GOVERNMENT

EXHIBIT

GM-10

FALL 200()

oflid :II I'uhliclllillll of the (;orrcdioll (;:Ill1nills' .\ ssc ~ i n tio ll . Inc• • I)cl'urtmclII of Corrceriou • Cil~' of ~cw Yorl.

/ uiant to thanl: the entire membership for your patience and

Patience is understanding during the long process to obtain 0/./1' recent COII-
tract. It was not an easy battle. as YOIl are ioel! atuare, but it
a Virtue was a battle worth the fIght. f am pleased that as of IIOW, we
baue our new contract and all back money that was due to OUr
members has been paid.
It's 110 secret that this past round of bargaining, highlighted
Getting a by givillg tip the unborn, was something the CCA did not want to partake ill. However, IVe
reached a point where it w as in cumbent UPOIl us to ac bieue {or you a contract that contained the'
Contract is same pay raises as other unijormed forces received - even if it meant having tv play the City 's
game.
We tried extremely hard to get a COl/tract without sa crificing [uture hires coining into the rank.
a Relief However, based 011 the patten! set before us, there was absolutely 110 choice. l ioi]! always belie ve
it wa s the City's and the Departments obligation to protect the future hi res and they didn 't do
By: that. As expected, they let us flown again .
Peter D. Meringolo 11/ settling our contract, we inflictcd the least amount of pain possible, while working our way
President tbrougb this roun d of bargaillillg. The oueriohelming ratificatioJJ result of 94 percent is proo]
that the meinbersbip was satisfied with what we were able tv achieve.
The good netus ill "II this is that IIJe hau e 0 11 1' neur cont ract and el.'eryone is happy they ha ve
their money. The slightly bad news is that this contract expires at the end of 2007 and we baue
to start this pro cess ouer again ill just {f few short months, Hopefully ill the upcoming round of
bargaining, th e C ity won't be so tough. They have already taken blood (1'0111 {/ stone, so there
isn't much more for them to go after:
We recently completed our 16th Delegates Sennnar: WId once again, it was a huge su ccess. I
was pleased to welcome the first time Delegates and appreciated their ilJput and entbusiasm .
There is always something ncto to learn at these seminars, and every'olu' who attended walked
away with a new appreciation of the Union's ius <1IJ(1 outs. We were pleased to welcome
Bureau Chief of Custody Management and Environ mental Health and Safety, Valeri e Cliver:
who was there representing Chief Carolyn Thomas, It'ho was unable to attend. Chie(Oliver
offered some positive insight all how to help the Administration run the facilities ill all effec-
tivema1111er:HerattelldanceshowedcoltcentforourorgL1lI;ZtltiolI.
Finally, I am pleased to announce we haue increased our life insurance, which was .'£ 100,000
for all actiues, to 05 -150,000 . Ou r tremeudous urorlring relationship u/itb Amalgamated Life
Insurance (11 union insurance coinpnny) enabled us to give you this increase. ''''hell the
ullfortwlOte need arises. Amalgamated is uer:.v quick to handle our claims. Your
Executive Board and [ aye looking into enbnnciug other' benefits as iuel].
We we/collie m ry input. suggestions and ideas .
SinC(' we will I10f baue another issue of the Captains' QUal1erly before the holi-
days, let me be the [irst to wish you and your family a happy, healthy a nd safe hol-
iday season .
 IMPORTANT NOTICES
r.\I.T.m:s· QIIARTEIUX
HEALTH BENEFITS TRANSFER PERIOD
Active Members may switch their health insurance carrier from
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CO RREcn ONClPTlI:;S' LSSOtJ4T1D1i October 16, 2006 · November 17, 2006.
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C,tyof "'" Ycr~ Retired Members may switch their health insurance carrier from
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Retirees can make changes only during even numbered years .
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(898)707.3213 will take effect on Sunday. January 7. 2007.
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During the transfer period. employees may transfer into any health plan for which they are eligible.
PETER D. MERINGOLD add or drop optional rider coverage. or add or drop dependents in th eir present plan. To do any of the
PRESIOEIII
above, you must complete a health benefits applicat ion (Form ER B2000] .
RONALD 1'1. YlHITRELD
lSI VICE PRtSlOi:NT Employees may also elect the buy-out waiver program or change premium contr ibution tax status
by filling out both an ERB20 00 and a medical spending conversion form . Employees who wish to
PATRICK FERRAIUOLO
2NDVICE PRESlDE.1 participate in the dependent care assistance program or health care flexible spending account program should
GEORGE A.AUFIERO
complete a medical spending conversion form Q.!lly.
TllEAStJRER
For specific questions or any addit ional information, you can call the health plan directly or vis it
KAREN CCAD·ROGERS their websites lis ted on the current rate sheet. Any questions , please contact the
SECRETARY
Employee Benefits Section at (ziz) 487-6676 or 6677.
RDON EYALBURY
n NOAl SECRE1ARY

