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Meeting Life’s Challenges
2010 ANNUAL REPORT
PARTNERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS
American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
American Network of Community Options & Resources
Association for Persons in Supported Employment
Brain Injury Association of New York State
The College of Saint Rose
Home Care Association of New York State
National Guardianship Association
Network of Choice and Opportunity
NeuroPsychologic Rehabilitation Services
New York State Association of Community & Residential Agencies
New York State Industries for the Disabled
New York State Rehabilitation Association
Northeastern New York Association of Health Care Recruiters
Shenendehowa Central School District Transition Advisory Committee
University at Albany
COVER PHOTO
Best friends and Day Community Opportunities Program (DCOP) participants
Charlie and Gary on the Avenue of the Pines walking path in Saratoga State Park.
Photo taken by David Whitaker, a Living Resources DCOP staff member, while
working with the program participants on the “Road Trip” photography project.
DEAR FRIENDS OF Living
Resources
I
n 2010 Living Resources met and even exceeded the needs of the individuals it served, however, the recessionary
economy and its effects on governmental funding greatly altered the organization’s ability to add new services. The
unmet needs of individuals with disabilities continued to be great, especially among those aging out of special
education and seeking adult services of all types. Securing the private and public funds to address unmet needs will
continue to be a major focus for Living Resources well into the new decade and beyond.
Living Resources continued to make the case for adding newly constructed “smart” houses for individuals who remain
in our care throughout their lives. Fully one-third or 90 residents in our homes and apartments have already been
identified as needing a greater level of care within the next 5 to 10 years. A grant for $650,000 will make it possible to
break ground for the first smart house in 2011, but Living Resources will continue to negotiate for additional homes
until all our aging and medically frail residents are provided with housing that meets their needs.
The College Experience Program at The College of Saint Rose made further progress in preparing young adults for a
future of independence and employment. Seven more Living Resources students completed the two-year program and
proudly received their certificates at the college’s commencement on May 8; there are now 19 graduates of this
important program. Applications for admission to the College Experience Program remained steady as other young
adults from many New York State communities learned about this unique program which includes housing services as
well as academics.
In the past twelve months, Living Resources increased its capacity to serve individuals in several important areas:
Service coordination grew by ten percent, day programs by five percent, and arts and skill building areas by ten
percent. Staffing also increased to 728 full and part time staff. Thirty-eight percent of our employees have been with
us for five years or longer thanks to recruitment and retention programs which encourage longevity; this has provided
a consistency and continuity of care that is always beneficial to those we serve. In 2010, Living Resources also
implemented a new starting wage for direct support professionals throughout the agency.
As our families, friends and community supporters read the 2010 Annual Report, we ask that you remember these
words: Your help is making a difference! We have filled the following pages with stories and pictures representing the
many worthy and life-enhancing changes taking place in the lives of our program participants. These changes are
oftentimes the direct result of private donations and grants which supplement state and federal funding for programs,
room and board, and healthcare services. Many of the program amenities that make our services stand out from all the
rest are thanks in large part to the support of our generous benefactors.
In closing, we want to thank two groups of individuals who play very different but important roles at Living
Resources: our Boards of Directors and the employees who work here. Together, they made it possible for Living
Resources to be named Achievers 2010 Nonprofit of the Year by The Business Review. This award, which annually
recognizes an organization for demonstrating excellence in management and service delivery, belongs to these hard
working and committed individuals and we are personally grateful for their efforts every day of the year.
Sincerely,
Sincerely,
John S. Delaney
President
Living Resources Corporation Board
Fredrick W. Erlich
Chief Executive Officer
STUDENT GIVES College
“The College
Experience
Program is much
more than
I expected.
I love it here!”
Experience Program A+
P
atrick Kivlen is a 21 year old College Experience
Program (CEP) freshman from Averill Park, New
York. At the time of this interview he was already in
his second semester of The College of Saint Rose/Living
Resources program and couldn’t be more enthusiastic and
energized about his new life. “Even my sister Beth wants
to come to Saint Rose,” he said, “after she gets her
associates degree from Hudson Valley.”
A brain injury survivor from a bicycle accident at age four,
Patrick was living with his parents when his service
coordinator told him he should apply to the CEP. “I
needed this to grow and I knew I didn’t want to live with
my parents forever,” he said. Patrick quickly added that he
loves his parents very much and is grateful for their
encouragement and many years of support. Yet, like all
young men his age, he had personal goals for himself –
college, employment, his own apartment – and dreams for
his future.
Acceptance into the CEP has changed Patrick’s life forever.
“I feel safe here and I love the interaction with the staff
and with my peers.” He added that the first semester,
especially the Portfolio I Class required for all CEP
freshmen, was challenging for him because he had to create
an original power point program demonstrating what he
was learning. The spring semester is going much better for
Patrick who proudly adds that he is able to navigate the
Albany bus system and is learning to cook and try new
foods.
Patrick Kivlen
Perhaps the most surprising aspect of the CEP for Patrick
was how many activities were available to him and his
housemates on campus. In addition to the sports and
fitness facilities, CEP students can join clubs and
participate in college sponsored social events including late
night activities such as the prom. Patrick is a very active
member of the Best Buddies Club. As one of the club’s
directors at the college, he speaks to others who want to
know more about the program which matches individuals
with intellectual disabilities with student volunteers.
Patrick is also looking forward to joining the Student
Events Board next semester which helps plan many of the
college’s extracurricular activities.
INDIVIDUAL INTERESTS DRIVE
Site-Based Day Program
W
aylon Bartlett is a 33 year old young man who
has been a member of the Living Resources Site
Based Day Habilitation Program (SBDH) ever
since Camary Statewide Services merged with us in 2003.
Like many young adults his age, Waylon is looking
forward to having his own apartment some day and
finding a roommate. Having a pet would also be
something he would enjoy, but thoughtfully adds that the
roommate would have to want the pet, too.
Currently Waylon lives in a Living Resources residence and
attends the SBDH five days a week; on weekends he visits
his parents. He is very close to the SBDH staff who are
trained to work with people with a variety of
developmental disabilities. Waylon’s individualized
program plan focuses on lots of physical activity and
volunteer work. He would like to see longer program
days, however, and says there just isn’t enough time to do
all of the things that are planned each day.
“Some day,
I’d like to have
my own
apartment and
maybe even
a pet.”
One of the very unique aspects of the SBDH program is the
way the highly trained staff work hard to teach social skills
and cooperative work skills by using the participants’ own
interests to keep them engaged and learning. Waylon’s love
of electronics is a good example of this. By rebuilding a
stereo he purchased at a thrift shop with staff, Waylon has
learned important money management lessons and how to
make repairs on electronic equipment. He has also
mastered how to load his IPod with 800 songs and how to
use a computer. And, when it comes to his need for regular
physical exercise, Waylon’s choices are always basketball
or bowling.
Waylon Bartlett
THIS MESSENGER’S NEWS is
Always Welcomed
enjoys the freedom of moving around the LOB – she
averages between 30 and 40 deliveries a day – and,
after only three months, is looking forward to
expanding her delivery responsibilities to legislative
offices in buildings outside of the LOB and around the
Empire State Plaza.
