Meeting Life’s Challenges

2010 ANNUAL REPORT

COVER PHOTOBest friends and Day Community Opportunities Program (DCOP) participants

Charlie and Gary on the Avenue of the Pines walking path in Saratoga State Park.Photo taken by David Whitaker, a Living Resources DCOP staff member, while

working with the program participants on the “Road Trip” photography project.

PARTNERSHIPS& AFFILIATIONS

American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

American Network of Community Options & Resources

Association for Persons in Supported Employment

Brain Injury Association of New York State

The College of Saint Rose

Home Care Association of New York State

National Guardianship Association

Network of Choice and Opportunity

NeuroPsychologic Rehabilitation Services

New York State Association of Community & Residential Agencies

New York State Industries for the Disabled

New York State Rehabilitation Association

Northeastern New York Association of Health Care Recruiters

Shenendehowa Central School District Transition Advisory Committee

University at Albany

Sincerely,

John S. DelaneyPresidentLiving Resources Corporation Board

Sincerely,

Fredrick W. ErlichChief Executive Officer

DEAR FRIENDS OF Living Resources

In 2010 Living Resources met and even exceeded the needs of the individuals it served, however, the recessionaryeconomy and its effects on governmental funding greatly altered the organization’s ability to add new services. Theunmet needs of individuals with disabilities continued to be great, especially among those aging out of special

education and seeking adult services of all types. Securing the private and public funds to address unmet needs willcontinue to be a major focus for Living Resources well into the new decade and beyond.

Living Resources continued to make the case for adding newly constructed “smart” houses for individuals who remainin our care throughout their lives. Fully one-third or 90 residents in our homes and apartments have already beenidentified as needing a greater level of care within the next 5 to 10 years. A grant for $650,000 will make it possible tobreak ground for the first smart house in 2011, but Living Resources will continue to negotiate for additional homesuntil all our aging and medically frail residents are provided with housing that meets their needs.

The College Experience Program at The College of Saint Rose made further progress in preparing young adults for afuture of independence and employment. Seven more Living Resources students completed the two-year program andproudly received their certificates at the college’s commencement on May 8; there are now 19 graduates of thisimportant program. Applications for admission to the College Experience Program remained steady as other youngadults from many New York State communities learned about this unique program which includes housing services aswell as academics.

In the past twelve months, Living Resources increased its capacity to serve individuals in several important areas:Service coordination grew by ten percent, day programs by five percent, and arts and skill building areas by tenpercent. Staffing also increased to 728 full and part time staff. Thirty-eight percent of our employees have been withus for five years or longer thanks to recruitment and retention programs which encourage longevity; this has provideda consistency and continuity of care that is always beneficial to those we serve. In 2010, Living Resources alsoimplemented a new starting wage for direct support professionals throughout the agency.

As our families, friends and community supporters read the 2010 Annual Report, we ask that you remember thesewords: Your help is making a difference! We have filled the following pages with stories and pictures representing themany worthy and life-enhancing changes taking place in the lives of our program participants. These changes areoftentimes the direct result of private donations and grants which supplement state and federal funding for programs,room and board, and healthcare services. Many of the program amenities that make our services stand out from all therest are thanks in large part to the support of our generous benefactors.

In closing, we want to thank two groups of individuals who play very different but important roles at LivingResources: our Boards of Directors and the employees who work here. Together, they made it possible for LivingResources to be named Achievers 2010 Nonprofit of the Year by The Business Review. This award, which annuallyrecognizes an organization for demonstrating excellence in management and service delivery, belongs to these hardworking and committed individuals and we are personally grateful for their efforts every day of the year.

STUDENT GIVESCollege Experience Program A+

“The CollegeExperience

Program is muchmore thanI expected.

I love it here!”

Patrick Kivlen is a 21 year old College ExperienceProgram (CEP) freshman from Averill Park, NewYork. At the time of this interview he was already in

his second semester of The College of Saint Rose/LivingResources program and couldn’t be more enthusiastic andenergized about his new life. “Even my sister Beth wantsto come to Saint Rose,” he said, “after she gets herassociates degree from Hudson Valley.”

A brain injury survivor from a bicycle accident at age four,Patrick was living with his parents when his servicecoordinator told him he should apply to the CEP. “Ineeded this to grow and I knew I didn’t want to live withmy parents forever,” he said. Patrick quickly added that heloves his parents very much and is grateful for theirencouragement and many years of support. Yet, like allyoung men his age, he had personal goals for himself –college, employment, his own apartment – and dreams forhis future.

Acceptance into the CEP has changed Patrick’s life forever.“I feel safe here and I love the interaction with the staffand with my peers.” He added that the first semester,especially the Portfolio I Class required for all CEPfreshmen, was challenging for him because he had to createan original power point program demonstrating what hewas learning. The spring semester is going much better forPatrick who proudly adds that he is able to navigate theAlbany bus system and is learning to cook and try newfoods.

Perhaps the most surprising aspect of the CEP for Patrickwas how many activities were available to him and hishousemates on campus. In addition to the sports andfitness facilities, CEP students can join clubs andparticipate in college sponsored social events including latenight activities such as the prom. Patrick is a very activemember of the Best Buddies Club. As one of the club’sdirectors at the college, he speaks to others who want toknow more about the program which matches individualswith intellectual disabilities with student volunteers.Patrick is also looking forward to joining the StudentEvents Board next semester which helps plan many of thecollege’s extracurricular activities.

Patrick Kivlen

“Some day,I’d like to have

my ownapartment andmaybe evena pet.”

Waylon Bartlett

INDIVIDUAL INTERESTS DRIVESite-Based Day Program

Waylon Bartlett is a 33 year old young man whohas been a member of the Living Resources SiteBased Day Habilitation Program (SBDH) ever

since Camary Statewide Services merged with us in 2003.Like many young adults his age, Waylon is lookingforward to having his own apartment some day andfinding a roommate. Having a pet would also besomething he would enjoy, but thoughtfully adds that theroommate would have to want the pet, too.

Currently Waylon lives in a Living Resources residence andattends the SBDH five days a week; on weekends he visitshis parents. He is very close to the SBDH staff who aretrained to work with people with a variety ofdevelopmental disabilities. Waylon’s individualizedprogram plan focuses on lots of physical activity andvolunteer work. He would like to see longer programdays, however, and says there just isn’t enough time to doall of the things that are planned each day.

One of the very unique aspects of the SBDH program is theway the highly trained staff work hard to teach social skillsand cooperative work skills by using the participants’ owninterests to keep them engaged and learning. Waylon’s loveof electronics is a good example of this. By rebuilding astereo he purchased at a thrift shop with staff, Waylon haslearned important money management lessons and how tomake repairs on electronic equipment. He has alsomastered how to load his IPod with 800 songs and how touse a computer. And, when it comes to his need for regularphysical exercise, Waylon’s choices are always basketballor bowling.

enjoys the freedom of moving around the LOB – sheaverages between 30 and 40 deliveries a day – and,after only three months, is looking forward toexpanding her delivery responsibilities to legislativeoffices in buildings outside of the LOB and around theEmpire State Plaza.

