CSEA members from the Long Island, Metropolitan and Southern regions march in the New York City Labor Parade.
On Labor Day, our union celebrated the strength, diversity, and unity of CSEA members across New York. Our union participated in several Labor Day parades and activities throughout the state.
CSEA members from the Long Island, Metropolitan and Southern regions march in the New York City Labor Parade.CSEA Monroe County Local and Western Region officers march in the Rochester Labor Parade. (Photo provided by Carrie Asenato.)CSEA members and their families march in the Massena Labor Parade. (photo provided.)Finger Lakes DDSO Local President Catalina Guzman represents our union in the Rochester Labor Parade. (Photo provided by Carrie Asenato.)From left, Erie County Unit activist Tracee Kowalski, Erie County Medical Center Section 2nd Vice President Lagayette Washington, former Erie County Local President Denise Szymura, Erie County Local President Bill Wilkinson, Killian Teachman, SUNY Fredonia Local President Stephanie Teachman, Erie County Local 1st Vice President Steve Szymura, Western Region 1st Vice President Sheri Ambuske and Western Region Secretary Bonnie Peters at the Buffalo Labor Parade.Deer Park School District Unit member Donna Hasfal shows her union pride.SUNY at Old Westbury Local activist Christine Poggioli-Edwards dances during the New York City Labor Parade.New York Metropolitan Retirees Local 1st Vice President Kim Gore marches in the New York City Labor Parade.Central Region Treasurer Val Massulik and Region President Kenny Greenleaf lead the way for CSEA during the annual Labor Day Parade at the NYS Fair.Long Island Region President Jarvis Brown, NYS AFL-CIO President Mario Cilento and Metropolitan Region President Lester Crockett at the New York City Labor Parade.From left, Albany County Legislator Jennifer Whalen, U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, CSEA Schenectady Central School District Secretaries-Registered Nurses Unit President Beverly Healey and CSEA Capital Region President Shana Davis at the Capital Region Labor Celebration.Former Erie County Local President Denise Szymura serves as the grand marshal of the Buffalo Labor Parade.Central New York DDSO Local 2nd Vice President Cat Treonze and Oswego County Local 3rd Vice President Andre Nichols show their union power during the Labor Day Parade at the NYS Fair.From left, SUNY Cortland Local members Larry Smith, Brenda Seamans, Brian Seamans and Barbara Smith show their union and Red Dragon pride during the Labor Day Parade at the NYS FairFrom left, Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz and former CSEA Erie County Local President Denise Szymura.Metropolitan Region Executive Vice President Faye Wilkie-Fields, State Insurance Fund Local President Darcel Johnson and New York Metropolitan Retiree Local 2nd Vice President Carol Harris show their union pride at the New York City Labor Parade.From left, Central New York DDSO Local 2nd Vice President Cat Treonze, Central Region Treasurer Val Massulik, President Kenny Greenleaf, 2nd Vice President Karen Bright, 1st Vice President Tom Hingher and state Sen. Chris Ryan lead our union’s delegation in the Syracuse Labor Parade.Retiree Betty Jo Johnson, marching at the Syracuse Labor Parade, is is still as passionate as ever about our union.From left, Metropolitan Region President Lester Crockett and Long Island Region President Jarvis Brown lead our union’s delegation in New York City.SCO Family of Services Local President Sirlentor Berry fires up our union at the New York City Labor Parade.From left, Western Region 1st Vice President Sheri Ambuske and Region Secretary Bonnie Peters march inthe Buffalo Labor Day Parade.From left, Long Island Region 2nd Vice President Guadalupe Johnson and Nassau County Local 5th Vice President Doug Rodriguez dance on the street during the New York City Labor Parade.Westchester County Local 3rd Vice President Jorge Vargas marches in the New York City Labor Parade.Nassau University Medical Center Local 831 activist Kathryn Johnson waves as she marches with our union’s delegation in the New York City Labor Parade.
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