According to Kevin Kather, director of the Legislative
Messenger Service, Kathy has delivered over 1,600 of
the 80,000 pieces of mail and 90,000 newspapers that
will be distributed in 2011. In addition to expanding
her delivery route, Kevin is also teaching Kathy to use
computers to track prior legislative deliveries, some as
old as two years.
Kathleen Schleich
E
mployment Services program participant
Kathleen Schleich has dedicated her life to
conveying important messages; whether at work
or during her free time, she distributes information
that needs to get to people as quickly as possible. Five
days a week, Kathy can be seen working for the New
York State Senate and Assembly Legislative Messenger
Service at the Legislative Office Building (LOB) in
Albany. Her day starts at 9:00 a.m., but she usually
arrives at work by 7:30 a.m. where she meets some of
the other 25 messengers, also challenged by
developmental disabilities, for breakfast and friendly
conversation about current events.
One of Kathy’s earlier job placements through the
Employment Services program at Living Resources
was as a security guard for 11 years. During those
years, however, she never gave up hope of finding a
job that would give her more benefits such as a
pension. When her job coach Denise Hamedy heard
about the opening at the LOB Messenger Services, she
helped Kathy develop the references and skills needed
for this new job. Since starting in January, Kathy now
When she isn’t working, Kathy is also trained to
deliver information to her community and to young
people. She volunteers with the Clifton Park
Community Emergency Response Team and helps her
community by assisting professionals in the event of a
disaster. She is part of the United States Air Force
Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol at the Stratton Air Base in
Glenville and is a trained Drug Demand Reduction
Officer who teaches young people ages 12–21 how to
respond in situations where alcohol and drug use
threaten to cause harm to self or others. Finally, when
Kathy isn’t working or volunteering she can be found
in her garden or looking into group travel
opportunities. She hopes to go to Ireland and
Germany someday, but for now she needs to keep
working. “Traveling is very expensive,” she added!
THE DAY COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM
A County by County Perspective
S
ince 1998, one of the most popular and busy
programs at Living Resources has been the Day
Community Opportunities Program (DCOP).
This community-based day program is an important
transitional program for many adults who may go on
to other services such as Employment Services, the
College Experience Program and even Residential
Services. To best share what the DCOP experience
means to our program participants, Living Resources
interviewed a representative from each of the five
teams; they are Helen Claus, Pasquale Colicchio, Eric
Machiewicz, Ashley Singleton and David Pierce.
With each interview, reccurring themes began to
emerge: the joy of making friends; freedom from
social isolation; the growing of self-esteem from
accomplishment; and, the pleasure of giving back to
one’s community. The structure of the DCOP
deliberately nurtures the awareness of these shared
human experiences at levels that can be understood by
individuals of all abilities. The result is groups of
people, working together, who are happy and proud
of who they are and what they can do for others.
The weekday program is divided into three activity
areas: skill building, recreation and volunteering. The
opportunities to make friends, master new activities
and develop a sense of being a valued member of a
group are limitless. Skill building classes, for
example, provide lessons in cooking, using public
transportation, job interviewing and even dating.
Recreation times, while stressing physical fitness, also
teach self confidence and cultivate life-long interest in
sports such as swimming, golf, tennis and team sports.
The volunteer activities for many of the participants
have led to paid employment in restaurants, local
stores, gyms and offices.
“Friends” was the unanimous answer to the question
about what everyone likes most about the program.
In addition to enjoying each other during program
hours, participants are seeing each other outside of
program at dances, community events and to celebrate
special times like birthdays. Would anyone change the
program in any way? There was only one suggestion
– an even greater emphasis on outdoor activities with
more exercise!
We all have plans for the future and the men and
women of the DCOP are no exception. Some people
are looking for employment or more days at the jobs
they have. Others hope to be able to live on their own
or with a roommate. One of our interviewees longs to
get married someday and even have children. For
today, however, they take much pleasure in pursuing
the activities scheduled for them by the DCOP; as they
build skills and volunteer they know they are getting
closer to achieving their personal goals
Helen Claus – Schenectady Team
Pasquale Colicchio –
Albany South Team
Eric Machiewicz –
Albany North Team
Ashley Singleton –
Saratoga Team
David Pierce –
Rensselaer Team
LIVING RESOURCES CORPORATION AND AFFILIATES
Financial Statements
Combined Statement of Financial Position
December 31, 2010
Combined Statement of Activities and Changes in
Net Assets for the year ended December 31, 2010
Assets
Cash and cash equivalents ......................3,930,912
Investments ................................................470,692
Receivables ..............................................4,046,845
Prepaid expenses ..........................................86,755
Property, plant & equipment, net..........13,744,419
Other assets ................................................760,350
Revenue
Program services revenue ....................35,450,881
Other revenue ..............................................432,873
Total Assets........................................23,039,973
Total Revenue ....................................35,883,754
Expenses
Salaries and wages ................................19,055,006
Fringe benefits ..........................................5,384,208
Other than personal services ..................7,155,161
Administration ..........................................4,153,998
Liabilities
Accounts payable and
accrued expenses ....................................3,275,977
Current portion of long term debt ............403,424
Deferred revenue ..........................................65,570
Interest rate swap........................................667,398
Long term debt ........................................9,564,262
Other liabilities ........................................3,713,798
Change in net assets
before swap contract ..................................135,381
Total Liabilities ..................................17,690,429
Change in Net Assets ....................................46,639
Net Assets
Net assets, unrestricted ..........................5,349,544
Total Liabilities and Net Assets ............23,039,973
Total Expenses ..................................35,748,373
Change in fair value of
interest rate swap........................................– 88,742
Net Assets, unrestricted,
Beginning of Year ....................................5,302,887
Net Assets, unrestricted,
End of Year ................................................5,349,544
Revenue increased 1.8% from 2009.
Audit conducted by:
Cusak & Company, Certified Public Accountants LLC
To our readers...
Additional information about any of the programs listed in this Annual Report can be obtained by
visiting the Living Resources website at www.LivingResources.org or calling the Albany office at 518.218-0000
and asking to speak to the program director.
SERVICES PROVIDED in
Programs & Health Agencies
2010
Individuals Served
Acquired Brain Injury Services ......................................................136
Adventure Program ........................................................................31
After School Program ......................................................................65
Carriage House Arts Center............................................................247
Certified Home Health Agency* ....................................................283
Clinical Services ..............................................................................725
College Experience Program ..........................................................22
Day Services (community-based)..................................................148
Day Services (site-based) ................................................................80
Employment Services ....................................................................134
Hearing Impaired & Interpreting Services ....................................86
In-Home Support Services ..............................................................33
Licensed Home Care Services Agency..........................................163
Residential Services**....................................................................287
Rotaract..............................................................................................5
Service Coordination ......................................................................297
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Total individual program enrollments…………… 2,742
Total unduplicated individuals served………...…. 1,237
* This number includes individuals who received only a single service during 2010 such as the Peer Review Instrument assessments required
annually by Medicaid waivered programs.
** Includes 77 homes and apartments for people with developmental disabilities living in Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady and
Westchester Counties.