According to Kevin Kather, director of the LegislativeMessenger Service, Kathy has delivered over 1,600 ofthe 80,000 pieces of mail and 90,000 newspapers thatwill be distributed in 2011. In addition to expandingher delivery route, Kevin is also teaching Kathy to usecomputers to track prior legislative deliveries, some asold as two years.

When she isn’t working, Kathy is also trained todeliver information to her community and to youngpeople. She volunteers with the Clifton ParkCommunity Emergency Response Team and helps hercommunity by assisting professionals in the event of adisaster. She is part of the United States Air ForceAuxiliary Civil Air Patrol at the Stratton Air Base inGlenville and is a trained Drug Demand ReductionOfficer who teaches young people ages 12–21 how torespond in situations where alcohol and drug usethreaten to cause harm to self or others. Finally, whenKathy isn’t working or volunteering she can be foundin her garden or looking into group travelopportunities. She hopes to go to Ireland andGermany someday, but for now she needs to keepworking. “Traveling is very expensive,” she added!

Employment Services program participantKathleen Schleich has dedicated her life toconveying important messages; whether at work

or during her free time, she distributes informationthat needs to get to people as quickly as possible. Fivedays a week, Kathy can be seen working for the NewYork State Senate and Assembly Legislative MessengerService at the Legislative Office Building (LOB) inAlbany. Her day starts at 9:00 a.m., but she usuallyarrives at work by 7:30 a.m. where she meets some ofthe other 25 messengers, also challenged bydevelopmental disabilities, for breakfast and friendlyconversation about current events.

One of Kathy’s earlier job placements through theEmployment Services program at Living Resourceswas as a security guard for 11 years. During thoseyears, however, she never gave up hope of finding ajob that would give her more benefits such as apension. When her job coach Denise Hamedy heardabout the opening at the LOB Messenger Services, shehelped Kathy develop the references and skills neededfor this new job. Since starting in January, Kathy now

THIS MESSENGER’S NEWS is Always Welcomed

Kathleen Schleich

Since 1998, one of the most popular and busyprograms at Living Resources has been the DayCommunity Opportunities Program (DCOP).

This community-based day program is an importanttransitional program for many adults who may go onto other services such as Employment Services, theCollege Experience Program and even ResidentialServices. To best share what the DCOP experiencemeans to our program participants, Living Resourcesinterviewed a representative from each of the fiveteams; they are Helen Claus, Pasquale Colicchio, EricMachiewicz, Ashley Singleton and David Pierce.

With each interview, reccurring themes began toemerge: the joy of making friends; freedom fromsocial isolation; the growing of self-esteem fromaccomplishment; and, the pleasure of giving back toone’s community. The structure of the DCOPdeliberately nurtures the awareness of these sharedhuman experiences at levels that can be understood byindividuals of all abilities. The result is groups ofpeople, working together, who are happy and proudof who they are and what they can do for others.

The weekday program is divided into three activityareas: skill building, recreation and volunteering. Theopportunities to make friends, master new activitiesand develop a sense of being a valued member of agroup are limitless. Skill building classes, forexample, provide lessons in cooking, using publictransportation, job interviewing and even dating.Recreation times, while stressing physical fitness, alsoteach self confidence and cultivate life-long interest insports such as swimming, golf, tennis and team sports.The volunteer activities for many of the participantshave led to paid employment in restaurants, localstores, gyms and offices.

“Friends” was the unanimous answer to the questionabout what everyone likes most about the program.In addition to enjoying each other during programhours, participants are seeing each other outside ofprogram at dances, community events and to celebratespecial times like birthdays. Would anyone change theprogram in any way? There was only one suggestion– an even greater emphasis on outdoor activities withmore exercise!

THE DAY COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAMA County by County Perspective

We all have plans for the future and the men andwomen of the DCOP are no exception. Some peopleare looking for employment or more days at the jobsthey have. Others hope to be able to live on their ownor with a roommate. One of our interviewees longs toget married someday and even have children. Fortoday, however, they take much pleasure in pursuingthe activities scheduled for them by the DCOP; as theybuild skills and volunteer they know they are gettingcloser to achieving their personal goals

Helen Claus – Schenectady Team

Eric Machiewicz –Albany North Team

Pasquale Colicchio –Albany South Team

Ashley Singleton –Saratoga Team

David Pierce –Rensselaer Team

Combined Statement of Financial PositionDecember 31, 2010

AssetsCash and cash equivalents......................3,930,912Investments ................................................470,692Receivables ..............................................4,046,845Prepaid expenses ..........................................86,755Property, plant & equipment, net..........13,744,419Other assets ................................................760,350

Total Assets........................................23,039,973

LiabilitiesAccounts payable andaccrued expenses ....................................3,275,977Current portion of long term debt ............403,424Deferred revenue ..........................................65,570Interest rate swap........................................667,398Long term debt ........................................9,564,262Other liabilities ........................................3,713,798

Total Liabilities ..................................17,690,429

Net AssetsNet assets, unrestricted ..........................5,349,544

Total Liabilities and Net Assets ............23,039,973

Combined Statement of Activities and Changes inNet Assets for the year ended December 31, 2010

RevenueProgram services revenue ....................35,450,881Other revenue ..............................................432,873

Total Revenue ....................................35,883,754

ExpensesSalaries and wages ................................19,055,006Fringe benefits ..........................................5,384,208Other than personal services ..................7,155,161Administration ..........................................4,153,998

Total Expenses ..................................35,748,373

Change in net assetsbefore swap contract ..................................135,381

Change in fair value ofinterest rate swap........................................– 88,742

Change in Net Assets ....................................46,639

Net Assets, unrestricted,Beginning of Year ....................................5,302,887

Net Assets, unrestricted,End of Year ................................................5,349,544

Revenue increased 1.8% from 2009.Audit conducted by:Cusak & Company, Certified Public Accountants LLC

LIVING RESOURCES CORPORATION AND AFFILIATESFinancial Statements

To our readers...Additional information about any of the programs listed in this Annual Report can be obtained by

visiting the Living Resources website at www.LivingResources.org or calling the Albany office at 518.218-0000and asking to speak to the program director.

Programs & Health Agencies Individuals Served

Acquired Brain Injury Services ......................................................136

Adventure Program ........................................................................31

After School Program......................................................................65

Carriage House Arts Center............................................................247

Certified Home Health Agency* ....................................................283

Clinical Services ..............................................................................725

College Experience Program ..........................................................22

Day Services (community-based)..................................................148

Day Services (site-based) ................................................................80

Employment Services ....................................................................134

Hearing Impaired & Interpreting Services ....................................86

In-Home Support Services ..............................................................33

Licensed Home Care Services Agency..........................................163

Residential Services**....................................................................287

Rotaract..............................................................................................5

Service Coordination ......................................................................297_________

Total individual program enrollments…………… 2,742

Total unduplicated individuals served………...…. 1,237

SERVICES PROVIDED in 2010

* This number includes individuals who received only a single service during 2010 such as the Peer Review Instrument assessments requiredannually by Medicaid waivered programs.