WILLIAM INMAN
LEGIS AlM CHAlqW.N

GUYBROWN
LINE OF DUTY INJURY (LODI) FICA REFUNDS
SER'EA.~ r·AT· ;J1MS
The City has reached a settlement wit h t he Internal Revenue Service regarding FICA [Social Security
A I, !STRAlIVE SERVICES ONLY
and Medicare) tax refunds to eligible unifo rmed members of the Correction , Fire, Police and
BENErllrUNDS CONSULl/.Ill Sanitation Departments. The years covered by this settlement are 1989-2005.
HARRY ljREEI/!lERG, £SO.
SPECIAL COUNSEL Eligible uniformed members of these Departments who were on authorized line of dut y injury (LODI)
I'RANKJE &0 SWTIl£, P.(, leave at some point during these years will likely be eligibl e for a refund of th e FICA taxes
LEGt,l COU: EL paid on LOOI payments received for six months or less. LOOI payments received for greater than
RICHARD S. DBfJlMAN six months have previously been exempt under a separate statutory provision and
I'o'ORt-ERS CIlMPU SAlIor CllUIlS£l
thus are not part of this refund .
HOI :,RDLiSCH
RETIRE !-lE~ I CO·.'$OUMIT In order to collect a refund in conne ction with this settlement , eligible Correction Uniformed members
GOULD. KOBR IC ~ e.. SOilAPp'Pc. must submit a signed consent form to the City allowing the City to collect the refund on your behalf.
AcrOU'l1ANlS
Once the IRS refunds the money to the City, the City wi ll then send it to you. Without a signed
JOSEPH P IRWI N consent form, you will not be able to partic ipate in th is settlement. In addition, you may
liFt I//SURA E
be forever barred from collecting a refund of these amounts sin ce your time for filing an individual
FlOYO HOllOWAY
lEGtSl.AllVE 0 ECTORI refu nd clai m wi ll likely have expired.
tDNSULTMII
The Office of Payroll Administrat ion is currently prepa ring letters to send to anyone who might
( pmms' (k;.:met ly is prochICed
boI.J \h~ (Qnec,.an r3pt.a l n ~ be affected by this sett lement. The letters, which explain the refund process and the years for which
A.s· nuen . [ru tl~ co oterrts
you might be entitled, should be mailed by the end of the year. Enclosed with this letter wi ll be the
CO'P'Jrli!.h1Cd
consent form you're required to sign and return to the City. Th is consent form MUST be returned
NEWSLETTER
OESIGlI/ PROOUClllIll,
within 60 days from the date of the letter. The deadline will be indicated in th e lett er it self
MARC I RlISENBLUIoC
R'IIO GROUP The Office of Payroll Administration has obtained mailing addresses from the City's Payroll Management
[B4S' 364·02n System. If you believe you r address on file might be incorrect , complete the change of employee address for
LOOI Fica Refund Claim form. which can be found at www.nyc.gov/htm l/opa/html /home/hame.shtml