2010 Agency Events
T
he 2010 Bishop Howard J. Hubbard Awards Luncheon was
held at the Albany Marriott in April. The honorees were
Community Volunteer Dorothy S. Stevens and Certified Master Chef
Dale Miller. Mrs. Stevens and Chef Miller have a long history of
involvement with Living Resources as donors and enthusiastic
advocates for the work of the organization.
Mistress of Ceremonies Lydia Kulbida, CEO Fred Erlich and Bishop Howard
J. Hubbard with 2010 honorees Dorothy S. Stevens and Chef Dale Miller.
T
he College Experience Program, in partnership with The College
of Saint Rose, celebrated its fourth class of graduates in May
2010 bringing the total number of graduates to 19. The purpose of
the program is to prepare young adults to live independently with
confidence, work in competitive employment or to continue to
pursue higher education.
The 2010 CEP graduates include (front) Christina Higgins, Colleen Stasky, (back)
Joseph Riccardi, Joshua Looman, Kevin Archibald, Khaleef Lewis and Jeremy
Bailey.
I
n our never-ending endeavor to replace the loss of government
funding for programs, Living Resources established another
fundraising event – the Living Resources Golf Tournament. The
event was held at the beautiful Orchard Creek Golf Club in
Altamont, New York and garnered rave reviews from the
participants for the wonderful lunch and dinner menus, plentiful
beverages, the stylish golf shirts giveaway and the generous
premium bags. The 2011 tournament, again sponsored by Justin
Spraker and Ameriprise Financial Services, is rumored to be even
better!
Winners of the 2010 Inaugural Golf Tournament Corporate Challenge include
Rick Riccio, Kevin Russell, Scott Kind and Justin Riccio representing A.J.
Gallagher Risk Management Services.
2010 Agency Events
T
he annual Living Resources family picnic took place on
July 16 and hosted almost 600 people. This year, five
jackets were distributed to individuals celebrating 25 years
with Living Resources and eight blankets were given to
individuals who have lived in the residential program for 30
years. About 30% of the individuals who come to us for
residential services have lived in a Living Resources residence
for 25 years or more.
Antoinette Fusco enjoys the
music at the annual picnic.
Fred Erlich presents John Blakelock with a
jacket and 25-year certificate.
A
group of individuals from the Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) program
organized an event to mark Capital District Brain Injury Awareness
Day. What started out as a small picnic for ABI participants turned into
a grand celebration at Tawasentha Park in Guilderland, New York; it
was attended by nearly 300 people who came to share and to get the
latest information about services for individuals with traumatic brain
injuries. The event was so successful that plans for another picnic are
already being made by the individuals who organized the 2010 program.
Members of the brain injury support group were interviewed by Anne Hayden
(center) of the Altamont Enterprise regarding the Brain Injury Awareness Day
at Tawasentha Park.
T
he 20th Annual Culinary Cornucopia was a celebration like none other
in the Capital Region. It was the result of two decades of growth,
experimentation and hard work on the part of hundreds of people who
wanted to truly make a difference in the lives of individuals and families
challenged by developmental disabilities and brain injuries. The event
brought together all of the components of a great party – mouth-watering
menus, great wine pairings, gorgeous surroundings, interesting people and
the excitement of tantalizing auction items – only this party took place on a
much grander scale with over 500 guests. For those who attended the
2010 event, it was a night to remember.
Fred Erlich accepts a plaque from The Albany Marriott General Manager
Catherine Stevens recognizing Living Resources for 20 years of dedication to
culinary excellence and education.
2010 Agency Events
T
he After School Program (ASP) once again celebrated the start of the holiday season with a sumptuous turkey
dinner prepared by staff in the agency cafetorium. The 2010 Thanksgiving dinner was the biggest ever with more
than 75 guests.
Living Resources staff member Joe Morelli carves
one of many turkeys for the Thanksgiving dinner.
Students, family members and ASP staff
enjoy the feast!
I
n 2010, Living Resources began the installation of a 40 Kilowatt solar
panel array on the roof of its headquarters in Albany. The panels are
being leased from SunDog Solar as part of a New York State Energy
Research and Development Authority grant initiative for businesses
serving nonprofits, schools and municipalities. SunDog Solar will own
and maintain the panels for twenty years after which Living Resources
will have the option to purchase the equipment. Anticipated savings in
energy costs is estimated to be about one-twelfth of the annual cost for
energy at the 300 Washington Avenue Extension headquarters. The
solar energy project completed in January 2011 is part of the agency’s
focus to find ways to lessen our carbon emissions in areas where we
have programs.
Solar panels atop Living Resources’ headquarters on
Washington Avenue Extension in Albany.
Albany County Executive Michael Breslin joins Betsy Ferris
Wyman of SunDog Solar and Fred Erlich for the winter ribbon
cutting ceremony celebrating Living Resources’ new solar
panels.
SUSTAINABLE BROADBAND ADOPTION Grant
E
arly in 2010, Living Resources and Catholic
Charities Disabilities Services, in partnership with
applicant Wildwood Programs, Inc. submitted a
federal grant request for a project that would fund a
sustainable broadband adoption initiative, including
equipment and implementation. The total cash value of
the three-year grant to the partners is $845,363 with
in-kind match expenditures valued at $259,000.
The federal stimulus funds were made available by the
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) passed
in February 2009 which designated $7.2 billion to expand
broadband adoption in unserved and underserved areas
across the country. The benefits of widespread broadband
usage, while typically supporting economic and investment
growth across the global business world, have many
educational and operational advantages for agencies like
Wildwood, Living Resources and Catholic Charities.
In addition to the purchase of computers with webcams
and microphones and the software that enables video calls,
the advantages of the new broadband technology will
include videoconferencing and recordkeeping of meetings
and trainings, real-time monitoring and medical support
for aging and medically frail residents in agency homes,
and cost efficient delivery of operational information and
services. Videoconferencing services among several agency
sites alone is expected to save the three organizations many
thousands of dollars in travel expenses and staff time every
year.
Another major benefit to existing Living Resources
programming as a result of enhanced broadband
technology directly impacts our services for individuals
with disabilities. Participants in programs such as
Employment Services, the College Experience Program and
the Day Community Opportunities Program will have
many more opportunities to explore a variety of work
experiences and the skills necessary to prepare for them.
Better trained job applicants, with all levels of abilities, will
have greater prospects for gaining the employment they
want with the introduction of sustainable broadband usage
throughout all three organizations.
GIFTS TO Living Resources
January 1, 2010 – December 31, 2010
T
he Living Resources Boards of Directors, staff and those we serve are grateful for the continuing support of
our donors. Donor support is a strong indicator of how our services are perceived by the community in
general and by our program participants and their families. Thank you, donors, for your vote of
confidence in our services and for honoring our work with your generous contributions. Only with your help can
we continue to meet the challenges facing individuals with developmental disabilities and brain injuries.