** Includes 77 homes and apartments for people with developmental disabilities living in Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady andWestchester Counties.

2010Agency Events

The 2010 Bishop Howard J. Hubbard Awards Luncheon washeld at the Albany Marriott in April. The honorees were

Community Volunteer Dorothy S. Stevens and Certified Master ChefDale Miller. Mrs. Stevens and Chef Miller have a long history ofinvolvement with Living Resources as donors and enthusiasticadvocates for the work of the organization.

Mistress of Ceremonies Lydia Kulbida, CEO Fred Erlich and Bishop HowardJ. Hubbard with 2010 honorees Dorothy S. Stevens and Chef Dale Miller.

The College Experience Program, in partnership with The Collegeof Saint Rose, celebrated its fourth class of graduates in May

2010 bringing the total number of graduates to 19. The purpose ofthe program is to prepare young adults to live independently withconfidence, work in competitive employment or to continue topursue higher education.

The 2010 CEP graduates include (front) Christina Higgins, Colleen Stasky, (back)Joseph Riccardi, Joshua Looman, Kevin Archibald, Khaleef Lewis and JeremyBailey.

In our never-ending endeavor to replace the loss of governmentfunding for programs, Living Resources established anotherfundraising event – the Living Resources Golf Tournament. Theevent was held at the beautiful Orchard Creek Golf Club inAltamont, New York and garnered rave reviews from theparticipants for the wonderful lunch and dinner menus, plentifulbeverages, the stylish golf shirts giveaway and the generouspremium bags. The 2011 tournament, again sponsored by JustinSpraker and Ameriprise Financial Services, is rumored to be evenbetter!

Winners of the 2010 Inaugural Golf Tournament Corporate Challenge includeRick Riccio, Kevin Russell, Scott Kind and Justin Riccio representing A.J.

Gallagher Risk Management Services.

2010Agency Events

Agroup of individuals from the Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) programorganized an event to mark Capital District Brain Injury Awareness

Day. What started out as a small picnic for ABI participants turned intoa grand celebration at Tawasentha Park in Guilderland, New York; itwas attended by nearly 300 people who came to share and to get thelatest information about services for individuals with traumatic braininjuries. The event was so successful that plans for another picnic arealready being made by the individuals who organized the 2010 program.

Members of the brain injury support group were interviewed by Anne Hayden(center) of the Altamont Enterprise regarding the Brain Injury Awareness Dayat Tawasentha Park.

The 20th Annual Culinary Cornucopia was a celebration like none otherin the Capital Region. It was the result of two decades of growth,

experimentation and hard work on the part of hundreds of people whowanted to truly make a difference in the lives of individuals and familieschallenged by developmental disabilities and brain injuries. The eventbrought together all of the components of a great party – mouth-wateringmenus, great wine pairings, gorgeous surroundings, interesting people andthe excitement of tantalizing auction items – only this party took place on amuch grander scale with over 500 guests. For those who attended the2010 event, it was a night to remember.

Fred Erlich accepts a plaque from The Albany Marriott General ManagerCatherine Stevens recognizing Living Resources for 20 years of dedication to

culinary excellence and education.

The annual Living Resources family picnic took place onJuly 16 and hosted almost 600 people. This year, five

jackets were distributed to individuals celebrating 25 yearswith Living Resources and eight blankets were given toindividuals who have lived in the residential program for 30years. About 30% of the individuals who come to us forresidential services have lived in a Living Resources residencefor 25 years or more.

Antoinette Fusco enjoys themusic at the annual picnic.

Fred Erlich presents John Blakelock with ajacket and 25-year certificate.

2010Agency Events

The After School Program (ASP) once again celebrated the start of the holiday season with a sumptuous turkeydinner prepared by staff in the agency cafetorium. The 2010 Thanksgiving dinner was the biggest ever with more

than 75 guests.

Living Resources staff member Joe Morelli carvesone of many turkeys for the Thanksgiving dinner.

Students, family members and ASP staffenjoy the feast!

In 2010, Living Resources began the installation of a 40 Kilowatt solarpanel array on the roof of its headquarters in Albany. The panels are

being leased from SunDog Solar as part of a New York State EnergyResearch and Development Authority grant initiative for businessesserving nonprofits, schools and municipalities. SunDog Solar will ownand maintain the panels for twenty years after which Living Resourceswill have the option to purchase the equipment. Anticipated savings inenergy costs is estimated to be about one-twelfth of the annual cost forenergy at the 300 Washington Avenue Extension headquarters. Thesolar energy project completed in January 2011 is part of the agency’sfocus to find ways to lessen our carbon emissions in areas where wehave programs. Solar panels atop Living Resources’ headquarters on

Washington Avenue Extension in Albany.

Albany County Executive Michael Breslin joins Betsy FerrisWyman of SunDog Solar and Fred Erlich for the winter ribboncutting ceremony celebrating Living Resources’ new solarpanels.

SUSTAINABLE BROADBAND ADOPTIONGrant

Early in 2010, Living Resources and CatholicCharities Disabilities Services, in partnership withapplicant Wildwood Programs, Inc. submitted a

federal grant request for a project that would fund asustainable broadband adoption initiative, includingequipment and implementation. The total cash value ofthe three-year grant to the partners is $845,363 within-kind match expenditures valued at $259,000.

The federal stimulus funds were made available by theAmerican Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) passedin February 2009 which designated $7.2 billion to expandbroadband adoption in unserved and underserved areasacross the country. The benefits of widespread broadbandusage, while typically supporting economic and investmentgrowth across the global business world, have manyeducational and operational advantages for agencies likeWildwood, Living Resources and Catholic Charities.

In addition to the purchase of computers with webcamsand microphones and the software that enables video calls,the advantages of the new broadband technology willinclude videoconferencing and recordkeeping of meetingsand trainings, real-time monitoring and medical supportfor aging and medically frail residents in agency homes,and cost efficient delivery of operational information andservices. Videoconferencing services among several agencysites alone is expected to save the three organizations manythousands of dollars in travel expenses and staff time everyyear.

Another major benefit to existing Living Resourcesprogramming as a result of enhanced broadbandtechnology directly impacts our services for individualswith disabilities. Participants in programs such asEmployment Services, the College Experience Program andthe Day Community Opportunities Program will havemany more opportunities to explore a variety of workexperiences and the skills necessary to prepare for them.Better trained job applicants, with all levels of abilities, willhave greater prospects for gaining the employment theywant with the introduction of sustainable broadband usagethroughout all three organizations.

GIFTS TO Living ResourcesJanuary 1, 2010 – December 31, 2010

The Living Resources Boards of Directors, staff and those we serve are grateful for the continuing support ofour donors. Donor support is a strong indicator of how our services are perceived by the community ingeneral and by our program participants and their families. Thank you, donors, for your vote of

confidence in our services and for honoring our work with your generous contributions. Only with your help canwe continue to meet the challenges facing individuals with developmental disabilities and brain injuries.