For any questions regarding the FICA refund, you can call (212) 669·2333
or you can visit www.nyc.gov/html/op a/ ht ml/ faqs / lodiJaq .sht ml
I M o re tha n one yea r ago o n j une 15, 2005 , la bo r leader s gnrhe rcd ill lower M a nhattan ro
watch :.IS C ovcrno r Geor ge l' araki igncd into luw mo num ent , I legisla tio n t hat w ill for ever
imp act the lives of th ose who ga ve o f t hemselves to help ot hers on Septem ber \ 1, 200 L. T har
hill igning ceremo ny w ill he re mem bered hy those wh o put in so much rime and effort to get
the 9/1 I legislatio n sig ned into law.
August 14, 2 006 , was ano th er grea t da y ior the la bor m o veme nt as we gat here d aga in to
war 11 as the Govern or signed three very irn po rrnnr hills into law. La bo r lead ers fro m ma ny o f
o ur member unions carne ou t to the hill ignin g ceremo ny, held at th e Fa mily View ing Area a t
,rllund Z ero .
Governor
Th e first bill signed I y th e Go vernor, co mmo nly referred to as t he Zad roga Bill a fter the
NY C Detect ive it was na med fo r, pr o vides a n acciden tal dea th h .ncfir to sur vivo rs or mem bers
Signs
w ho die as a result oi 9/1 l- rcla tcd illnesses o r injuries a fter having filed for a presum ptive d is-
a bility fo r that illness o r injury.
" Unfo rrunatcly, 9/1 J is just a d i ran t memo ry for to o man y. I-I owevc 1', ior th ose dir ect ly
New
a ffected an d their families, th e diseases a nd illnesses rhar linger a rc roo ha rsh a rea lity check
rha n most sho uld ever hav e ro face. It is just now that ma ny who pur the ir lives on rhc line that
9/11
ho rrible day ro heir S,I\'e t he lives of tho usa nds are succu m bing to their illnesses . And ho w
man y mo re vvill die in the fut ur e is roo sniggerin g a number to th ink abo ur." sa id CC A Bills into
President Peter M er ing olo. " T hose w ho ~avl' o f rhcms .lves now w ill ha ve som e peac e of min d
kn ow ing th at so meone is wurchinu a fter a nd ta ki ng car e oi them."
T his new law g ua ran te es th at su rviving family mem bers of those w ho die h em) 9/1 l-reb red
Law
illncssc w ill be taken ca re o f finan ciall y,
Th e seco nd bill Go verno r Pataki signed was PEe s Reclassificatio n Bill rhar am ends existing
law signed lasr yea r to clar ify th e pro visio ns o f pres umpti ve eligibility o i rrtircd rncm hcrs for
\" od d Trade Center disa bility pen. ion s. Retired members can now fill.: a swo rn sra rcrncnr of
pa rri ipari on in the rescue an d reco very effor t, no r a requ est fo r the reclassifica tio n o f benefits.
T he rhird ncw law ena bles many wo rkers who beca me ill a fte r the expirat io n o i the sra ruro -
rv two-yea r worker's om peusa rion iiling deadline to resubmit t heir claim fo r furt her co nsider-
ario n.
PI:.T ER M ERINGOLO,
It wasn 't t hat lon g ago rh.ir we all sto od to gether a nd tha nked Govern o r Para ki for signing
rhe WI 1 Pre urn prive Disa bility l aw int o 1<1\Ii. He prom ised the n rha r he wo uld ra ke ca re o f CCA PRESIDENT.
those wh o sacrificed 0 11 9/1 1 ... a nd he has. Today is furt her proo f rha r w hen he says he w ill applauds as
deliver fo r public em plo yees, he dCH: . GOlJem O,. G eo rge
Meringo lo sa id he's glad th e eel\ was a ble to playa parr in gettin g these new hills signc l. Pataki signs into
h Yo u JU Sl never know wh o is go ing to come up need ing t he benefits that a rc no w guar a nteed law three sepa rate
under this legislat ion, " he . :lid. bills tbat prooi de
additional benefits
to th ose who
responde d to tb e
tragic cuents of
September 11,
2001. Pictured
tcitb M erillgolo
are Mi chael
Palladino (Ie f!),
President of tb e
Detectives'
Endo w ment
Assoc iation ami
Stephen Cassid y,
President of tb e
Uniformed
Fi rcfigbters
Associa tion (cen-
ter), along with
several N YC atul
1'0/1 Au tbo rit»
police o ffice rs.
EMPLOYEES BIRTHS CONGRATULATIONS
OF THE IIRISTI AN WI IIT I' I ELI >- Fir. r grandson of C APT. M ELI A M ATn IEW (RN n C) is very
MONTH CCA 1 T VI CE PRESIDE, r CAPT. Ro : ALD pro ud o f hur
\V. W H ITfIELD . Christian was horn june d ::t u g h t c r
April 2006 24, 2006. weighing 10 Ib , 2 o z. and w as JUMA RA M UZ A,
BARBARA AMATO 21" long. he p ro ud parents arc Ke it h a ge l l . jurn a ra is
500 an d D avna \Xihitfield . Co ngrnrulurions a 2006 gradua te
CARMEN FERNANDEZ Ca pr. Whitfield! fro m the Abiga il
RMSC Ad a ms Schoo l.
SHARON HORNE PS 13I Q, and is
EMTC arrcn ding
HELEN RAKESTRAW G t'o r ge .J. R yn n
AMKC i\ l idd Ie Scho o l.