Gifts to the
Acquired Brain Injury Program
Anonymous
Gifts to the
After School Program
Stewart’s Foundation Holiday Match
WGY Christmas Wish Campaign
Gifts to the
Carriage House Arts Center
Debra Carpenter
Patricia Hernandez
Martin, Mary Ann & James Kenneally
Sonja Klinkow
Mr. James F. Kommer
Mental Health Association in New York State
Mr. & Mrs. David Momrow
Raechel Morris
John & Marian Nitsky
Jim & Gayla Riccardi
Kevin & Deborah Rose
Lauryann Scott-Irish
Gifts to the
Employee Appeal
Anonymous
Thomas & Courtney Aukscunas
Kwesi Blankson
Brian Boodrow
David, Dorothy & Claire Brownell
Alfred F. Brunson
Mary Beth Burditt
Sergio & Laurel Camacho
CDPHP
Michael & Macaire Cognetti
Steve & Kathy Condon
John Charles Cook
Kimberly Darling
Linda DeLuca
Stephanie DiCocco
Anne Doyle
Karen Doyle
Susan & John Dunnigan
Michael Brian English
Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick W. Erlich
Maggie Erlich & Reed Anderson
Joel & Bette Frisino
Erin Gapp
Sharon Goldberg
Denise Hamedy
Scott, Regan & Jackson Hamilton
Francine Hemans
Sarah M. Hewitt
Taalib & Katrina Horton
Janice Hundley
Inger Hurley
Mary T. Kerbelis
Joe LaMalfa
Jim Levay
Julie Liss
Michelle Longe
Susan & Colin Lovelock
Eliot Margolis
Sarah Ann Marincic
Rachel Martino
Vincent Mascardi
Jason & Keri Mazzuca
Joan & Jim Meyer
Pauline & Tim Morris
Anne Murphy
Janet & Neil Murray
New Horizons of Albany
Ray Newman
Mr. & Mrs. David Noonan
Dan Owens
Christine Pamberi
Randy & Lawanda Patterson
Sally & Lester Perlee
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Poitras
David C. Putman
Lisa, John & Joseph Razanousky
Charlene Saide
Selkirk Cogen Partners, L.P.
Thomas & Robin Stover
Tim & Bonnie Unser
Anne Valliere
Janeen VanAuken
Gifts to the
Miller Sanders Gallery
The Prudential Foundation
Gifts to the
Residential Program
Patricia & Ted Levine
Fran & Charlie Rasmussen
Gifts in Support of
Services to Individuals
with Disabilities
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.
Debra Avellino
Manning & Lois Balcom
Ralph & Susan Bandel
Daniel H. & Muriel S. Bassett
John & Laurel Berbach
Karen Berney
Hon. Robert M. Blais
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Bleser
Vladia Boniewski & Daniel Vallely
Donald & Jeanne Bourque
Lou & Judy Buhrmaster
David Burtis
Bob & Anne Bylancik
Ms. Andrea Cass
Daniel J. Carroll
Joanne E. Cerneck
Alexandra Chalif & David Thomson
William B. & Ellen C. Chapman
The Chinese Community Center of the
Capital District
Marjorie Coello
The Community Foundation for the Capital
Region’s Thomas J. Gorman Fund
John R. Craig
Robert S. Cummings
Cusack & Company, CPAs, LLC
Loretta Darcy
Bob Daubney’s Bowling & Billiards
Robert H. Day, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Delaney
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Del Signore
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence DeMers
Katherine P. Dixon
Kent Dixon
The Dounoucos Family Foundation
Susan Dunnigan
Roland, Christa & Mark Eberhard
Sara Erickson
Exit 9 Wine & Liquor Warehouse
Arthur & Jane Ferguson
Judy Frey
Judy & Roy Fruiterman
Richard A. Fuerst, Esq.
Arnold & Lois Anne Galbraith
Arthur & Deborah Goldstein
Gerald A. Grabcheski
Thomas Greeley
William M. Harris
James & Joan Healey
Hoffman & Miller Oil Co.
David & Peg Holohan
HSBC Bank USA
Maribeth Jahn
Jay H. Jakovic, Esq.
John’s Auto Service, Inc.
Karen B. Johnson
E. Stewart Jones, Jr.
Milton M. Kaplan
Patricia R. Kellam
J. Eric King & Kathlene Thiel
Maggie Kirwin
Adam J. & Ruth A. Koblensky
Leonard J. Kot
Robert W. Lazar
Marc W. Lustick, Esq.
W.J. Lyons, Jr. Funeral Home, Inc.
Timothy D. Lytton & Rachel A. Anisfeld
James & Barbara Malerba
Darlana C. Martinez
Betty O. McCanty
Anne & Tom McEvoy
Thomas Meyer & Maura McPeak
Kristin McVeigh & David Parente
Mr. & Mrs. William McVeigh
Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Medick
Richard C. Mereday
Doris C. Mooradian
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Muller
Carmella Murphy
Robert & Janice Myers
Mr. & Mrs. Nakalma
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nandkissore
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Nolan
Northeastern Association of
the Blind at Albany
NYBDC Charitable Foundation
The Old Brick Furniture Company
Chet & Karen Opalka
Bob & Sharon Ormerod
Charles & Donna Paioff
Mr. & Mrs. William B. Picotte
Gerene Pincher
Ron & Carol Piotrowski
Ronald & Cynthia Placek
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Pollack
Richard Propp
The Review Foundation
Lawrence I. & Blanche H. Rhodes
Memorial Fund
Sue & Tom Rogan
Debbie & Kevin Rose
George R. Rosner
Daniel Round
Royal Care Pharmacy Services
Drue Sanders
Janis & Lewis Saperstein
James Sartore
Alta Schallehn
Helga A. Schroeter
SEFCU Community Support Program
Jim & Robin Sevinsky
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Skinner, Jr.
Justin & Sarah Spraker
Elizabeth Squires, Key Bank
Alice G. Stasky
Robert & Elsie Stenard
Dorothy S. Stevens
Surpass Chemical Co., Inc.
Dave & Rowie Taylor
Susan Thrasher, M.D., Ph.D.
Virginia E. Touhey
Mr. & Mrs. C.E. Tryon, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John Tucker
Kevin & Mary Tully
Carolyn & Mario Vaccaro
Paul & Kimberly Valente
Kimberly Strauchon Verner
John G. Walsh
Charlene & David Welcome
Mary Ellen & Tom Windish
Anna Zito
Bequests
Estate of Katherine P. Dixon
Estate of Barbara P. Sloan
Matching Gifts
Aspect, The Silicon Valley
Community Foundation
GE Foundation
New Horizons of Albany
State Street
United Way/SEFA
Anonymous
Dennis Blackman
Steven R. Blow
Alfred C. Brunson
Andrea D. Cass
Karen S. Connors
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Delaney
Felix G. Donnelly, III
Kathleen M. Hannon
Kathleen F. Henault
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Kelly
James W. Lane
Sharon McLelland
Catherine A. Merriman
Carolyn Peterson-Vaccaro
Dr. William J. Cromie stands outside of the Living
Resources Employee Wellness Center that bears his
name, generously funded by CDPHP.
Jim and Rhea Clark and their daughter Betsy at the
Living Resources Donor Recognition Event held in
May 2010. The Clark family created a lasting
tribute through their Review Foundation by naming
the Board Room.
