Faces & Places

Rockland Business Association’s (RBA) April 23 mixer at Palisades Center’s Lucky Strike “bowled” members over, some of whom are pictured.

1. From left: Steve Jordan, loan officer, Mortgage World Bankers in New City; Ilan Arlin, principal, Maple Time (a donation management software company) in Monsey; and Gene Matarese, sales manager, Elite Fleet in Suffern, get ready to bowl.

2. From left: Joyce Perlowitz, assistant human resources director, St. Dominic’s home in Blauvelt; Alan Cohen, director of sales, Ameripay in Spring Valley; and Lanie Goldberg, president of New City’s ReadMe* Book Distributors.

3. From left: Gregory Johnson, independent associate for Pre-Paid Legal Services in Upper Nyack and Pat Caldwell of the Rockland County Kiwanis Club in Spring Valley. Caldwell hopes more people will come out to learn about the Rockland County kiwanians, who meet every first and third Wednesday of the month, 7:30 p.m., at DaVinci’s, Route 45, Chestnut Ridge.

4. Roger Scheiber, the RBA’s vice president of development, tries his hand at scoring a 300 while bowling with Yuval Barak, sales consultant for A&J Reliable Roofers in Spring Valley, whose company sponsored the RBA mixer at Lucky Strike.

Other faces and places.

5. Dutchess County Executive William Steinhaus is pictured with his chief of staff Nancy E, Giordano at the Vassar Brothers Hospital breakfast April 13 at which time the hospital improvements were discussed. The event was held at the Dutchess Country Club.

6. Present at last week’s Key4Women Seminar at the Grand Hotel, Poughkeepsie (from left) are Key women: April Volk, vice president, business banking, Kingston; Michelle Esposito, vice president, business banking, Chester; Rita McPeck, commercial banking officer, business banking Poughkeepsie; and Deborah Wilkins-Flippin, vice president, marketing manager, Newburgh. From left, 2a, are: Beth Bengtson, principal BNB Consulting Ltd., Kingston; Kate Lawrence, account executive, Mang Insurance Agency, Fleischmanns; and seminar mediator Joan Lawrence-Bauer, executive director, M-ARK Project, Margaretville.

Orange County Chamber of Commerce hosts breakfast

More than 130 members and guests of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce heard from Pattern for Progress chief executive officer Jonathan Draper regarding his hope to collect data from the nine Pattern counties as a result of an informal questionnaire. The members and guests gathered at Kuhl’s Highland House in Middletown participated by filling out the questionnaire. Pictured are some of the attendees.

7. Phil Nieves, business development, Walden Savings Bank, Walden and Barbara Simpson, executive director, Sarah Wells Girl Scouts, Middletown.

8. From left: Allan Zoghby, Blueberry Mountain Ice Cream; Lauren Rowley, loan administrator, Strober Building Products; and Fredda Markovits, customer service advisor, Frontier Communications, Middletown. (Markovits’ dad was a former mayor of Middletown.)

9. From left: Caroline Hamling, director of development, orange County Land Trust, Middletown; William Fiorvanti, Boys and Girls Club, Wallkill; and Mary Yrizarry, board member, Orange County Land Trust, Middletown.

10. From left: Maureen Halahan, president and chief executive officer, Orange County Partnership and Ellen Daley, vice president, communications, Orange County Chamber of Commerce.

11. From left: Kate Mitchell, executive director, Orange County’s “living history” Museum Village, Monroe; Francis “Brink” Brinkley, First Horizon Home Loan, Newburgh; and Paul Campanella, Action Plus Management Inc., Monroe.

12. From left: Paul Jamas, Building Arts and Rhett Weires Esq., Tarshis, Catania, Liberth, Maron & Milligram L.L.C., Newburgh.

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