Gifts to theAcquired Brain Injury ProgramAnonymous

Gifts to theAfter School ProgramStewart’s Foundation Holiday MatchWGY Christmas Wish Campaign

Gifts to theCarriage House Arts CenterDebra CarpenterPatricia HernandezMartin, Mary Ann & James KenneallySonja KlinkowMr. James F. KommerMental Health Association in New York StateMr. & Mrs. David MomrowRaechel MorrisJohn & Marian NitskyJim & Gayla RiccardiKevin & Deborah RoseLauryann Scott-Irish

Gifts to theEmployee AppealAnonymousThomas & Courtney AukscunasKwesi BlanksonBrian BoodrowDavid, Dorothy & Claire BrownellAlfred F. BrunsonMary Beth BurdittSergio & Laurel CamachoCDPHPMichael & Macaire CognettiSteve & Kathy CondonJohn Charles CookKimberly DarlingLinda DeLucaStephanie DiCoccoAnne DoyleKaren DoyleSusan & John Dunnigan

Michael Brian EnglishMr. & Mrs. Fredrick W. ErlichMaggie Erlich & Reed AndersonJoel & Bette FrisinoErin GappSharon GoldbergDenise HamedyScott, Regan & Jackson HamiltonFrancine HemansSarah M. HewittTaalib & Katrina HortonJanice HundleyInger HurleyMary T. KerbelisJoe LaMalfaJim LevayJulie LissMichelle LongeSusan & Colin LovelockEliot MargolisSarah Ann MarincicRachel MartinoVincent MascardiJason & Keri MazzucaJoan & Jim MeyerPauline & Tim MorrisAnne MurphyJanet & Neil MurrayNew Horizons of AlbanyRay NewmanMr. & Mrs. David NoonanDan OwensChristine PamberiRandy & Lawanda PattersonSally & Lester PerleeMr. & Mrs. Lawrence PoitrasDavid C. PutmanLisa, John & Joseph RazanouskyCharlene SaideSelkirk Cogen Partners, L.P.Thomas & Robin StoverTim & Bonnie UnserAnne ValliereJaneen VanAuken

Gifts to theMiller Sanders GalleryThe Prudential Foundation

Gifts to theResidential ProgramPatricia & Ted LevineFran & Charlie Rasmussen

Gifts in Support ofServices to Individualswith DisabilitiesAmeriprise Financial Services, Inc.Debra AvellinoManning & Lois BalcomRalph & Susan BandelDaniel H. & Muriel S. BassettJohn & Laurel BerbachKaren BerneyHon. Robert M. BlaisMr. & Mrs. Raymond A. BleserVladia Boniewski & Daniel VallelyDonald & Jeanne BourqueLou & Judy BuhrmasterDavid BurtisBob & Anne BylancikMs. Andrea CassDaniel J. CarrollJoanne E. CerneckAlexandra Chalif & David ThomsonWilliam B. & Ellen C. ChapmanThe Chinese Community Center of the

Capital DistrictMarjorie CoelloThe Community Foundation for the Capital

Region’s Thomas J. Gorman FundJohn R. CraigRobert S. CummingsCusack & Company, CPAs, LLCLoretta DarcyBob Daubney’s Bowling & BilliardsRobert H. Day, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John S. DelaneyMr. & Mrs. Robert Del Signore

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence DeMersKatherine P. DixonKent DixonThe Dounoucos Family FoundationSusan DunniganRoland, Christa & Mark EberhardSara EricksonExit 9 Wine & Liquor WarehouseArthur & Jane FergusonJudy FreyJudy & Roy FruitermanRichard A. Fuerst, Esq.Arnold & Lois Anne GalbraithArthur & Deborah GoldsteinGerald A. GrabcheskiThomas GreeleyWilliam M. HarrisJames & Joan HealeyHoffman & Miller Oil Co.David & Peg HolohanHSBC Bank USAMaribeth JahnJay H. Jakovic, Esq.John’s Auto Service, Inc.Karen B. JohnsonE. Stewart Jones, Jr.Milton M. KaplanPatricia R. KellamJ. Eric King & Kathlene ThielMaggie KirwinAdam J. & Ruth A. KoblenskyLeonard J. KotRobert W. LazarPatricia & Ted LevineMarc W. Lustick, Esq.W.J. Lyons, Jr. Funeral Home, Inc.Timothy D. Lytton & Rachel A. AnisfeldJames & Barbara MalerbaDarlana C. MartinezBetty O. McCantyAnne & Tom McEvoyThomas Meyer & Maura McPeakKristin McVeigh & David ParenteMr. & Mrs. William McVeigh

Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. MedickRichard C. MeredayDoris C. MooradianMr. & Mrs. Robert J. MullerCarmella MurphyRobert & Janice MyersMr. & Mrs. NakalmaMr. & Mrs. Richard NandkissoreJohn & Marian NitskyMr. & Mrs. Donald J. NolanNortheastern Association of

the Blind at AlbanyNYBDC Charitable FoundationThe Old Brick Furniture CompanyChet & Karen OpalkaBob & Sharon OrmerodCharles & Donna PaioffMr. & Mrs. William B. PicotteGerene PincherRon & Carol PiotrowskiRonald & Cynthia PlacekMr. & Mrs. Martin PollackRichard ProppFran & Charlie RasmussenThe Review FoundationLawrence I. & Blanche H. Rhodes

Memorial FundJim & Gayla RiccardiSue & Tom RoganDebbie & Kevin RoseGeorge R. RosnerDaniel RoundRoyal Care Pharmacy ServicesDrue SandersJanis & Lewis SapersteinJames SartoreAlta SchallehnHelga A. SchroeterSEFCU Community Support ProgramJim & Robin SevinskyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Skinner, Jr.Justin & Sarah SprakerElizabeth Squires, Key BankAlice G. Stasky

Robert & Elsie StenardDorothy S. StevensSurpass Chemical Co., Inc.Dave & Rowie TaylorSusan Thrasher, M.D., Ph.D.Virginia E. TouheyMr. & Mrs. C.E. Tryon, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John TuckerKevin & Mary TullyCarolyn & Mario VaccaroPaul & Kimberly ValenteKimberly Strauchon VernerJohn G. WalshCharlene & David WelcomeMary Ellen & Tom WindishAnna Zito

BequestsEstate of Katherine P. DixonEstate of Barbara P. Sloan

Matching GiftsAspect, The Silicon Valley

Community FoundationGE FoundationNew Horizons of AlbanyState Street

United Way/SEFAAnonymousDennis BlackmanSteven R. BlowAlfred C. BrunsonAndrea D. CassKaren S. ConnorsMr. & Mrs. John S. DelaneyFelix G. Donnelly, IIIKathleen M. HannonKathleen F. HenaultMr. & Mrs. Stanley J. KellyJames W. LaneSharon McLellandCatherine A. MerrimanCarolyn Peterson-Vaccaro

Dr. William J. Cromie stands outside of the LivingResources Employee Wellness Center that bears hisname, generously funded by CDPHP.