Eileen M. Pierce
Thomas Shoudy
Nancy P. Splonskowski
Walter J. Trojanek
Bishop Howard J. Hubbard
Awards Luncheon Honoring
Chef Dale Miller and
Dorothy S. Stevens
Jacqueline Ahl
Susan Bailey
Ralph & Susan Bandel
Doris Bedell
Rev. & Mrs. Paul Blanch
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Bleser
Vladia C. Boniewski
Theresa Boor
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Bouchey
Laura Brazee
Hon. Michael Breslin
Debra Carpenter
Catholic Charities, Inc.
John Charles Cook
Erin Demont
Dr. & Mrs. Harry DePan
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Doucet
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Dounoucos
Barbara Dragon
Susan Dunnigan
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Elmore
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Faist
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Farone
Judy Frey
Dr. Phillip Fusco
Sarah E. Gage
Mrs. Ruben S. Gersowitz
Dr. & Mrs. John Hackett
Patricia Hernandez
Hon. Gerald D. Jennings
Karen B. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Juron
Chuck Kreuter
Lydia Kulbida
Lavelle & Finn LLP
Robert W. Lazar
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Levine
James Linnan
Mr. & Mrs. George Marshall
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Massry
Mr. & Mrs. William McVeigh
Donald Metzner
Joan Meyer
Dr. Paul Miesing
Alma Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mooradian
Joseph Morelli
Morgan Linen Service
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Morrell
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Munson
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O'Connor
Chet & Karen Opalka
Edward Palmer
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred B. Pauquette
Mary Pedone
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Pratt
Frank Prevratil
Donna & Yono Purnomo
Michael Quaranta
Kathleen Quinn
JoAnne Rafalik
Shirley Readdean
Richard Riccio
Vincent & Rob Rossi-Meyer
Daniel Round
Alta Schallehn
Rev. & Mrs. Peter Schofield
Helga A. Schroeter
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Sfara
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Skinner, Jr.
Richard Sleasman
Dr. Joel M. Spiro
Elizabeth Squires
Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. Stevens, III
Michael Suprunowicz
Andrea Taichnar
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Tully
Bonnie Unser
Margarethe Vandenberg
Rev. Marshall J. Vang
Dr. John D. Walko
Rev. Wampler
Patricia G. Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Windish
Inaugural Golf
Tournament
Title Sponsor:
Corporate Challenge Sponsor:
Marshall & Sterling Upstate
Scholarship Sponsor:
Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC
19th Hole Sponsor:
M.M. Hayes Company
ADP, Inc.
AJ Gallagher Risk Management Services
Albany Institute of History and Art
All Star Wine & Spirits
Tony Alvarez
Tom Amell
John Antalek
Mike Baldwin
Rick Barnett
BBL Family of Companies
John Bohanski
Kevin Bettini
Burst Marketing
Capital Bauer Insurance
Kevin Carey
Anthony Carrow
Carrow Real Estate Services
John Cerone
David Chamberlain
Joseph Chambers
John Chiaramonte
Tony Chiaramonte
Brian Christein
Ken Claflin
Matt Clarke
Donald Clure
Richard Cody
Michael Cognetti
Community Care Physicians, P.C.
Michael Connelly
Jeff Connolly
Brian Cook
Cool Insuring Agency, Inc.
John R. Craig
Bob Crandall
Paul Cuda
Jim Cusack
Cusack & Company, CPAs, LLC
Bill Davies
Sean Davies
Davies Office Refurbishing, Inc.
Larry DeAngelus
Jack Delaney
Mary Pat Devine
Sam Donadio
Pat Doody
Drue Sanders Custom Jewelers
Matt Duddy
Fred Erlich
Hermes Fernandez
Rhonda Finlayson
First Niagara
Dan Fitzpatrick
Joel Frisino
Dr. & Mrs. Mark Fruiterman
Richard Fuerst, Esq.
Robert Fuerst
Ben Gabriele
Terry Gillooley
Kevin Gleason
Chris Greagan
Joan Griffin
Tom Hans
John Harwick
Courtney Haydock
Eric Heathwait
Bill Hines
Hoffman’s Playland
Derrick Hogan
Roy Hogeboom
Lee Horton
HSBC Bank USA
Miles Hughett, Edison Club
Kevin Hunziker
Dale Hurd
I Love NY Pizza
John Ingemie
Janney Montgomery Scott LLC
Rick Jones
Scott Kind
Jack Knowlton
Bucky Kolesar
Brent Kosoc
Chuck Kreuter
Joe LaMalfa
Tom Laurenson
Robert Lazar
Sarah Lewis-Belcher
M&T Bank
Doug Maclaine
Mike Macomber
Jeanne Malloy
John Maloney
Keith Manuel
David Martin
Anthony Mashuta
The Melting Pot
Sue Merrill
Metroland Business Machines, Inc.
Al Miller
Mobile Air Transport, Inc.
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Tom Murphy
John Murray
Mike Murray
Paul Murray
Dave Mysilwiec
Dan Neary
Ed Neary
Pat Neary
John Newkirk
Scott Nokes
Normanside Country Club
Northeastern Fine Jewelers
Bob Ormerod
Lynn J. Pauquette
Pavement Technologies International Corp.
Manny Pena
Marty Pfeiffenberger
Phil Pfeiffenberger
Louis Pierro
Pierro Law Group
Jon Pipas
Tim Provost
John Puig
Arun Puranik
David Putman
Michael Quaranta
RBC Capital Markets
Mark Reeves
Ned Reeves
Rob Reynolds
Justin Riccio
Rick Riccio
Dave Richter
Willis Ristau
Donald Robbins
Harold Roberts
Todd Roemer
Doug Rose
Rose & Kiernan, Inc.
Stephen Rosenblatt
Daniel Round
Route Fore Golf Center
Rick Rowlands
Kevin Russell
Sackatoga Stable, LLC
Sheila and Bill McVeigh chose to underwrite the
CEO’s Executive Suite in honor of their son Billy
who receives services from Living Resources.
Foundation board member Justin Spraker and his
wife Sarah with Fred and Beth Erlich at the 20th
anniversary celebration of the Culinary Cornucopia.
Drue Sanders
Greg Scott
Peter Semenza
Laura Siracuse
Justin Spraker
Matt Staccone
Strategic Pension Services, LLC
Michael Stygles
John Suits
Mark Sullivan
Michael Suprunowicz
Angela Teller
Everett Teller
Marisa Teller
Lewis Titterton
TM Byxbee Company, CPAs
Kevin J. Tollisen, Esq.
Tree Paad Fun Center
Tully Rinckey PLLC
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Paul Valente
Dave Vener
Shawn Viana
John Walsh
Bob Welch
Windsor Development Co.
