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His was chosen as the Humanitarian of the Year from the Institute of Real Estate Management.īecker and his wife, Geralyn, have four children: Noelle, Joe, Dave, and Tom. Raymond's Stewardship Committee, and president of the Board of Directors of MOMMAS House. Becker is president of the Lynbrook Youth Athletic Association, head coach of a youth wrestling program and a girls self defense program past member of Catholic Charities Real Estate Committee, vice chairperson for Franklin Hospital Medical Center advisory board, chairperson of the St. He holds numerous positions with trade associations and is an adjunct professor at Long Island University School of Continuing Education and Molloy College. 'My goal is to do my job as efficiently as possible and be fair to the residents and the village.' He and his wife, Andrea, live in Lynbrook with their children Ryan, Brooke and Jack.Ī certified property manager, he is president and founder of Becker Real Estate Services, Inc.

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where he had extensive jury trial experience by trying to verdict over fifty criminal cases, including murder, organized crime, gang offenses and narcotics. Prior to joining the firm, Mark worked for nearly six years as an assistant district attorney with the Bronx County district attorney's office.

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'I am really proud that I represented three 9/11 families, pro bono, and the widows got more than they were initially offered,' he said. He has successfully tried numerous civil and criminal cases in New York, Florida, and in Federal Court. Panzavecchia's principle practice areas are in personal injury, negligence, toxic tort litigation, premises liability, criminal defense, and commercial litigation. Mark Panzavecchia, Lynbrook Pride Party, Lynbrook villageĪ partner at Panzavecchia & Associate's Garden City office, Mark A. 'We need to make tough decisions in these very tough times, and we need to provide oversight over the current administration to maintain a check and balance over our government.' 'I am running again because I believe the village is headed in the wrong direction,' said Miccio. He and his wife of 25 years, Marie, have two children: Mark and Katherine.

He has coached soccer and basketball teams through the recreation department, and is a lifelong member of Our Lady of Peace Church. Miccio has been self-employed for the last 16 years as a accountant and tax professional. He was the liaison to the Building Department and the Recreation Department. He was instrumental in the building of the village pool and was a part of the village's downtown revitalization. He served on the village board for 16 years, the last five of those years as deputy mayor (2002-07). Tom Miccio is a lifelong resident of Lynbrook. Penso and his wife, Joanne, have two daughters, Michelle and Lauren. If re-elected, I will continue to represent the needs of the entire community, not a select few' 'The Lynbrook Pride Party has only the best interests of the entire village at heart while our opponents do not. I believe I have accomplished that over the last four years.' Penso said he does not believe in one-party domination and feels that if that occurs, the special interests in the village will have unchecked access to village hall. 'My concern has always been to do what is in the best interests of our residents, the people that pay our bills. His goal, he said, was to be a voice of the residents on the vllage board. Penso was elected in March 2005 as a Lynbrook village trustee. He was a member of the Lynbrook Board of Education for nine years. David Penso has been a resident of Lynbrook since 1957, and a member of the Lynbrook Auxiliary Police for 32 years.

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