May 200 6
GAIL PHINIZY
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MAXIMO SANTIAGO
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June 200 5
MICHAEL CAMPBELL
OSCC
ROGER CH1PPELLE
HO
JEYlEL CRAWFORD·DIAMOND
R ~4 S C
WAYNE PHILUP
BKoC
ZETHA WEST
CA I'T. N EI 0 ARROYO (T D ) is extreme ly
VCBC
IRSHMDWESTON
prou d of his daughter Ashley Oil her grud u-
GR C ar ion. She is attend ing Scranto n University.
Pictu red with Ashley arc her parents Capt.
july 2006 C on g ra t u la t io ns to CA PT. PET ER Arroyo a ll I wife Dian e and brother Nelson
PHYUSS MARTIN C ON Q UET (l et t ). and D ELEGAT E CA PT. O T IS Mnrrhcw,
RMSC B LOUNT (right) on being ho no red hy
CLIFFORD MORGAN Wardcll Emmanuel Bailey (center ) at the .o ng ra rula rio ns to our 10 forme Ca pt a ins
EMTC ( .NID . Appreciation Da y, wh o were pro mot ed to As. isranr Deputy
MICHAEL WALTON W:m k n. effective April 2X, 20DE .

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JOH N G ALLAG HER
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 Fred H . Brow n danced on to th e scene on Mo nd ay, 111 n ~ 1, 1942.
H e was the firs t o f three ch ild ren to b less the m a rriage of Fred H.
an d Ella Elno ra Bro w n . Fred d ie was a ha p p y a nd playfui child .
Fred d ie gra d ua ted grad e s choo l in 1-1, rlem and grad ua ted fro m
Taft Hig h School in j an u a ry 1960. He the n ente red the U.s . A ir
Fo re' a nd w as ho nora bly d isc harged in Ja nuary '1961. He w o rked
~ t severa l jobs (taxi d rive r. ma il han d le r, a nd b us d rive r) u n til he
Celebrating
d iscovered hi pass io n, law en fo r erncnt . I-Ie v iew ed la w en force-
me n t as i1 mea ns to hel p others. the Joy Be
In ]969, Fred d ie en tere d the De p ar tmen t o f Correc tion a t the
u rgi ng of hi frie nd L n ny Jo hn s on . The fo llow ing y ' ,11', w hile
part ing a t the S ilVOY, he m et his fu tu re b ride. Fred marr ied
Life of
Kaarcn Cu lpepp er on A p ril 3, 1971. Two yea rs la te r, til 'y w ere blessed w ith the birth of their
son Kama l. Ret. Capt.
Aft er 20 yea rs o f erv ic . Fred re tired fro m C'N York C ity s De pa rtm en t o f Co rrec tio n in
1990 as il ap tai n . For s ix years, Fred d ie e n joye d fish in g trip. out o f Ci ty Is la nd an d gam-
ing vacations in A tlan tic C ity . It w as during this tim e tha t Fre d beca m e a OJ, He lo ved mu si
Fred H.
an d chose the na m e M u s ic Man fo r h is bu si ness cards a nd license p la te. In ] 996, he
ret u rn ed to wo r k as a Pos ta l Po lice O fficer. Brown
Fred lo ved to d a nce and p ia ' m usic. He lo ved te lling jokes, p layin g bas ke tba ll a nd Bid
Wh is t. Mos t of all, Fred lo ved people. Aug. 19,2006
Fred is s u r vived by his w ife Kaa re n, childre n Fred Ill , Lenai rc , Ka m a l, fa ther Fre d . b ro th-
er Alexand er, sister Lisa, s is ter- in-la w Marcia , b rothe rs-in-law Barry and M icha el; d a u gh ter-
