MUSIC PARENTS
(Updated 10/18/2021)
(Updated 10/18/2021)
Very reliable sources are informing that NYSSMA will be requiring Covid-19 vaccination for all participants in Senior High Area All State (SH AAS), which will likely apply to all NYSSMA music competitions and festivals forthcoming. While NYSSMA has not yet posted official vaccine requirements on their website, we must take action now before it's too late. Contact your county chapter immediately and tell them NO VACCINE REQUIREMENT for our kids.
ACTION IS NEEDED NOW!
Call and Email
Sample Letter and Contacts Below
ACTION IS NEEDED NOW!
Call and Email
Sample Letter and Contacts Below
Dear NYSSMA State Chairperson,
It has come to my attention of the upcoming vaccination guidelines that NYSSMA has put in place for Area All State participating students. Before I go any further, will it be a requirement for any person entering the building to show proof of covid-19 vaccination (teachers, spectators, custodians, postal workers (who have an exemption currently), contractors)? As a concerned parent, I would like to share some information regarding these guidelines.
2 The covid-19 vaccine has serious safety concerns.
The students enrolled in NYSSMA have worked extremely hard to get to this point. Knowing that the vaccinated can still contract and spread the virus and that there are serious safety concerns about the vaccine itself, it should not be mandated for all to attend. It is unethical and discriminatory to impose a vaccine mandate upon all students. This is absolute bullying! Students are not required to have the covid vaccine to attend school or participate in band and chorus classes. Senior High Area All State (SH AAS) is an extension of those school programs. If we consider all of the facts and not just those being thrown at us by the mainstream media, then the Board of Directors for NYSSMA will rethink the vaccination policy.
Thank you,
It has come to my attention of the upcoming vaccination guidelines that NYSSMA has put in place for Area All State participating students. Before I go any further, will it be a requirement for any person entering the building to show proof of covid-19 vaccination (teachers, spectators, custodians, postal workers (who have an exemption currently), contractors)? As a concerned parent, I would like to share some information regarding these guidelines.
- Vaccinated individuals still carry and transmit the virus.
- Dr. Robert Malone is an internationally recognized doctor and scientist who assisted with inventing mRNA vaccines. He has stated, “The idea that if you have a workplace where everybody is vaccinated, you’re not going to have virus spread is totally false and a lie. Consider the scientific fact that vaccinated people have less symptoms than the unvaccinated, but can still easily spread disease.”
- Jen Psaki and the CDC have openly stated that those vaccinated can still contract and spread covid-19.
- Israel has one of the world’s highest covid-19 vaccination levels (primarily with Pfizer vaccine) and almost 60% of hospitalized for covid were fully vaccinated. Ran Balicer the CIO of Clalit Health Services, Israel’s largest HMO has stated, “That is a very clear warning sign for the rest of the world.”
- A paper published on 9/30 in Eurosurveillance showed “Covid-19 spread rapidly by a fully vaccinated patient to fully vaccinated staff, patients, and family members, despite a 96%vaccination rate and use of PPE.” 5 patients died and 9 had severe cases.
- Reuters reported that six months after receiving the second dose of Pfizer’s two-shot vaccine, many recipients no longer have vaccine-induced antibodies that can immediately neutralize variants.
2 The covid-19 vaccine has serious safety concerns.
- Dr. Peter McCullough, a senior Professor of Internal Medicine at Texas A&M University and a trained Epidemiologist has called for a halt to the vaccine for those under 30 citing safety concerns and “no clinical benefit.”
- In June, 2021, the FDA added a warning to both the Pfizer and Moderna covid-19 vaccines regarding risk of heart inflammation.
- More recently on 10/10/21 Iceland was added to the list of countries (Finland, Sweden, and Denmark) to pause the Moderna covid-19 vaccine due to increased heart issues (myocarditis and pericarditis).
- On 5/20/21 a study released by Ogata, et al. found the spike protein from the mRNA covid vaccine is present systematically in the blood from day 1 of the shot and not localized to the injection site. This could explain why the side-effects that are potentially connected to the spike protein can occur throughout the body and are not localized to the injection site.
- According to an article on Sharyl Attkinsson’s webpage, on 5/24/21 57 health experts from 17 countries have signed an endorsement urging “The cov-19 vaccine to be stopped unless new safety mechanisms are immediately implemented.”