Eileen M. PierceThomas ShoudyNancy P. SplonskowskiWalter J. Trojanek

Bishop Howard J. HubbardAwards Luncheon HonoringChef Dale Miller andDorothy S. StevensJacqueline AhlAmeriprise Financial Services, Inc.Susan BaileyRalph & Susan BandelDoris BedellRev. & Mrs. Paul BlanchMr. & Mrs. Raymond A. BleserVladia C. BoniewskiTheresa BoorMr. & Mrs. Steven BoucheyLaura BrazeeHon. Michael BreslinDebra CarpenterCatholic Charities, Inc.The College of Saint RoseJohn Charles CookErin DemontDr. & Mrs. Harry DePanMr. & Mrs. Roland DoucetMr. & Mrs. Angelo DounoucosBarbara DragonSusan DunniganMr. & Mrs. Benjamin ElmoreMr. & Mrs. Fredrick W. ErlichMr. & Mrs. Thomas FaistMr. & Mrs. Joseph FaroneJudy FreyRichard A. Fuerst, Esq.Dr. Phillip FuscoSarah E. GageMrs. Ruben S. GersowitzDr. & Mrs. John HackettPatricia HernandezHon. Gerald D. Jennings

Karen B. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. William J. JuronChuck KreuterLydia KulbidaLavelle & Finn LLPRobert W. LazarMr. & Mrs. Mark LevineJames LinnanMr. & Mrs. George MarshallMr. & Mrs. Norman MassryMr. & Mrs. William McVeighDonald MetznerJoan MeyerDr. Paul MiesingAlma MitchellMr. & Mrs. Edward MooradianJoseph MorelliMorgan Linen ServiceMr. & Mrs. James J. MorrellMr. & Mrs. Paul MunsonMr. & Mrs. Kevin O'ConnorChet & Karen OpalkaEdward PalmerMr. & Mrs. Wilfred B. PauquetteMary PedoneRon & Carol PiotrowskiMr. & Mrs. Warren PrattFrank PrevratilDonna & Yono PurnomoMichael QuarantaKathleen QuinnJoAnne RafalikShirley ReaddeanJim & Gayla RiccardiRichard RiccioVincent & Rob Rossi-MeyerDaniel RoundAlta SchallehnRev. & Mrs. Peter SchofieldHelga A. SchroeterJim & Robin SevinskyMr. & Mrs. Vincent SfaraMr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Skinner, Jr.

Richard SleasmanDr. Joel M. SpiroElizabeth SquiresMr. & Mrs. Harry E. Stevens, IIIMichael SuprunowiczAndrea TaichnarMr. & Mrs. Kevin TullyBonnie UnserMargarethe VandenbergRev. Marshall J. VangDr. John D. WalkoRev. WamplerPatricia G. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Thomas Windish

Inaugural GolfTournamentTitle Sponsor:

Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.Corporate Challenge Sponsor:

Marshall & Sterling UpstateScholarship Sponsor:

Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC19th Hole Sponsor:

M.M. Hayes CompanyADP, Inc.AJ Gallagher Risk Management ServicesAlbany Institute of History and ArtAll Star Wine & SpiritsTony AlvarezTom AmellJohn AntalekMike BaldwinRick BarnettBBL Family of CompaniesJohn BohanskiKevin BettiniBurst MarketingCapital Bauer InsuranceKevin CareyAnthony CarrowCarrow Real Estate ServicesJohn Cerone

Jim and Rhea Clark and their daughter Betsy at theLiving Resources Donor Recognition Event held inMay 2010. The Clark family created a lastingtribute through their Review Foundation by namingthe Board Room.

David ChamberlainJoseph ChambersJohn ChiaramonteTony ChiaramonteBrian ChristeinKen ClaflinMatt ClarkeDonald ClureRichard CodyMichael CognettiCommunity Care Physicians, P.C.Michael ConnellyJeff ConnollyBrian CookCool Insuring Agency, Inc.John R. CraigBob CrandallPaul CudaJim CusackCusack & Company, CPAs, LLCBill DaviesSean DaviesDavies Office Refurbishing, Inc.Larry DeAngelusJack DelaneyMary Pat DevineSam DonadioPat DoodyDrue Sanders Custom JewelersMatt DuddyFred ErlichHermes FernandezRhonda FinlaysonFirst NiagaraDan FitzpatrickJoel FrisinoJudy & Roy FruitermanDr. & Mrs. Mark FruitermanRichard Fuerst, Esq.Robert FuerstBen GabrieleTerry GillooleyKevin GleasonChris Greagan

Joan GriffinTom HansJohn HarwickCourtney HaydockEric HeathwaitBill HinesHoffman’s PlaylandDerrick HoganRoy HogeboomLee HortonHSBC Bank USAMiles Hughett, Edison ClubKevin HunzikerDale HurdI Love NY PizzaJohn IngemieJanney Montgomery Scott LLCRick JonesScott KindJack KnowltonBucky KolesarBrent KosocChuck KreuterJoe LaMalfaTom LaurensonRobert LazarSarah Lewis-BelcherM&T BankDoug MaclaineMike MacomberJeanne MalloyJohn MaloneyKeith ManuelDavid MartinAnthony MashutaThe Melting PotSue MerrillMetroland Business Machines, Inc.Al MillerMobile Air Transport, Inc.Morgan Stanley Smith BarneyTom MurphyJohn MurrayMike Murray

Paul MurrayDave MysilwiecDan NearyEd NearyPat NearyJohn NewkirkScott NokesNormanside Country ClubNortheastern Fine JewelersBob OrmerodLynn J. PauquettePavement Technologies International Corp.Manny PenaMarty PfeiffenbergerPhil PfeiffenbergerLouis PierroPierro Law GroupJon PipasTim ProvostJohn PuigArun PuranikDavid PutmanMichael QuarantaRBC Capital MarketsMark ReevesNed ReevesRob ReynoldsJim & Gayla RiccardiJustin RiccioRick RiccioDave RichterWillis RistauDonald RobbinsHarold RobertsTodd RoemerDoug RoseRose & Kiernan, Inc.Stephen RosenblattDaniel RoundRoute Fore Golf CenterRick RowlandsRoyal Care Pharmacy ServicesKevin RussellSackatoga Stable, LLC

Sheila and Bill McVeigh chose to underwrite theCEO’s Executive Suite in honor of their son Billywho receives services from Living Resources.