in-la w Ca p rice, g ra nd so ns Bra nd o n, Ca leb a nd Joshu a, nephew s Erick a nd Cra ig, n iece Jo an ,
and ma n y cousi ns, re lati ves and friends,

N ichol as johan W hyt e w as bo rn o n Ju ne 23. 1984, in Broo kly n.

A'f. a s m all chi ld , he ha d a pass ion for running and playi n w ith T

h i. frie nds an d co usin ' . N icho las w as a lw ay s a pe rce p tive chi ld

w ho lo ved. read ing with h is mo ther a t bed time. He loved Clny-
thing to do w ith dinosa u rs . As early (IS age seve n. he could iden-
tify an a rmy of re p tiles a nd q uo te a n ex haust ive lis t of na me s th a t
a lw ay - en d ed in the co nsonan t sa uru s,
Homegoing
He attended rs 221 a nd b 'G I U Se o f his aca demic excellence,
was t, p ped fo r Prep for Prep, a p rogra m (or acad e rn i a lly p ro m- Service for
isi ng studen ts w ho a re geared to w a rd lead ersh ip . He ea rn ed a
SFo t a t the pres tigi o us Eag leb roo k Sch oo l, a n excl us ive p rep
sc hool in Mass ach usetts, Fro m th ere, he wen t on to vVes tm inst ' r
Nicholas J.
Sch oo l in Con necticu t, before a lon g ing for ho me b ro ug h t him hack to New Yo rk to com-
plet e choo l a t [a mes Mad iso n H igh in Broo klyn . Ni ch olas w as also an a vid s por ts man, Whyte
excell ing in wate r pol o, lacrosse, basketba ll, wres tlin g and foo tba ll.
N i k gradu a ted , wen t on to 51. Fra ncis Co llege in Broo kly n . b u t somet h ing w a miss ing June 30, 2006
for hi m . Afte r years o f rig o ro us acad e m ic d ema nd s, he decided that he w an t -d a d iffe re n t
ad ven tu re, on e d ict a ted by h is na tu ral incl ina tion to wa rd ca ma raderie w it h his frien d s, an d
demonstra ting himself thro ugh actio n ra ther than mere w ord s. Son of
N ich o las ch ose to beco m e a Ma rine ill a p recarious time w he n ma ny wa rn ed him against
i t, b u t st ill he soldiered o n . His b ro the r. in the Ma rines as he called them, have s p oken of Capt.
hi ' s trength, hi. bra c ry, h is lead e rsh ip , a nd o f ho w he saved the life o f an ot her Ma rine dur-
in" his seco nd to u r and yet ne ver bo the red to brag abou t it. Andre Whyte
N icho las spoke o fte n o f his awa re ness of the hos tile e n viron me n t in w h ich he had been
p laced . bu t also of hi s be lief in th e Am eri ca n id ea l o f freed o m . He ex p ress ed a s tr un g in ter-
.s t in a poss ib le la w en forcem e n t caree r u pon his re tu rn hom e .
N ichol as is survived by his father An d re (EMTC) , h is m o th er A nne tte , b rothe r Tris ton,
an d m an y other rela tives and friend s . A memo ria l fund to pro vid e financ ial a id to a n aca-
d e m ical ly g ifted but eco n om ica lly need y studen t is bei n g es tab lished in 1 icho las m em o ry .
Fo r in form ation, send an e-m a il to m a x san drofs rn sn .co m o r m aried e lusfscx .ite .co m From
t ile M emo rial Serv ice Prog ra m
 Members
of the
Class of
Sept. 7, 2006