- The CDC withdrew the swine flu vaccine after Guillain-Barre syndrome (paralysis, often followed by death) resulted in 53 deaths. As of July 9, 2021, there have been 10,991 covid-19 vaccine-related deaths reported to the CDC, yet this vaccine is still being used. https://www.openvaers.com/covid-data.
The students enrolled in NYSSMA have worked extremely hard to get to this point. Knowing that the vaccinated can still contract and spread the virus and that there are serious safety concerns about the vaccine itself, it should not be mandated for all to attend. It is unethical and discriminatory to impose a vaccine mandate upon all students. This is absolute bullying! Students are not required to have the covid vaccine to attend school or participate in band and chorus classes. Senior High Area All State (SH AAS) is an extension of those school programs. If we consider all of the facts and not just those being thrown at us by the mainstream media, then the Board of Directors for NYSSMA will rethink the vaccination policy.
Thank you,
Other Points To Mention:
1.) According to ScienceDirect-Toxicology Reports, Volume 8, 2021, pages 1665-1684, for every one death caused by Covid there are five deaths caused by the vaccines in the over age 65 cohort. If there are more deaths from vaccines than from Covid in the over age 65 cohort, then we should NOT be mandating these vaccines for our children when they are at nearly zero risk from Covid compared to the over age 65 cohort.
2.) According to a study in CDC Weekly, Aug. 6, 2021, 70(31); 1059-1062, "Among the 469 cases in Massachusetts residents, 346 (74%) occurred in persons who were fully vaccinated." As a result of this study "CDC released recommendations that all persons, including those who are fully vaccinated, should wear masks in indoor public settings in areas where COVID-19 transmission is high or substantial." It is discrimination to ban unvaccinated students from NYSSMA events when both vaccinated and unvaccinated students spread the virus. It is bullying to force vaccinations on students in order for them to participate in NYSSMA events.
3.) According to the MedRxiv published preprint of Oct. 5, 2021 called "No Significant Difference in Viral Load Between Vaccinated and Unvaccinated, Asymptomatic and Symptomatic Groups When Infected with SARS-CoV-2 Delta Variant" there is no difference in viral load between vaccinated and unvaccinated people. We teach our children not to discriminate, but yet NYSSMA wants to discriminate against these same children. This is immoral and unacceptable.
4.) If you are an Erie County resident you may want to use this information. According to the Erie County Health Department, as reported by The Buffalo News, 43% of Covid-19 related deaths were in fully vaccinated people from July-Sept 2021. And, 40% of Covid-19 cases were fully vaccinated.
NYSSMA Contact Information:
NYSSMA has contact information for each county listed on their website HERE. They are listed below as well.
PRESIDENTS OF AFFILIATED COUNTIES
ACAMT (Chenango) – Karen Clark
3 Juliand Street, Greene, 13778
(C) 607-743-2607; (S) 607/639-8234; kclark@aftoncsd.org
Allegany – Alva Robbins
41 Schuyler Street, Belmont 14813
