The 10th Annual Long Island Region One Golf Classic was a resounding success. Participants raised more than $13,000 for the Long Island Region Send a Kid to Camp Scholarship Fund. A special drawing will occur this summer at our region’s International Day Festival to reveal the lucky recipients of the scholarship money.
— Wendi Bowie
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- CSEA Long Island Region President Nick LaMorte welcomes golfers to the Long Island Region One Golf Classic.
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- SUNY Stony Brook Local 614 3rd Vice President Adam Riddick and Local 614 activist Hassan Bias are two of the almost 100 participants in this year’s golf classic.
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- Southern Region President Anthony Adamo and Mid-Hudson Judiciary Local President Kevin Mahler made the trip to Long island to attend the event.
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- Nassau Municipal Employees Local 882 3rd Vice President Phil Abbondondolo Jr. looks to see where his golf ball has landed.
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- Nassau County Local 830 activist Mike Lordi and Nassau County Local 830 7th Vice President Kelvin Lewis worked at many tasks throughout the day to ensure the successful outcome of the golf outing.
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- Oyster Bay Local 881 1st Vice President Guadalupe Johnson lines up her next shot.
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- Laurie Boland puts away her golf club.
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- Suffolk County Local 852 Executive Vice President Dave Clarke waits to see if his golf ball makes it in the hole as Suffolk County Local 852 President Wally Greene observes.
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- The Long Island Region Social Committee welcomes former New York Giants linebacker Byron Hunt and his manager to the golf outing. Seated, from left, Long Island Region Treasurer Barbara Homburger and Town of Brookhaven White-Collar Unit activist Susanna Lo Voi. Front row, standing, Suffolk Retirees Local 920 President Millie Lucas, Suffolk Educational Employees Local 870 President Maria Navarro, Long Island Region President Nick LaMorte, Nassau Retirees Local 919 member Lee Reynolds, Long Island Judiciary Local 330 Vice President Larry Germano and Long Island Developmental Center and Sagamore Children’s Psychiatric Center Local 430 1st Vice President Jennifer Colon. Back row, Byron Hunt and Hunt’s manager.