Drue SandersGreg ScottPeter SemenzaLaura SiracuseJustin SprakerMatt StacconeStrategic Pension Services, LLCMichael StyglesJohn SuitsMark SullivanMichael SuprunowiczAngela TellerEverett TellerMarisa TellerLewis TittertonTM Byxbee Company, CPAsKevin J. Tollisen, Esq.Tree Paad Fun CenterTully Rinckey PLLCUBS Financial Services, Inc.Paul ValenteDave VenerShawn VianaJohn WalshBob WelchWindsor Development Co.Glenn WinterMark WolfsbergBob WrightMatt YoungScott ZieglerTom ZinkBen Ziskin

NYRA Open House &Family DayTom & Courtney AukscunasLaura & Morgan BrazeeMary Beth BurdittKeilan ChristopherMichael CognettiKaren DoyleBarbara Dragon

Steve & Deborah EnnisSteven FreyTracy GutowskiPeter KarpJen KellerDebbie, Kevin, Andrew & Sean KreisJulie LissSusan LovelockMike MatulisJoan MeyerDonna Mosier & Neil SeybothDan OwensKay PasternackLarry ReinertJoyce & John RomanAngela SmithBonnie Unser

20th AnniversaryCulinary CornucopiaPresenting Sponsor:

Hannaford SupermarketsSignature Sponsor:

Northeastern Fine JewelryCorporate Sponsors:

BBL Family of CompaniesCapital BauerDunkin’ DonutsJoseph Carr WineFirst NiagaraHSBC Bank USARose & Kiernan, Inc.SEFCU

Media Sponsors:99.5 The RiverWNYT News Channel 13

A Peaceful Place – Facial ConnectionsAaron’s, Inc.Albany County Convention & Visitor’s

BureauAlbany Light Truck & Car Repair ServiceAlbany MarriottAlbany Marriott Market

David & Cindy AllanMary Ann D. AllenMary Beth AllenAmerican Culinary FederationPaul J. & Susan M. AndrewsAngelo’s 677 PrimeAnna O'Keeffe's PubAnonymousAnthology StudioClifford & Joyce ApgarAppliance Giant, Inc.Pamela ArchieArlene’s Artist MaterialsJoseph ArmstrongCarol & Leon Aronowitz, IIMarcia AronowitzArtform’s Gallery and FrameryAthos RestaurantJill AugustTom & Courtney AukscunasAutism Society of America

Albany ChapterWill BackesThe Family of Melissa BaconDania Bagyi, KidographyStephen BaillySteve & Diane BarberMaria & Robert BarbieriCindy BarfordJohn & Cindy BarkowskiRichard BassBud BatesDavid BauerKarin BeckerMr. & Mrs. Wayne BeddoeThe Bellenoit FamilyBenchemark Printing, Inc.John & Laurel BerbachVicki BeyerLiz BishopBJ’s Warehouse Wholesale ClubBlackburn GalleryMaria Blanchard

Foundation board member Justin Spraker and hiswife Sarah with Fred and Beth Erlich at the 20thanniversary celebration of the Culinary Cornucopia.

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond BleserBlue Spice Modern Gourmet

Thai RestaurantJoe & Donna BonacquistiBond, Schoeneck, & King, PLLCVladia BoniewskiJoseph BonkoskiKevin BottiniSteven & Susan BoucheyBouchey Financial GroupBournebrook Antique CenterBraverman-Panza Medical GroupSenator Neil D. BreslinMichael & MaryEllen BrockbankMike BrownMark BruckerJohn & Christine BryanDave & Shari ButhferCabot CheeseDavid J. & Janet M. J. CadyAssemblyman Ron CanestrariCapital Communications FCU

Cares FoundationCapital Region BOCES Hospitality

& Culinary Technology ProgramCapital Region Urological Surgeons, PLLCCapital Repertory TheatreMichael CappielloJoseph CarrA.J. & Mary CarrierJonathan Carroll’s FansCarter, Conboy, Case, Blackmore,

Maloney, & Laird, P.C.CDPHPCentral SteakCentury HouseEllen ChapmanChatham Imports, Inc.Max ChmuraColleen CioffiClear Channel RadioLisa H. CliffordCoccadotts Cake ShopMr. & Mrs. Richard T. Cody

Jim & Mary ColemanThe College of Saint RoseJack & Susie CollettCheryl CollierCommunity Living and Advocacy Supports, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. James M. ConboyWilliam ConnorKyle CornellIrma Cornell-KudlacikJenness CortezThe Costumer, Inc.Cotton Hill StudiosCR Gas Logs & FireplacesBob & Meredith CrandallCrisafulli Brothers, Inc.Crossgates MallCrowne Plaza Albany HotelTom CrudoCulinary CelebrationsCulinary Institute of AmericaLoretta DarcyMike & Ann D’AttilioDavies Office Refurbishing, Inc.John DeCelleJack & Lynn DelaneyBob & Kathy Del SignoreJoan DembioskiDomenick & Katie DeSantisThe DesmondDimension Fabricators, Inc.Discount Flooring SupermartDiviniteaJack & Barbara DraffenDrue Sanders Custom JewelersJohn & Erin DuBoisSusan DunniganAlex & Kim EasterlingRoland, Christa, & Mark EberhardEd Lewi AssociatesEdgeco Environmental, Inc.Marie & Fredor EleckoHerb EllisRene & Rachel EnglehardtAnne & Paul Engster

Deborah EnnisMr. & Mrs. Fredrick W. ErlichBill EstesEvokeExit 9 Wine & Liquor WarehouseMr. & Mrs. Larry FairchildRuth FantasiaFelthousen’s Florist & GreenhouseSal FerlazzoDr. Frederick FischerIngrid FisherEileen FitzpatrickPam FloryFo’Castle FarmFogg’s AutomotiveNehme J. Frangie, Jr.Joel & Bette FresinoJudy & Roy FruitermanRichard A. Fuerst, Esq., Higgins,

Roberts, Beyerl, & Coan, P.C.Furniture TheaterTerry GabrielSarah E. GageJoyce GaigeLois Anne & Arnold GalbraithElizabeth J. GallagherIvo GarciaKen GellhausGeorge Mann Tory TavernMike, Debbie & Katie GilliganGinsberg’sElayne GoldPatricia GormanThomas & Sylvia GormanCarrie Anne & Brett GoyerGreat Escape & Splashwater

Kingdom Six Flag FriendsGreene Trucking, Inc.Eric Guenther, Adventure in

Food TradingGary GuentherThe Guilderland YMCATracy GutowskiHair & Body Essentials

Culinary Cornucopia Mistress of Ceremonies BenitaZahn poses with John DeCelle of SEFCU. BothBenita and SEFCU are long-term supporters of thisevent, adding to its yearly success.

