Albert E Norato, Jr.—Immediate Past President

Philip Muller—President Elect

Kenneth Picard—Treasurer

Walter F. Ladick, Jr.—Secretary

Board of Directors:

Robert J. Borowski, Mark Charvat, Kenneth Goetz, Kenneth Kasper, David Lorber, John Tirelli, Paul Vaas, Victor Villacara

P.O. Box 605, Patchogue, NY 11772

Mission Statement: Through camaraderie, leadership, and teamwork of our members with a focus on children, we serve the needs of our community and the goals of Kiwanis International.

Vision Statement: We will be the premiere service club in the community providing quality service, especially to children, while building upon our traditions and through the participation and teamwork of our dedicated membership.

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Installing newest Patchogue Kiwanis member Jake Vreeburg at Awixa Castle in Bay Shore, NY. Shown here is (from left) Albert Norato, Jr.: President of the Patchogue Club, Jake Vreeburg Immediate Past Key Club Lt Governor from Patchogue-Medford High School and youngest and newest Patchogue Kiwanis member, NY District Governor Joseph Corace who inducted Jake, Walter Ladick, Jr. Past President of the Patchogue Club, and Suffolk East Division Lt Governor, Bill Jackson. In the back row from the left are Patchogue Kiwanians, Victor Villacara; Edward Hughes, Past President, Robert Borowski, Key Club Advisor, and Past President, Kenneth Picard.

Helping Sick Children in the Emergency Room

Shown here is (left) Richard Margulis, Sr. Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center receiving a check for Special Emergency Room Nurses Pediatric training sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Patchogue for a multiyear program. (going right). Joseph Graskemper, DDS and Robert Albinowski are past president’s and Albert Norato, Jr. Esq, the current club president all supported fundraising for the $30,000 project in their terms of office.

Second Hand Smoke Project

Suffolk County Health Services Commissioner- Humayan Chaudry displays award the county received from the National Association of County & City Health Officials for its support of the Secondhand Smoke Education project initiated and sponsored by the Suffolk East Division and spearheaded by the Patchogue Kiwanis Club and the Brookhaven memorial Hospital. From the left is Walter Ladick, Jr., Project Chairman, Commissioner Chaudry, Workbook creator, Pat Bishop-Kelly of the Dept of Health Services, Geri Reichenbach, BMHMC, Joe Corace, Immed Past Governor NY District Kiwanis and Glen Hollins, Past Governor NY Kiwanis.

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Patchogue Kiwanis Gives to Kamp Kiwanis

70 years of service to the children of our community celebrated at the Annual Charter Night Banquet. Shown here are Legion of Honor recipients being recognized for their years of dedication and service. Murray Rosenblatt and Vitro Rizzi received recognition for 50 years and Charlie Falkner for 45 Years. Vito and Charlie were not able to attend the charter night, however, it was a great evening recalling years gone by. Murray and Kathy flew in from Chicago to join the festivities. Thanks to them both for their extra effort.

2008 Golf Classic Chairman, Chris Picini announces raffle prize winners as President Joe checks his numbers. The 2008 Golf Classic held at the Woods Course in Riverhead, raised $15,000 to be distributed between the Bellport Boy’s and Girls Club, Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation and the Club’s Charitable Foundation. Golfers survived an extremely hot day and very narrow fairways.

Patchogue Kiwanis sponsors another Builders Club at Ocean Ave Middle School.

President Joe Barry joins in the fun at another milestone in Child Service. Under the chairmanship of Mark Charvat, the club was organized and charted with Jennifer Charvat and Mrs. Nolan as Teacher Advisors. Shown here is the chartering group with the new officers, banner and bell.

Suffolk East Division Kiwanians Receive Award

Receiving awards from the Tobacco Action Coalition of Long Island are (holding the award from the left) is Walter Ladick, Jr. , Chairman of the Suffolk East Division Kiwanis Club Health Education Project, Glenn Hollins, Past Governor of the New York District Kiwanis, and Frank Virno, Jr., Past Lt Governor of the Suffolk East Division. Looking on from the left is Patricia Bishop-Kelly Director of Public Information & Education, Suffolk County’s Department of Health Services. The project is a partnership with Suffolk County to promote health education regarding the grave dangers to children with smoking parents and caretakers in a contained environment. The project is a training program to and subsequent intervention by physicians and nurses in emergency rooms and health centers. The nationally recognized program is in response to the thousands of children with second smoke related illnesses who appear in health care facilities and emergency rooms throughout Suffolk County.

A Check For Crohn's

Helping Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America with a check for $5,000 as part of the proceeds of Patchogue Kiwanis’ Annual Golf Classic. Receiving an award of CCFA Appreciation (from left) is Kiwanis Tournament Chairman, Chris Picini. Holding the check from the left is Susan Gomberg, Development Director of CCFA and Linda Berman, Development Manager of CCFA. Looking on from the rear is Phil Muller of the Patchogue Kiwanis and a Director of the CCFA. Looking on from the right is the President of the Patchogue Kiwanis, Joseph Barry.

Kiwanis Supports Patchogue Village Recreation Renewal

Receiving a check for $8,500 is Patchogue Village Mayor, Paul Pontieri (middle) as part of the proceeds of the Patchogue Kiwanis Golf Classic. Presenting the check is Patchogue Kiwanis Past President, Albert Norato, Jr,. Looking on from the right is Chris Picini, Kiwanis Golf Tournament Chairman and looking on from the left, William Hilton, Commissioner of Parks & Recreation and Maria Hendrickson, Director of Parks & Recreation. The Kiwanis Club of Patchogue, honored Mayor Pontieri at their Golf Classic for his efforts to improve the lives of the children of the Village of Patchogue with improved recreational facilities.