(H) 585/268-7433; (S) 585/268-7900; (C) 585/610-0103 arobbins@gvcs.wnyric.org
Bronx – (See MEANYC)
Brooklyn – (See MEANYC)
Broome – Jackie Kovacs
Maine-Endwell HS, 750 Farm-to-Market Rd., Endwell 13760
(S) 607/748-8070 x2107; (C) 607/759-7758; jkovacs@me.stier.org
District Suburban Scholastic Council –Nancy Lussier
Scotia-Glenville MS, 10 Prestige Parkway, Scotia 12302
(P) 518/382-1208; nlussier@sgcsd.net
Cattaraugus – Colleen Hood
2634 Five Mile Road, Allegany, NY 14706
(S) 716/358-7007 x4263; (C) 716/517-0267 chood@rand.wnyric.org
Cayuga – Kristan Sheppard
Auburn Jr. HS, 191 Franklin Street, Auburn
(S) 315/255-8480 x2495; (C) 517/294-4242; kristansheppard@aecsd.education
Central Adirondack – Melissa Mulvey
Indian Lake CSD, 6345 Main St., Indian Lake 12842;
(P) 518/648-5024; mulvey@ilcsd.org
Chautauqua – Mary Brock
726 Roosevelt Avenue, Dunkirk 14048
(S) 716/366-9300 x4340; (C) 845/721-6676; mbrock@dunkirkcsd.org
Chemung – Kim Henry
Southside HS, 1233 Pennsylvania Ave., Pine City 14871
(S) 518/561-7500; klhenry@elmiracityschools.com
Clinton – Brian Baker
43 Peru Street, Plattsburgh
(H) 518/578-7261; bbaker@nacs1.org
Columbia – Samantha McShane
Chatham CSD, 50 Woodbridge Avenue, Chatham 12037
(S) 518/392-1570 x1058; mcshanes@chatham.k12.ny.us
Cortland – Jennifer Rafferty
10 Harrison Street, Cortland
(C) 516/695-4452; (S) 607/758-4100 x 1191 jrafferty@cortlandschools.org
Delaware – Raymond Bartlett
4433 Pines Brook Road, Walton 13856
(S) 607/865-4116; (P) 607/965-4255 rbartlett@waltoncsd.org
Dutchess – Erin Marlow
3450 State Route 81, Surprise
(C) 518/416-1041; president@dcmea.org
Erie – Todd Macron
30 Forestview Court, Williamsville 14221
(H) 716/689-5887; (S) 716/926-1730 x3151; tmacon@frontiercsd.org
Essex – Keith Kogut
Saranac Lake HS, 79 Canaras Ave., Saranac Lake 12983 (P) 518/897-1473; kogutkei@slcs.org
Finger Lakes – Phillip Bariteau
1604 Clovertrail Drive, Farmington 14425
(H) 585/374-7929; pbariteau@naplescsd.org
Franklin – Lily Ianaconi
62 Washington St., Malone 12953
(S) 518/483-7807; (C) 315/283-2458 lianaconi@maloneschools.org
Fulton – Michael Graves
Broadalbin-Perth MS, 100 Bridge Street, Broadalbin, NY 12025
(P) 518/281-2236; gravesm@bpcsd.org
Genesee Valley – John P. Novak
7 Maiden Lane, North Java 14113
(H) 585/535-0135; (S) 585/493-5999 x 7311 jnovak@letchworth.k12.ny.us
Genesee-Wyoming – Stephanie Michalek
Attica MS, 3338 East Main St., Attica 14011
(S) 585/591-0400 x1433; smichalek@atticacsd.org
Greene – Michelle Storrs-Ryan
Catskill High School, 341 W. Main St., Catskill 12414
(S) 518/943-2300, x 2155; mstorrs@catskillcsd.org
Herkimer – Shane Bonney
West Canada Valley CSD, 5447 State Route 28, Newport 13416
(P) 315/845-6800 x3368; scbonney@westcanada.org
Jefferson-Lewis – Sara Gleason
13765 Dunbar Road, Sackets Harbor 13685
(P) 315/771-3556; conductorintreble@gmail.com
Madison – Matthew Donaleski
Camden CSD, 55 Oswego St., Camden 13316
(S) 315’245-3168
mdonaleski@camdencsd.org
Monroe – Diane Lewandowski
Barker Road MS, 75 Barker Rd, Pittsford 14534
(S) 585/267-3315; diane_lewandowski@pittsford.monroe.edu
Montgomery – Peter K. DiBiase
8295 Link Road, Rome 13440
(C) 518/530-9298; (S) 518/993-4433 pdibiase@roadrunner.com
Music Educators of New York City – (MEANYC)
Patricia Peltz
