965	Wolf, Sr., William A	Council
2002		Wolff, Mary	W-P Council
1982		Woo, Rosalie	W-P Council
2002		Wood, Susan	South Centerville
Y	1967	Wurzburger, Norman J	Council
1992		Zangerle, Jack	W-P Council
1979		Zellner, Howard	W-P Council
Y	1978	Zitzelsberger, Paul	Dutchess Council
1997		Zurawik, Ronald	Hopewell Junction

GIRL SCOUTS

St. Elizabeth Anne Seton	St. Anne	Name	Location
2003		Alioto, Angela	Staten Island
2003	2005	Anderson, Diane	Marlboro
2004		Anderson, Steven	Marlboro
1996		Bertorelli, Mildred
2003		Bruno, Elaine	Dover Plains/Wingdale
2003		Burke, Jana	Staten Island
2001		Cantoni, Debra	Staten Island
2003	2005	Cimino, Rosalind	Dover Plains/Wingdale
2003		Connors, Cathy	Staten Island
1998-99		Dawson, Diane
2005		De Souza, Katia	New Rochelle
2005		DeJesus, Valerie	Bronx
2003		Deon, Coleen	Dover Plains/Wingdale
1997		Distelberg, Marilyn	Woodstock
1998-99		Dombrowski, Ann	Wappinger Falls
2005		Doris, Sally	Washingtonville
2005		Dowling, Maria	Pearl River
2000		Draiss, Joan	Pleasant Valley
1996	1998	Estridge, Barbara	Bronx
1996		Feinberg, Gazelle
Y	1999	Finnerty, OSU, Sister Kathleen	Rye
1996		Fisher, Maria
1996		Font, Sister Donna
Y	2000	Ford, Kathy	Staten Island
2005		Fusco, Kelly	Wingdale
1996		Geraci, Elvira
2004		Gerraputa, Maria	West Nyack
2001		Griffin, Lorraine	Staten Island
1996		Henry, Roslyn
2005		Higgins, Catherine	Shrub Oak
2005		Higgins, Rev. John	Garnerville
1997		Hurld, Patricia	Woodstock
1996		Hurs, Dorothy
2005		Imbriale, Ann Marie	Shrub Oak
2005		Kelemen, Sabina	Garnerville
1998	1999	Lang, Cathleen	Pleasant Valley
2005		Levine, Theresa	Staten Island
1996		Luczyn, Helen
1996		MacMillan, Doris
2004		McCabe, Deacon Mike	New City
2003	2005	Moore, Diane	Washingtonville
Y	2001	Papelian, Ann	Kingston
2001		Pappalardo, Deacon Gus	Garnerville
Y	2001	Prendergast, Christine	New City
2001		Quinn, Deborah	Staten Island
2005		Reardon, Kathy	Shrub Oak
2005		Rodulfo, Jessica	Bronx
2001	2003	Romano, Kim	Bangall
2004		Scanlan, Gerard	New City
2003		Tiernan, Maria	Dover Plains/Wingdale
1997		Tietjen, Elizabeth	Woodstock
2001		Trout, Pam	Staten Island
2003	2005	Van Million, Marilyn	Dover Plains/Wingdale
1996		Vega, Wilma
Y	1999	VonBurg, Brenda	Wappinger Falls
2004		VonBurg, Sara	Wappinger Falls
1996		Williams, Yvette