ANGELlA ASHLEY-WILSON
TAUNISHA BANKS
RETHEL BARBER
MELVIN BARNABY
DENISE BRICE
CHARLIE CAMERON
MITCHELL CHRISTOPHER
DONNA CROSKEY
JOAN DENIS
MARLO DOUGLAS
DEANNE FITZGERALD-
COLEMAN
KHALILAH FLEMISTER
MARLO GATES-ARNOLD
WANDA GILLIAM
HENRY GLOVER
LILWANIA GLOVER
ROSALYN HART
MIRIAM HERNANDEZ
TARYN HOPKINS
TRACY LUCAS
Roo MARCEL
TAYRA McFARLANE ju ne .~ , 2006
CHRISTIAN NAUGHTON
STEPHANIE NEGRON To Pet er and rlu: Execut ive Board ,
BRIAN O'HARA
FREDDY RICHARDSON
As yo t: ca n im ag in e I' ve been retired . incc 1 ') ~ O
JOHN RUFFIN
and en jo yin g it. We h:1\'1:: rhc good (o n line t o
have se ven child ren (si x gi rls a nd o ne so n ). .I lis t
ELIZABETH SANTIAGO
w a nted t o sha re a litt le b it of news with you
LIZETTE SMITH
311<..1 sa y th a n ks for yo ur lead ersh ip and helpful-
TESSIE TAYLOR
ne ss al o ng rhe w a y. Pc rha ps I' ll sec you a t it
CAREY WHITE
m ee t in g . Enclosed is the p ictu re o f o ur 5 0 t h
DI-NOLA YOUNG
a n n iversary o f o ur ma rriage on April 30 las t
FAISAL ZOUHBI
Frances c;,v Robert Clabby
year,

Best \'<! is hcs to you a n I t he o runn iza rion ,

Ruben C la h b y

TELL US ... If yo u h a ve a hir rh , g ra d ua t io n , specia l anni versa ry o r birt hday, o r

ac omplishmcur, send yo ur informarion, along w ith J photo to the CCA office for
inclusio n in T he Captains' Q uarterly.
16th
ANNUAL
DELEGATES
SEMINAR
This year's 16th Annual
Delegates Semina r was
held on Sept. 10·12,
200 6 . The Seminar was
a chance for Delegates
to hear not only from
th e Union's Execu tive
Board abou t matters of
impo rta nce to the
union and mem bership,
but also from some of
our outside consultants
who help us hand le
everyda y problems.
H,my Greenberg spoke
about cont racts , the
Wittenberg Decision ,
and grievances. Also
attending was Att orney
Jim Frank ie of Frankie
and Gentile , who
discussed your rights
and how to
investigate incidents
[ MED 16).
We also had the pleas -
ure of having Bureau
Chief Va lerie Oliver
represen tin g the
Department. She
addr essed the
Delegates on how
they can best help
make the Depart ment
run as moot hly
as possible.
In additi on, many
of our Union providers
attended , including our
benefit s consul tants
Joseph Lizzio and
Maria Keeler.
 2006 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
"I'd like to tha nk my
Carmella Mandanici Alfred Mandanici Dona ld Cranston
parent s and the rest of Award Award Award
my fam ily and friends for
the ir love and SUppOIl
t hroughout mlj e ntire life.
It has mea nl so much to
m e. especlalllj now,
as I get readljto leave
for college ,"
- Megan Baumgar ten