372 Fifth Avenue, 5-N, New York, NY 10018
(P) 321/795-9302; ppeltz@schools.nyc.gov
Nassau – Jessica Shenker
Clark HS, 740 Edgewood Drive, Westbury 11590
(S) 516/448-8341; president@nassaumusic.org
Niagara – Megan Dray
250 Lincoln Avenue, Lockport 14094
(P) 716/478-4450 x5190; mdray@lockportschools.net
Oneida – Brian Picente
Holland Patent High School,
9601 Main Street, Holland Patent 13354
(S) 315/865-8154 x3229; (C) 315/271-0209; bpicente@hpschools.org
Onondaga – Patrick Votra
Tully Jr./Sr. High, 20 State Street, Tully 13159
(C) 315/882-7616; (S) 315/696-6235; pvotra@tullyschools.org
Orange County Music Educators (OCMEA) – Ryan Cerullo Valley Central Middle School
1189 Rt. 17K
Montgomery, NY 12549
(P) 845/458-2400; ryan.cerullo@vcsdny.org
Orleans – Kristina Fillion-Best
300 Dean Road, Spencerport 14559
(S) 585/349-2908; kbest@lydonville.wnyric.org
Oswego – Robert Dumas
Oswego HS, 2 Buccaneer Blvd., Oswego 13126
(S) 315/341-2270; presidentocmea@gmail.com
Otsego – Anne Monaco
152 Sterry Drive, Greene 13778
(H) 607/656-9688; (S) 607/783-2207; amonaco@gmucsd.org
Putnam – Jocelyn Kraus
10 City Place, White Plains 10601
(C) 845/518-4348; jocelynkraus@gmail.com
Queens – (See: MEANYC)
Rensselaer – David Bresnahan
17 Grouse Run, Red Hook 12571-2937
(C) 518/573-5362; bresnahanda@egcsd.org Rockland – Donna Cardillo
125 Point Breeze Drive, Hewitt, NJ 07421 (S) 548/357-3988 x21017;
(H) 201/370-5038 president@rcmea.org
Saratoga-Warren – Matthew Gaulin
Queensbury HS 409 Aviation Road, Quuensbury 12804
(S) 518/884-7150 x2316; tderagon@bscsd.org
Schenectady – Eileen Scheffer
1082 Mary Lane, Schenectady 12306
(S) 518/824-4600 x4221; mgaulin@queensburyschool.org
Schoharie – Jared Slingerland
6 Seeley Drive, Albany 12203
(C) 518/703-1149; (S) 518/872-0909 x6110 jared.slingerland@bkwschools.org
Schuyler – Diana A. Groll
103 Willow Drive, Watkins Glen 14891
(S) 607/535-3210, x7003; dgroll@wgcsd.org
Seneca-Tompkins – Richard Huyge 5387 State Rte. 41, Homer 13077
(H) 607/423-4758 (S) 607/844-8694; rhuyge1@dryden.k12.ny.us
St. Lawrence – Laura Gilbert
376 Bagdad Road, Potsdam, 13676 (C) 315/212-6084 lgilbert@mcsk12.org
Staten Island – (See: MEANYC)
Steuben – Steve Zielinski
6692 State Route 415, Bath 14810
president@scmtamusic.org
Suffolk – Michael Mastrangelo
SCSD Department of Fine Arts,
100 Central Road, Smithtown, NY
(P) 631/382-3028; president@scmea.org
Sullivan – Andrew Verdino
Monticello CSD, 39 Breakey Ave., Monticello
(S) 845/794-8840; (C) 631/379-3384 averdino@k12mcsd.net
Tioga – Jeremy Corcoran
229 Shady Hill Road, Apalachin 13732
(H) 607/625-4182; (S) 607/565-8101; jcorcoran092@hotmail.com
Tompkins – (see Seneca)
Ulster – Lynda Keech
Highland HS 320 Pancake Hollow Road, 12528
Highland president@ucmea.org
Warren – (See Saratoga) Washington – Chad Shippee
Wayne – Kathleen Cornwell
East Palmyra Christian School
2023 E. Palmyra-Port Gibson Rd., Palmyra 14522
(C) 315/879-5762; (S) 315/597-4400 kcornwell@eastpalmyrachristianschool.com
Westchester – Suzanne Forman
2616 Darnley Place, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
(P) 914/907-4710; suzanneforman.wcsma@gmail.com
NYSSMA has contact information for each county listed on their website HERE. They are listed below as well.