Glenn Winter
Mark Wolfsberg
Bob Wright
Matt Young
Scott Ziegler
Tom Zink
Ben Ziskin
NYRA Open House &
Family Day
Tom & Courtney Aukscunas
Laura & Morgan Brazee
Mary Beth Burditt
Keilan Christopher
Michael Cognetti
Karen Doyle
Barbara Dragon
Steve & Deborah Ennis
Steven Frey
Tracy Gutowski
Peter Karp
Jen Keller
Debbie, Kevin, Andrew & Sean Kreis
Julie Liss
Susan Lovelock
Mike Matulis
Joan Meyer
Donna Mosier & Neil Seyboth
Dan Owens
Kay Pasternack
Larry Reinert
Joyce & John Roman
Angela Smith
Bonnie Unser
20th Anniversary
Culinary Cornucopia
Presenting Sponsor:
Hannaford Supermarkets
Signature Sponsor:
Northeastern Fine Jewelry
Corporate Sponsors:
BBL Family of Companies
Capital Bauer
Dunkin’ Donuts
Joseph Carr Wine
First Niagara
HSBC Bank USA
Rose & Kiernan, Inc.
SEFCU
Media Sponsors:
99.5 The River
WNYT News Channel 13
A Peaceful Place – Facial Connections
Aaron’s, Inc.
Albany County Convention & Visitor’s
Bureau
Albany Light Truck & Car Repair Service
Albany Marriott
Albany Marriott Market
David & Cindy Allan
Mary Ann D. Allen
Mary Beth Allen
American Culinary Federation
Paul J. & Susan M. Andrews
Angelo’s 677 Prime
Anna O'Keeffe's Pub
Anonymous
Anthology Studio
Clifford & Joyce Apgar
Appliance Giant, Inc.
Pamela Archie
Arlene’s Artist Materials
Joseph Armstrong
Carol & Leon Aronowitz, II
Marcia Aronowitz
Artform’s Gallery and Framery
Athos Restaurant
Jill August
Tom & Courtney Aukscunas
Autism Society of America
Albany Chapter
Will Backes
The Family of Melissa Bacon
Dania Bagyi, Kidography
Stephen Bailly
Steve & Diane Barber
Maria & Robert Barbieri
Cindy Barford
John & Cindy Barkowski
Richard Bass
Bud Bates
David Bauer
Karin Becker
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Beddoe
The Bellenoit Family
Benchemark Printing, Inc.
John & Laurel Berbach
Vicki Beyer
Liz Bishop
BJ’s Warehouse Wholesale Club
Blackburn Gallery
Maria Blanchard
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Bleser
Blue Spice Modern Gourmet
Thai Restaurant
Joe & Donna Bonacquisti
Bond, Schoeneck, & King, PLLC
Vladia Boniewski
Joseph Bonkoski
Kevin Bottini
Steven & Susan Bouchey
Bouchey Financial Group
Bournebrook Antique Center
Braverman-Panza Medical Group
Senator Neil D. Breslin
Michael & MaryEllen Brockbank
Mike Brown
Mark Brucker
John & Christine Bryan
Dave & Shari Buthfer
Cabot Cheese
David J. & Janet M. J. Cady
Assemblyman Ron Canestrari
Capital Communications FCU
Cares Foundation
Capital Region BOCES Hospitality
& Culinary Technology Program
Capital Region Urological Surgeons, PLLC
Capital Repertory Theatre
Michael Cappiello
Joseph Carr
A.J. & Mary Carrier
Jonathan Carroll’s Fans
Carter, Conboy, Case, Blackmore,
Maloney, & Laird, P.C.
CDPHP
Central Steak
Century House
Ellen Chapman
Chatham Imports, Inc.
Max Chmura
Colleen Cioffi
Clear Channel Radio
Lisa H. Clifford
Coccadotts Cake Shop
Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Cody
Jim & Mary Coleman
Jack & Susie Collett
Cheryl Collier
Community Living and Advocacy Supports, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Conboy
William Connor
Kyle Cornell
Irma Cornell-Kudlacik
Jenness Cortez
The Costumer, Inc.
Cotton Hill Studios
CR Gas Logs & Fireplaces
Bob & Meredith Crandall
Crisafulli Brothers, Inc.
Crossgates Mall
Crowne Plaza Albany Hotel
Tom Crudo
Culinary Celebrations
Culinary Institute of America
Loretta Darcy
Mike & Ann D’Attilio
Davies Office Refurbishing, Inc.
John DeCelle
Jack & Lynn Delaney
Bob & Kathy Del Signore
Joan Dembioski
Domenick & Katie DeSantis
The Desmond
Dimension Fabricators, Inc.
Discount Flooring Supermart
Divinitea
Jack & Barbara Draffen
Drue Sanders Custom Jewelers
John & Erin DuBois
Susan Dunnigan
Alex & Kim Easterling
Roland, Christa, & Mark Eberhard
Ed Lewi Associates
Edgeco Environmental, Inc.
Marie & Fredor Elecko
Herb Ellis
Rene & Rachel Englehardt
Anne & Paul Engster
Deborah Ennis
Bill Estes
Evoke
Exit 9 Wine & Liquor Warehouse
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Fairchild
Ruth Fantasia
Felthousen’s Florist & Greenhouse
Sal Ferlazzo
Dr. Frederick Fischer
Ingrid Fisher
Eileen Fitzpatrick
Pam Flory
Fo’Castle Farm
Fogg’s Automotive
Nehme J. Frangie, Jr.
Joel & Bette Fresino
Richard A. Fuerst, Esq., Higgins,
Roberts, Beyerl, & Coan, P.C.
Furniture Theater
Terry Gabriel
Sarah E. Gage
Joyce Gaige
Lois Anne & Arnold Galbraith
Elizabeth J. Gallagher
Ivo Garcia
Ken Gellhaus
George Mann Tory Tavern
Mike, Debbie & Katie Gilligan
Ginsberg’s
Elayne Gold
Patricia Gorman
Thomas & Sylvia Gorman
Carrie Anne & Brett Goyer
Great Escape & Splashwater
Kingdom Six Flag Friends
Greene Trucking, Inc.
Eric Guenther, Adventure in
Food Trading
Gary Guenther
The Guilderland YMCA
Tracy Gutowski
Hair & Body Essentials
Culinary Cornucopia Mistress of Ceremonies Benita
Zahn poses with John DeCelle of SEFCU. Both
Benita and SEFCU are long-term supporters of this
event, adding to its yearly success.
Certified Master Chef Dale Miller presents a 20th
Anniversary Culinary Cornucopia Recognition
Award to Donna and Yono Purnomo of Yono’s
Restaurant.
Nigar Hale
Kathy Hall
Jim & Cloeia Hamilton
J. Marc Hannibal, Esq.
Jon Hannibal
The Hanover Insurance Group
William M. Harris, Esq. & Holly A. Katz
Maureen Hartmann
Hilary Healy
Jack & Kim Healy
The Henault Family
Hermies Music Store
Patricia & Heidi Hernandez
Drew Herron
Wayne & Nancy Herron
Mr. Robert Higgins, Higgins
Family Foundation
The Hilton Family
Hilton Garden Inn – Albany
Hilton Garden Inn – Troy
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hinkel
Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Fred Hiss, Jr.