", would like to thank

Capt. Meringolo and the
CCAfor th is scholarship.
My family and I re all y
appreciate your
generos ity."
- Andrew Arhonassiou

'" wish to extend my

thanks to 'he Correction
Captains' Assoc . for
selecting me to receive
the Donald Cranst on
Scholars hi p Award for t he M EGAN BA U'\IGARTEN is th e ANDR EW A THANASSIOU is the ROB ZUILKO\V 1\.1 is the so n o f
year 2006 ." d a ug h ter of Re t . C APT . .on of R ET . CAI)T . ALEX Rcr, CAI'T. G ERARD Z UllKO\\,-
- Rob ZuiflcolYski J EFFREY B A UM GARTEN . She is A THANASSIO U. H e is .irt cn d ing SKI. He is un e nd ing . r C\' l: I1S
artcndi ng ~o s ro n University in New York Univer -sity, lnsrirute o f Te chn o logy in
"' have been inspi red to
become a Psychologist by Ma ssac h uscrts. H o bo ken , NeVI' j ersey,
a psychology class I to ok
in high school, as well as
a therap ist that Is very
Correction Captains Awards
close t o me. I want to help
people, which I 'hink w ill
be ver y rewarding. Thank
you agai n for th e scholar-
Ship :
- DeannaCipriano

"' am honored to be a
re cipie nt of the 2006
Correct ion Captai ns
Scholarsh ip Award. I am
su re t hat your faith in me
will be rewarded by
allowi ng me to further my
educat ional aspirat ions
and become a val ued
memb er of t he 131'1
enfo rcem ent communitq."
- Zachary Deutsch D EANN t\ C n' RIA N O is rhc Z A I-IARY D EUT SCH is th e so n J'Mil E EL SKOE is the la ug hter
da ughter o f Rer. CAH. STE VEN of Ret. CAPT. ST UA RT of CAPT . V AN ESSA GIBSON -
"I would like to thank the CIPRIA NO" She is a tte nd ing D EUT SCH . He is a rrcndi ng E LSKOE (MDC) . She is arrend-
(CCA) for the ir generosit y
and scholarship. I would
SUNY· New Paltz. Broo klyn College, 111" H owa rd Un iversity 111

also li ke to tha nk m\! \XI3shi ng ro n, DC.

mother, Capt. Glbson-
Elskoe an d my father,
Officer James E. Elskce 111
for rais ing me to APPLICANTS FOR NEXT YEARIS SCHOLARSHIPS
apprec iat e and never
underestimate a
sol id educat ion ."
must submit S.A.T. scores before June 1, 200?
- .l'oime V. ~Islc ae
 "I wou ld lik e to th ank the
Captai ns Associat ion for
giv ing me the oppo rt unity
to fu rt her my educat io n.
II truly meant a lot to me
knowing that we have a
great organ ization
support ing loday's
youn g people:
- Nicole Fiorella

N ICOLE F IO RELLA is the daugh- A YAi A J OHN is the daughte r of MAEGAN K RIFCH IN is t he "First and foremost I
tel' of R et . C APT. R AY,\-' ON D CAPT. R UDOLPH JOH N d a ug hter o f CAPT. ST EVEN wou ld li ke to th ank you
F IO RELLA . She is arrcnd iug ( A M K C) .She is a tt en d in g KRI I'CH IN (O BCC ). She IS for giving me th is award .
1 appre ciate it to th e
J ;l I11 C~ Mad ison Univcr it)' in S N r'-Plarrsburgh . atten ding Syra u. c ni ver-
full est. I plnn to bec om e
Virginia. siry's School of Educat ion. a docto r in the fi elds of
oncology 8< im munology."
- Ay ono Jolin