Nigar HaleKathy HallJim & Cloeia HamiltonJ. Marc Hannibal, Esq.Jon HannibalThe Hanover Insurance GroupWilliam M. Harris, Esq. & Holly A. KatzMaureen HartmannHilary HealyJack & Kim HealyThe Henault FamilyHermies Music StorePatricia & Heidi HernandezDrew HerronWayne & Nancy HerronMr. Robert Higgins, Higgins

Family FoundationThe Hilton FamilyHilton Garden Inn – AlbanyHilton Garden Inn – TroyMr. & Mrs. Henry HinkelMr. & Mrs. J. G. Fred Hiss, Jr.Hoffman Development CorporationHoffman & Miller Oil CompanyBill HohensteinLois HooverAmy HorwitzHuck Finn’s WarehouseMike & Beth Ann HutchersonThe Illium CaféGloria & Richard IversonJanney Montgomery Scott LLCHon. Gerald D. JenningsJohn’s Auto ServiceKaren B. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. E. Stewart Jones, Jr.Joyelle’s Jewelers LTDEdith & Richard JozwiakMilton KaplanPeter KarpLara KasselGayle KatzmanBrian Kavanaugh

Jim KavanaughBryan KelleyKey Bank FoundationShannon Keyes, Key 2 JoyDave & Lynn KlefbeckBrent & Kara KosocKrause’s Homemade CandyChuck KreuterLa Brea BakeryJames & Angel LaFaveLammon Architects, LLPMaria LancellaDiane LangLa SerreLate Show with David LettermanLinda LaudatoRobert W. LazarDavie LealLaurie LeeLori LeichmanSue LeviJames & Mark LevinePatricia & Ted LevineKaren LewisJim LinnanJulie LissCarol LitridesSusan Lovelock, LeelaCat StudioM&T BankElizabeth MacaulayMarjorie MacElroyMaestro’sMalkin & RossThe Mallozzi FamilyDolores & Leo MalossiManey, McConville, & Liccardi, P.C.Marshall & Sterling Upstate, Inc.David & Julie MartinMr. & Mrs. John MartinD. C. Martinez & S. M. KipperNoble & Robin MasiDavid MassaMr. & Mrs. Edmond Massa

Hon. Norman MassryNorman & Micki MassryGerriAnn MastromarinoMaterials Recovery CompanyAngelo MazzoneBernard & Terry McCue and

Stephanie ValentineThe McEvoy FamilyMcGeary’s Irish PubAndrea McGloinHerman McLeanBob McNamaraAngela McNerneyKristin McVeigh & David ParenteWilliam & Sheila McVeighMr. & Mrs. Donald G. MedickPeter & Patti MendittoMetropolis VintageChris & Jen MillerDale Miller, CMC, WGMC, AACDale Miller – The Art of DiningJohn MillerMirror Lake Inn Resort & SpaMiss Sydney’s Secret Family Recipes, LLCMickey MitchellM.M. Hayes Company, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. David MocklarMorgan Linen ServiceMichael MorganMorgan Stanley Smith BarneyMTM Pharmacy ServicesPatricia MurphyDr. & Mrs. Neil MurraySandra & Joseph NardociDeborah NewkirkNew World BistroNew York Racing AssociationParents of Brian NitskyGail Ann Nizinkirck & Bohdan KostiukMr. & Mrs. Jeremy NobleMr. & Mrs. Donald J. NolanNYS Developmental Disabilities

Planning Council

Certified Master Chef Dale Miller presents a 20thAnniversary Culinary Cornucopia RecognitionAward to Donna and Yono Purnomo of Yono’sRestaurant.

Jeanne O’ConnellThe Old Brick Furniture CompanyJohn & Donna OlsenChet & Karen OpalkaJoan O’SullivanJennifer PageBrian & Jennifer PalmerAnthony Panza & Dr. Jill Braverman-PanzaMr. & Mrs. Rudolf PaulsenCharles A. PemburnArthur PerryMr. & Mrs. Randall PerryLaura PetrovicThe Phoenician's RestaurantLou & Paula PierroPierro Law GroupCheri & Paul PinkansRon & Carol PiotrowskiCynthia & Ron PlacekAlice B. PooleColleen PrattWarren & Dorothy PrattJanice PrichettProctor’s TheatreProfessor Java’s Coffee SanctuaryProvana Hair StudioLucy PrudencioPrudential Manor HomesMr. & Mrs. John J. PuigDonna & Yono PurnomoMr. & Mrs. Michael QuarantaBruce & Nancy QuayDan & Lisa RadomskiRandall Perry PhotographyFran & Charlie RasmussenReel Seafood CompanyReflection Nail SalonLarry & Tanya ReinertJan Reiss-WeitzmanJim & Linda RhoadsJim & Gayla RiccardiRick Riccio, St. Anne InstituteBrad RiceKen & Susi Ritzenberg

Riverfront Art CoopRoma ImportsMr. & Mrs. Kevin RoseSusan RosenbergDan Round & Jeanne MaloyRoyal Care Pharmacy ServicesRumors IV MenRumors Inc.Bill & Mary Ellen SageMike & Betsy SaltsmanSam’s Italian American RestaurantTracie SandellDrue Sanders & David EhmannLinda Ann SandersMargaret SandersSaratoga HiltonSaratoga Spring Water Co.Alta & Bernie SchallehnSchenectady Hardware & Electric Co.Kurt & Leah SchmidtEd SchmitzHelga A. SchroeterPaul & Diane SciocchettiGreg & Mindy ScottLisa ScottMichael SeireiterLe Grande SerrasJim & Robin SevinskyFred & Sylvia SieversThe Siver FamilyKen & Marggie SkinnerDonna SmithKaren SmithSoft Tex ManufacturingFritz & Debbie SonnenschmidtSPACSpectrum TheatreMr. & Mrs. A.J. SperrazzaSperry’s RestaurantJoel M. Spiro, M.D. &

Kira KaplunovskySpoon & Whisk KitchenwareMr. & Mrs. Justin J. SprakerElizabeth Squires, KeyBank

Staff, Ciampino, & Company, P.C.The State RoomMary Beth SteffenEric StenslandDorothy S. StevensHarry E. Stevens, IIIStewart’s ShopsStrategic Pension Services, LLCStuyvesant Plaza, Inc.R. Mark & Kathleen SullivanSunmark Federal Credit UnionCarol SwyerSYSCOAndrea TaichnarCharles TallentTandoori RestaurantTech Valley CommunicationsEverett & Marisa TellerMr. & Mrs. Brian TemperineSusan Thrasher & Chuck SchwartzTime Warner CableJoanne & Bill ToomeyTroy Music HallTruly RheMr. & Mrs. C.E. Tryon, Jr.Lynette & Michael TuckerUBS Financial Services, Inc.Uncle Monty and Debbie –

Shirley, We Love YouJohn J. & Sarah J. UnserTimothy & Bonnie UnserCarolyn & Mario VaccaroMary VailPaul & Kimberly ValenteMr. & Mrs. Leonard VandenbergArthur Verner & Kimberly StrauchonVerner

Marcia & Stephen WainwrightJohn G. WalshChris & Sara WardWarren Tire Service Center, Inc.Gary WeitzmanWheatfieldsWhiteface Mountain, Olympic

Regional Development AuthoritySue WilliamsTom & Mary Ellen WindishWolberg Electrical Supply Co.Todd WoodruffJamie WoodwardWoodward, Connor, Gillies, & Seleman

ArchitectsAnne C. YaminYe Ole Locksmith Shoppe Inc.Young, Sommer, Ward, Ritzenberg,

Baker, & MooreBenita ZahnHisa ZhuBen & Lynnette Ziskin

Chef Luca Brunelle ofthe Reel SeafoodCompany receives agold medal from theAmerican CulinaryFederation judges atthe 2010 CulinaryCornucopia.