PRESIDENTS OF AFFILIATED COUNTIES
ACAMT (Chenango) – Karen Clark
3 Juliand Street, Greene, 13778
(C) 607-743-2607; (S) 607/639-8234; kclark@aftoncsd.org
Allegany – Alva Robbins
41 Schuyler Street, Belmont 14813
(H) 585/268-7433; (S) 585/268-7900; (C) 585/610-0103 arobbins@gvcs.wnyric.org
Bronx – (See MEANYC)
Brooklyn – (See MEANYC)
Broome – Jackie Kovacs
Maine-Endwell HS, 750 Farm-to-Market Rd., Endwell 13760
(S) 607/748-8070 x2107; (C) 607/759-7758; jkovacs@me.stier.org
District Suburban Scholastic Council –Nancy Lussier
Scotia-Glenville MS, 10 Prestige Parkway, Scotia 12302
(P) 518/382-1208; nlussier@sgcsd.net
Cattaraugus – Colleen Hood
2634 Five Mile Road, Allegany, NY 14706
(S) 716/358-7007 x4263; (C) 716/517-0267 chood@rand.wnyric.org
Cayuga – Kristan Sheppard
Auburn Jr. HS, 191 Franklin Street, Auburn
(S) 315/255-8480 x2495; (C) 517/294-4242; kristansheppard@aecsd.education
Central Adirondack – Melissa Mulvey
Indian Lake CSD, 6345 Main St., Indian Lake 12842;
(P) 518/648-5024; mulvey@ilcsd.org
Chautauqua – Mary Brock
726 Roosevelt Avenue, Dunkirk 14048
(S) 716/366-9300 x4340; (C) 845/721-6676; mbrock@dunkirkcsd.org
Chemung – Kim Henry
Southside HS, 1233 Pennsylvania Ave., Pine City 14871
(S) 518/561-7500; klhenry@elmiracityschools.com
Clinton – Brian Baker
43 Peru Street, Plattsburgh
(H) 518/578-7261; bbaker@nacs1.org
Columbia – Samantha McShane
Chatham CSD, 50 Woodbridge Avenue, Chatham 12037
(S) 518/392-1570 x1058; mcshanes@chatham.k12.ny.us
Cortland – Jennifer Rafferty
10 Harrison Street, Cortland
(C) 516/695-4452; (S) 607/758-4100 x 1191 jrafferty@cortlandschools.org
Delaware – Raymond Bartlett
4433 Pines Brook Road, Walton 13856
(S) 607/865-4116; (P) 607/965-4255 rbartlett@waltoncsd.org
Dutchess – Erin Marlow
3450 State Route 81, Surprise
(C) 518/416-1041; president@dcmea.org
Erie – Todd Macron
30 Forestview Court, Williamsville 14221
(H) 716/689-5887; (S) 716/926-1730 x3151; tmacon@frontiercsd.org
Essex – Keith Kogut
Saranac Lake HS, 79 Canaras Ave., Saranac Lake 12983 (P) 518/897-1473; kogutkei@slcs.org
Finger Lakes – Phillip Bariteau
1604 Clovertrail Drive, Farmington 14425
(H) 585/374-7929; pbariteau@naplescsd.org
Franklin – Lily Ianaconi
62 Washington St., Malone 12953
(S) 518/483-7807; (C) 315/283-2458 lianaconi@maloneschools.org
Fulton – Michael Graves
Broadalbin-Perth MS, 100 Bridge Street, Broadalbin, NY 12025
(P) 518/281-2236; gravesm@bpcsd.org
Genesee Valley – John P. Novak
7 Maiden Lane, North Java 14113
(H) 585/535-0135; (S) 585/493-5999 x 7311 jnovak@letchworth.k12.ny.us
Genesee-Wyoming – Stephanie Michalek
Attica MS, 3338 East Main St., Attica 14011
(S) 585/591-0400 x1433; smichalek@atticacsd.org
Greene – Michelle Storrs-Ryan
Catskill High School, 341 W. Main St., Catskill 12414
(S) 518/943-2300, x 2155; mstorrs@catskillcsd.org
Herkimer – Shane Bonney
West Canada Valley CSD, 5447 State Route 28, Newport 13416
(P) 315/845-6800 x3368; scbonney@westcanada.org
Jefferson-Lewis – Sara Gleason
13765 Dunbar Road, Sackets Harbor 13685
(P) 315/771-3556; conductorintreble@gmail.com
Madison – Matthew Donaleski
Camden CSD, 55 Oswego St., Camden 13316
(S) 315’245-3168
mdonaleski@camdencsd.org
Monroe – Diane Lewandowski
Barker Road MS, 75 Barker Rd, Pittsford 14534
(S) 585/267-3315; diane_lewandowski@pittsford.monroe.edu