Hoffman Development Corporation
Hoffman & Miller Oil Company
Bill Hohenstein
Lois Hoover
Amy Horwitz
Huck Finn’s Warehouse
Mike & Beth Ann Hutcherson
The Illium Café
Gloria & Richard Iverson
Janney Montgomery Scott LLC
Hon. Gerald D. Jennings
John’s Auto Service
Karen B. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. E. Stewart Jones, Jr.
Joyelle’s Jewelers LTD
Edith & Richard Jozwiak
Milton Kaplan
Peter Karp
Lara Kassel
Gayle Katzman
Brian Kavanaugh
Jim Kavanaugh
Bryan Kelley
Key Bank Foundation
Shannon Keyes, Key 2 Joy
Dave & Lynn Klefbeck
Brent & Kara Kosoc
Krause’s Homemade Candy
Chuck Kreuter
La Brea Bakery
James & Angel LaFave
Lammon Architects, LLP
Maria Lancella
Diane Lang
La Serre
Late Show with David Letterman
Linda Laudato
Robert W. Lazar
Davie Leal
Laurie Lee
Lori Leichman
Sue Levi
James & Mark Levine
Karen Lewis
Jim Linnan
Julie Liss
Carol Litrides
Susan Lovelock, LeelaCat Studio
M&T Bank
Elizabeth Macaulay
Marjorie MacElroy
Maestro’s
Malkin & Ross
The Mallozzi Family
Dolores & Leo Malossi
Maney, McConville, & Liccardi, P.C.
Marshall & Sterling Upstate, Inc.
David & Julie Martin
Mr. & Mrs. John Martin
D. C. Martinez & S. M. Kipper
Noble & Robin Masi
David Massa
Mr. & Mrs. Edmond Massa
Hon. Norman Massry
Norman & Micki Massry
GerriAnn Mastromarino
Materials Recovery Company
Angelo Mazzone
Bernard & Terry McCue and
Stephanie Valentine
The McEvoy Family
McGeary’s Irish Pub
Andrea McGloin
Herman McLean
Bob McNamara
Angela McNerney
Kristin McVeigh & David Parente
William & Sheila McVeigh
Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Medick
Peter & Patti Menditto
Metropolis Vintage
Chris & Jen Miller
Dale Miller, CMC, WGMC, AAC
Dale Miller – The Art of Dining
John Miller
Mirror Lake Inn Resort & Spa
Miss Sydney’s Secret Family Recipes, LLC
Mickey Mitchell
M.M. Hayes Company, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. David Mocklar
Morgan Linen Service
Michael Morgan
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
MTM Pharmacy Services
Patricia Murphy
Dr. & Mrs. Neil Murray
Sandra & Joseph Nardoci
Deborah Newkirk
New World Bistro
New York Racing Association
Parents of Brian Nitsky
Gail Ann Nizinkirck & Bohdan Kostiuk
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Noble
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Nolan
NYS Developmental Disabilities
Planning Council
Jeanne O’Connell
The Old Brick Furniture Company
John & Donna Olsen
Chet & Karen Opalka
Joan O’Sullivan
Jennifer Page
Brian & Jennifer Palmer
Anthony Panza & Dr. Jill Braverman-Panza
Mr. & Mrs. Rudolf Paulsen
Charles A. Pemburn
Arthur Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Randall Perry
Laura Petrovic
The Phoenician's Restaurant
Lou & Paula Pierro
Pierro Law Group
Cheri & Paul Pinkans
Cynthia & Ron Placek
Alice B. Poole
Colleen Pratt
Warren & Dorothy Pratt
Janice Prichett
Proctor’s Theatre
Professor Java’s Coffee Sanctuary
Provana Hair Studio
Lucy Prudencio
Prudential Manor Homes
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Puig
Donna & Yono Purnomo
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Quaranta
Bruce & Nancy Quay
Dan & Lisa Radomski
Randall Perry Photography
Reel Seafood Company
Reflection Nail Salon
Larry & Tanya Reinert
Jan Reiss-Weitzman
Jim & Linda Rhoads
Rick Riccio, St. Anne Institute
Brad Rice
Ken & Susi Ritzenberg
Riverfront Art Coop
Roma Imports
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Rose
Susan Rosenberg
Dan Round & Jeanne Maloy
Rumors IV Men
Rumors Inc.
Bill & Mary Ellen Sage
Mike & Betsy Saltsman
Sam’s Italian American Restaurant
Tracie Sandell
Drue Sanders & David Ehmann
Linda Ann Sanders
Margaret Sanders
Saratoga Hilton
Saratoga Spring Water Co.
Alta & Bernie Schallehn
Schenectady Hardware & Electric Co.
Kurt & Leah Schmidt
Ed Schmitz
Helga A. Schroeter
Paul & Diane Sciocchetti
Greg & Mindy Scott
Lisa Scott
Michael Seireiter
Le Grande Serras
Fred & Sylvia Sievers
The Siver Family
Ken & Marggie Skinner
Donna Smith
Karen Smith
Soft Tex Manufacturing
Fritz & Debbie Sonnenschmidt
SPAC
Spectrum Theatre
Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Sperrazza
Sperry’s Restaurant
Joel M. Spiro, M.D. &
Kira Kaplunovsky
Spoon & Whisk Kitchenware
Mr. & Mrs. Justin J. Spraker
Elizabeth Squires, KeyBank
Chef Luca Brunelle of
the Reel Seafood
Company receives a
gold medal from the
American Culinary
Federation judges at
the 2010 Culinary
Cornucopia.
Staff, Ciampino, & Company, P.C.
The State Room
Mary Beth Steffen
Eric Stensland
Dorothy S. Stevens
Harry E. Stevens, III
Stewart’s Shops
Strategic Pension Services, LLC
Stuyvesant Plaza, Inc.
R. Mark & Kathleen Sullivan
Sunmark Federal Credit Union
Carol Swyer
SYSCO
Andrea Taichnar
Charles Tallent
Tandoori Restaurant
Tech Valley Communications
Everett & Marisa Teller
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Temperine
Susan Thrasher & Chuck Schwartz
Time Warner Cable
Joanne & Bill Toomey
Troy Music Hall
Truly Rhe
Mr. & Mrs. C.E. Tryon, Jr.
Lynette & Michael Tucker
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Uncle Monty and Debbie –
Shirley, We Love You
John J. & Sarah J. Unser
Timothy & Bonnie Unser
Carolyn & Mario Vaccaro
Mary Vail
Paul & Kimberly Valente
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Vandenberg
Arthur Verner & Kimberly Strauchon
Verner
Marcia & Stephen Wainwright
John G. Walsh
Chris & Sara Ward
Warren Tire Service Center, Inc.
Gary Weitzman
Wheatfields
Whiteface Mountain, Olympic
Regional Development Authority
Sue Williams
Tom & Mary Ellen Windish
Wolberg Electrical Supply Co.
Todd Woodruff
Jamie Woodward
Woodward, Connor, Gillies, & Seleman
Architects
Anne C. Yamin
Ye Ole Locksmith Shoppe Inc.