Gifts Made in Honor of:Louis J. Bonan from

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. CapkaJoseph Cimon from

Gerard W. CimonEmily Covey from

Bruce & Debbie CoveyKim Del Signore from

Stephanie A. BalnaitisMr. & Mrs. Robert Del Signore

Andrew Draffen fromJack & Barbara Draffen

Fred & Beth Erlich fromGreg & Michele SchwabMyron & Marsha Vanetsky

Seth Fruiterman & Aviva Meyerowitz fromMr. & Mrs. Herbert Swift

Mr. Richard Fuerst fromDorothy S. Stevens

Mr. & Mrs. William McVeigh fromPaul & Phyllis Cooney

Dale L. Miller, C.M.C. fromJan Reiss-Weitzman

Robert Mulhall from parentsHarry & Lillian Mulhall

John James Murphy fromCarmella Murphy

Sandra V. Nardoci fromThe Prudential CARES Volunteer

Grants ProgramBrian Nitsky from

John & Marian NitskyDorothy S. Stevens from

Richard A. Fuerst, Esq.

Gifts Made in Memory of:Louis J. Bonan from

Breckenridge Garden Arts 1David Capka

Mary & Vincent CapkaCorvette Atlanta Inc.Kathleen Libbey & Shannon

Libbey-LandisMrs. Jeanette Lozupone

Jarka M. Burian fromGrayce Susan Burian

Katherine P. Dixon fromSusan & Michael HerronBetty O. McCanty

Nancy Dixon fromSusan & Michael Herron

Howard Geffner fromRobert & Lauren Kasper

John Hurley fromInger Hurley

Michael Kaplan fromRobert & Lauren Kasper

Dr. James O’Brien fromGenevieve Lentlie

Kevin J. O’Brien fromAnthony & Jeanne AureliaPat ButlerSharon L. DavisRobert & Ellen HotzKen & Kathy JenningsColeen KeeganJanet & James KurposkaRachel MacDonellGregory MaguireSusan F. McCarthyDavid & Estelle MomrowEdward O’BrienKathleen M. O’BrienSharon O’Brien &

Trevor OakleySylvia O’BrienVincent & Ann O’BrienAndrea Taichnar

Margaret TarpinianMargaret A. TuckerRuth & Donna UlionUniversity at Albany, Office

for Sponsored ProgramsUniversity at Albany, Office

of the Vice President forResearch: Dr. James A Dias,Janice E. Bogan, Terri CaseyPatricia Zeccolo, Peter Gonczlik

Edward W. ViskerMonica Wilson

Robert F. Reynolds fromAlbany City HallEileen BucciJohn G. FemiaJames P. FoleyMarguerite HoganNancy LohrfinckJulia M. MarhoeferDarlana C. Martinez &

Sally M. KipperBonnie & Jerry OwenJoan Reynolds

Rick Rue fromConnie Rue’s friends andcoworkers, New York StateTaxation and Finance

LeeAnn Stenard fromElizabeth & Christopher MeyerRobert & Elsie Stenard

Thomas Unser fromPeter & Joanne ChampagneMr. & Mrs. Wilfred B. Pauquette

Marie Valentino fromCorvette Atlanta Inc.

Edward W. Wray fromFrances Livesay & Guy Rich

Gifts In-KindBenchemark Printing, Inc.Curtis LumberMr. & Mrs. Fredrick W. ErlichJoel FrisinoWilliam M. HarrisElma LovelockFrancine SadowskiJeff & Jeanne SamaVillage Photo

Chef Ryan Huneau of theMallozzi Group accepts theGinsberg’s Salon Award at the20th Anniversary CulinaryCornucopia in November2010.

Living Resources Corporation2010 Board of Directors

OfficersJohn S. Delaney, PresidentBonita Sanchez, Vice PresidentRichard T. Cody, TreasurerRosemary Taylor, Secretary

Board MembersVladia C. BoniewskiRobert BylancikWilliam DaviesSara EricksonJudy FruitermanPhilip Fusco, Ph.D.Kristin ParenteJames RiccardiPeter SheridanElizabeth SquiresPaul C. ValenteRobert WakemanPatricia Williams

Living ResourcesCertified Home Health Agency2010 Board of Directors

OfficersJoan L. Healey, PresidentJoan Gold, Ph.D.Kevin Tully, TreasurerKaren Berney, Secretary

Board MembersMichelle CravetzPatricia GillespieAlycia Gregory, LMSWJoseph W. LangKimberly Strauchon Verner, Esq.Maryfran Wachunas

Living Resources LicensedHome Care Agency2010 Board of Directors

OfficersHelga A. Schroeter, PresidentKenneth C. Skinner, Jr., Vice PresidentJoseph LaCivita, TreasurerGary Siegel, Secretary

Board MembersDavid CherubinLinda LaudatoMarc W. Lustick, Esq.Richard C. MeredayShirley Raeddean

Living Resources Foundation2010 Board of Directors

OfficersJohn G. Walsh, PresidentRichard A. Fuerst, Esq., Vice PresidentPeter J. Cornell, TreasurerDrue Sanders, Secretary

Board MembersCarol L. AronowitzRaymond A. Bleser, Jr.Jill Braverman-Panza, M.D.Kevin A. CareyRichard T. CodyJohn S. DelaneyJay H. Jakovic, Esq.James F. JednakMaggie Kirwin, Ed.D.Robert W. LazarCarolyn Peterson-VaccaroMichael A. QuarantaDaniel RoundBonita SanchezAlta SchallehnJustin J. SprakerJeffrey H. Stern, Ph. D., M.D.Catherine J. StevensDorothy S. StevensSusan Thrasher, M.D., Ph.D.Paul C. ValenteChristopher D. Ward

Honorary Board MembersBishop Howard J. HubbardMayor Gerald D. JenningsKaren B. JohnsonDale L. Miller, C.M.C., A.A.C.Sandra V. NardociRabbi Scott Shpeen

Administrative StaffFredrick W. Erlich, Chief Executive OfficerRoy Hogeboom, Chief Financial OfficerAndrea Taichnar, Assistant Executive

Director for ProgramJudith Frey, Assistant Executive

Director for Administration

DirectorsMichael S. Cognetti, Acquired Brain

Injury ServicesBarbara Dragon, R.N., Licensed Home

Care Services AgencySusan Dunnigan, R.N., Specialty Health

ServicesChristine Hough, Corporate ComplianceMichelle A. Longe, Service CoordinationEileen Martel, Human ResourcesJason R. Mazzuca, Quality AssuranceJoan Meyer, Public AffairsJoseph J. Morelli, Strategic Planning &

Internal Financial ReviewDan Owens, Information ServicesDavid Putman, Resource Management &

AllocationKathleen Quinn, R.N., Certified Home

Health AgencyJennifer Richard, Program ServicesBonnie Unser, Fund DevelopmentAnne Valliere, Employment Services

Licensed Home Care Services Agency518/867-8777

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