Montgomery – Peter K. DiBiase
8295 Link Road, Rome 13440
(C) 518/530-9298; (S) 518/993-4433 pdibiase@roadrunner.com
Music Educators of New York City – (MEANYC)
Patricia Peltz
372 Fifth Avenue, 5-N, New York, NY 10018
(P) 321/795-9302; ppeltz@schools.nyc.gov
Nassau – Jessica Shenker
Clark HS, 740 Edgewood Drive, Westbury 11590
(S) 516/448-8341; president@nassaumusic.org
Niagara – Megan Dray
250 Lincoln Avenue, Lockport 14094
(P) 716/478-4450 x5190; mdray@lockportschools.net
Oneida – Brian Picente
Holland Patent High School,
9601 Main Street, Holland Patent 13354
(S) 315/865-8154 x3229; (C) 315/271-0209; bpicente@hpschools.org
Onondaga – Patrick Votra
Tully Jr./Sr. High, 20 State Street, Tully 13159
(C) 315/882-7616; (S) 315/696-6235; pvotra@tullyschools.org
Orange County Music Educators (OCMEA) – Ryan Cerullo Valley Central Middle School
1189 Rt. 17K
Montgomery, NY 12549
(P) 845/458-2400; ryan.cerullo@vcsdny.org
Orleans – Kristina Fillion-Best
300 Dean Road, Spencerport 14559
(S) 585/349-2908; kbest@lydonville.wnyric.org
Oswego – Robert Dumas
Oswego HS, 2 Buccaneer Blvd., Oswego 13126
(S) 315/341-2270; presidentocmea@gmail.com
Otsego – Anne Monaco
152 Sterry Drive, Greene 13778
(H) 607/656-9688; (S) 607/783-2207; amonaco@gmucsd.org
Putnam – Jocelyn Kraus
10 City Place, White Plains 10601
(C) 845/518-4348; jocelynkraus@gmail.com
Queens – (See: MEANYC)
Rensselaer – David Bresnahan
17 Grouse Run, Red Hook 12571-2937
(C) 518/573-5362; bresnahanda@egcsd.org Rockland – Donna Cardillo
125 Point Breeze Drive, Hewitt, NJ 07421 (S) 548/357-3988 x21017;
(H) 201/370-5038 president@rcmea.org
Saratoga-Warren – Matthew Gaulin
Queensbury HS 409 Aviation Road, Quuensbury 12804
(S) 518/884-7150 x2316; tderagon@bscsd.org
Schenectady – Eileen Scheffer
1082 Mary Lane, Schenectady 12306
(S) 518/824-4600 x4221; mgaulin@queensburyschool.org
Schoharie – Jared Slingerland
6 Seeley Drive, Albany 12203
(C) 518/703-1149; (S) 518/872-0909 x6110 jared.slingerland@bkwschools.org
Schuyler – Diana A. Groll
103 Willow Drive, Watkins Glen 14891
(S) 607/535-3210, x7003; dgroll@wgcsd.org
Seneca-Tompkins – Richard Huyge 5387 State Rte. 41, Homer 13077
(H) 607/423-4758 (S) 607/844-8694; rhuyge1@dryden.k12.ny.us
St. Lawrence – Laura Gilbert
376 Bagdad Road, Potsdam, 13676 (C) 315/212-6084 lgilbert@mcsk12.org
Staten Island – (See: MEANYC)
Steuben – Steve Zielinski
6692 State Route 415, Bath 14810
president@scmtamusic.org
Suffolk – Michael Mastrangelo
SCSD Department of Fine Arts,
100 Central Road, Smithtown, NY
(P) 631/382-3028; president@scmea.org
Sullivan – Andrew Verdino
Monticello CSD, 39 Breakey Ave., Monticello
(S) 845/794-8840; (C) 631/379-3384 averdino@k12mcsd.net
Tioga – Jeremy Corcoran
229 Shady Hill Road, Apalachin 13732
(H) 607/625-4182; (S) 607/565-8101; jcorcoran092@hotmail.com
Tompkins – (see Seneca)
Ulster – Lynda Keech
Highland HS 320 Pancake Hollow Road, 12528
Highland president@ucmea.org
Warren – (See Saratoga) Washington – Chad Shippee
Wayne – Kathleen Cornwell
East Palmyra Christian School
2023 E. Palmyra-Port Gibson Rd., Palmyra 14522
(C) 315/879-5762; (S) 315/597-4400 kcornwell@eastpalmyrachristianschool.com
Westchester – Suzanne Forman
2616 Darnley Place, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
(P) 914/907-4710; suzanneforman.wcsma@gmail.com