Young, Sommer, Ward, Ritzenberg,
Baker, & Moore
Benita Zahn
Hisa Zhu
Ben & Lynnette Ziskin
Gifts Made in Honor of:
Louis J. Bonan from
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. Capka
Joseph Cimon from
Gerard W. Cimon
Emily Covey from
Bruce & Debbie Covey
Kim Del Signore from
Stephanie A. Balnaitis
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Del Signore
Andrew Draffen from
Jack & Barbara Draffen
Fred & Beth Erlich from
Greg & Michele Schwab
Myron & Marsha Vanetsky
Seth Fruiterman & Aviva Meyerowitz from
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Swift
Mr. Richard Fuerst from
Dorothy S. Stevens
Mr. & Mrs. William McVeigh from
Paul & Phyllis Cooney
Dale L. Miller, C.M.C. from
Jan Reiss-Weitzman
Robert Mulhall from parents
Harry & Lillian Mulhall
John James Murphy from
Carmella Murphy
Sandra V. Nardoci from
The Prudential CARES Volunteer
Grants Program
Brian Nitsky from
Dorothy S. Stevens from
Gifts Made in Memory of:
Louis J. Bonan from
Breckenridge Garden Arts 1
David Capka
Mary & Vincent Capka
Corvette Atlanta Inc.
Kathleen Libbey & Shannon
Libbey-Landis
Mrs. Jeanette Lozupone
Jarka M. Burian from
Grayce Susan Burian
Katherine P. Dixon from
Susan & Michael Herron
Betty O. McCanty
Nancy Dixon from
Susan & Michael Herron
Howard Geffner from
Robert & Lauren Kasper
John Hurley from
Inger Hurley
Michael Kaplan from
Robert & Lauren Kasper
Dr. James O’Brien from
Genevieve Lentlie
Kevin J. O’Brien from
Anthony & Jeanne Aurelia
Pat Butler
Sharon L. Davis
Robert & Ellen Hotz
Ken & Kathy Jennings
Coleen Keegan
Janet & James Kurposka
Rachel MacDonell
Gregory Maguire
Susan F. McCarthy
David & Estelle Momrow
Edward O’Brien
Kathleen M. O’Brien
Sharon O’Brien &
Trevor Oakley
Sylvia O’Brien
Vincent & Ann O’Brien
Andrea Taichnar
Chef Ryan Huneau of the
Mallozzi Group accepts the
Ginsberg’s Salon Award at the
20th Anniversary Culinary
Cornucopia in November
2010.
Margaret Tarpinian
Margaret A. Tucker
Ruth & Donna Ulion
University at Albany, Office
for Sponsored Programs
University at Albany, Office
of the Vice President for
Research: Dr. James A Dias,
Janice E. Bogan, Terri Casey
Patricia Zeccolo, Peter Gonczlik
Edward W. Visker
Monica Wilson
Robert F. Reynolds from
Albany City Hall
Eileen Bucci
John G. Femia
James P. Foley
Marguerite Hogan
Nancy Lohrfinck
Julia M. Marhoefer
Darlana C. Martinez &
Sally M. Kipper
Bonnie & Jerry Owen
Joan Reynolds
Rick Rue from
Connie Rue’s friends and
coworkers, New York State
Taxation and Finance
LeeAnn Stenard from
Elizabeth & Christopher Meyer
Robert & Elsie Stenard
Thomas Unser from
Peter & Joanne Champagne
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred B. Pauquette
Marie Valentino from
Corvette Atlanta Inc.
Edward W. Wray from
Frances Livesay & Guy Rich
Gifts In-Kind
Benchemark Printing, Inc.
Curtis Lumber
Joel Frisino
William M. Harris
Elma Lovelock
Francine Sadowski
Jeff & Jeanne Sama
Village Photo
Living Resources Corporation
2010 Board of Directors
Officers
John S. Delaney, President
Bonita Sanchez, Vice President
Richard T. Cody, Treasurer
Rosemary Taylor, Secretary
Board Members
Vladia C. Boniewski
Robert Bylancik
William Davies
Sara Erickson
Judy Fruiterman
Philip Fusco, Ph.D.
Kristin Parente
James Riccardi
Peter Sheridan
Elizabeth Squires
Paul C. Valente
Robert Wakeman
Patricia Williams
Living Resources
Certified Home Health Agency
Officers
Joan L. Healey, President
Joan Gold, Ph.D.
Kevin Tully, Treasurer
Karen Berney, Secretary
Board Members
Michelle Cravetz
Patricia Gillespie
Alycia Gregory, LMSW
Joseph W. Lang
Kimberly Strauchon Verner, Esq.
Maryfran Wachunas
Living Resources Licensed
Home Care Agency
Officers
Helga A. Schroeter, President
Kenneth C. Skinner, Jr., Vice President
Joseph LaCivita, Treasurer
Gary Siegel, Secretary
Board Members
David Cherubin
Linda Laudato
Marc W. Lustick, Esq.
Richard C. Mereday
Shirley Raeddean
Honorary Board Members
Bishop Howard J. Hubbard
Mayor Gerald D. Jennings
Karen B. Johnson
Dale L. Miller, C.M.C., A.A.C.
Sandra V. Nardoci
Rabbi Scott Shpeen
Administrative Staff
Fredrick W. Erlich, Chief Executive Officer
Roy Hogeboom, Chief Financial Officer
Andrea Taichnar, Assistant Executive
Director for Program
Judith Frey, Assistant Executive
Director for Administration
Directors
Living Resources Foundation
Officers
John G. Walsh, President
Richard A. Fuerst, Esq., Vice President
Peter J. Cornell, Treasurer
Drue Sanders, Secretary
Board Members
Carol L. Aronowitz
Raymond A. Bleser, Jr.
Jill Braverman-Panza, M.D.
Kevin A. Carey
Richard T. Cody
John S. Delaney
Jay H. Jakovic, Esq.
James F. Jednak
Maggie Kirwin, Ed.D.
Robert W. Lazar
Carolyn Peterson-Vaccaro
Michael A. Quaranta
Daniel Round
Bonita Sanchez
Alta Schallehn
Justin J. Spraker
Jeffrey H. Stern, Ph. D., M.D.
Catherine J. Stevens
Dorothy S. Stevens
Susan Thrasher, M.D., Ph.D.
Paul C. Valente
Christopher D. Ward
Michael S. Cognetti, Acquired Brain
Injury Services
Barbara Dragon, R.N., Licensed Home
Care Services Agency
Susan Dunnigan, R.N., Specialty Health
Services
Christine Hough, Corporate Compliance
Michelle A. Longe, Service Coordination
Eileen Martel, Human Resources
Jason R. Mazzuca, Quality Assurance
Joan Meyer, Public Affairs
Joseph J. Morelli, Strategic Planning &
Internal Financial Review
Dan Owens, Information Services
David Putman, Resource Management &
Allocation
Kathleen Quinn, R.N., Certified Home
Health Agency
Jennifer Richard, Program Services
Bonnie Unser, Fund Development
Anne Valliere, Employment Services
NONPROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S. Postage
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Albany, NY
Permit No. 950
300 Washington Avenue Extension
Albany, NY 12203-7303
300 Washington Avenue Extension
Albany, NY 12203-7303
Main Office: 518/218-0000
Certified Home Health Agency
518/867-8800
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