"I would like to take th is

opport un ity to t hank the
Correct ion Captain s As soc .
fo r their generos ity. I am
ext remely grateful for
this scholarship ."
- Mrregon Krifc:hin

I would li ke to thank the

Correction Captains '
Assoc. for t his generous
scho lar sh ip. I will be
st udy ing pre-m edicin e
wit h a concentration i n
sports medi cine :
J ESSICA PAPPA IS the daughter LOUIS PARASCAN DO i.. the son Lo I PH IL LIPS jn, is the son o f - Jessica Pappas
of R ET. CAPT. STEVE PAPPAS. of R ET . CAPT . L o U! ' CAn. LOUI PH ILLI P (HQ) .
"Th e re quirements of being
She is attend ing SUNY-New l'ARASCAN DO . H e is att end ing H e is atte ndin g Wag ner
a su ccessful st udent
Pa ltz. the University of Delawa re. .o llcge in rar cn Island. N Y. would not have been pos-
sible without th e help of
m!:l parent s. My parent s
provi de m e with all th e
"I am bot h elated
necessary t ools that all ow
and honored to be a
me to su cceed in my edu-
recipient of a CCA
cal ion and all my [u tu re
"I give my greatest coll ege scholarship. ende avors:"
thanks to both This honor i s
- Lou;s Poras cando
Mr. Mcr ingolo and t he espe ciall y meaning.
Correction Captains' ful to me given t he "I would like to thank Pr es.
Association for th e history th at my
Pete Meringolo as well as
CCA Scholar ship . fam ily shares w it h
the CCA (or my rec ent
This aw ard is both the CCA and the
scho lars hip awa rd th at
extremely appreciated NYCDepartm ent of will enab le m e to further
and one tha t I am Correc ti on as a
my educat ion at Wagner
hono red t o r eceive: whole:
Col!ege and also cont inue
- Emmonue! Ramos - Ryon Woern er my football play ing career.
Thank you ver y much :
- Louis Ph illips. Jr.
EMMAN EL R A M OS is th e so n o f R YAN W OERN ER is the so n o f Ret.
CAn. EUGENIO R AM O (SOD ). He CAl'T. R ICH AR D \V O EI~ 1 ER. H e IS
is atte nding Fo rdham Unive rsit y. une nding Ithaca College.
This year's 37th Annual
African Ameri can Day
Parade was held on
Sunday. Sept. 17, 2006.
Mem bers gathere d on
111th Stree t and Adam
Clayton Powell Blvd.
in Manhattan at
1:00 p.m.
"We had a great
turnout in the
Department," said
1st VP
Ronald Whitfield.
AFRICAN AMERICAN DAY PARADE
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WEDDING?
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ANNIVERSARY?
SPECIAL NEWS
TO REPORT ...

We Want
to Know
Send your
information,
incl udi ng nam e an d
wo rk location, along
with any pertinent
photo s, to;

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 8th Ann ual
CCA
Scholarship
Golf Outing
Th e largest crowd to
dal e turn ed out for th e
CCA's 8th annual
Scholarship Golf Outing
held June 6, 200 6, at
Lido Beach Golf
Course on Long I land.
We were privileged
10 have Retired Chief
of the Departm ent
Robert N. Davoren join
us again this year.
The day was warm, the
weather great and
the fr iendship in
abund ance to help
raise funds for our
schol arship fund.

"It' s always nice to

see so many friends
of the CCA tum out to
suppor t our eff orts
in providin g college
schol arships for
children of our
members," said
President Peter
Meringolo. "Every
year we salJ it can't
be better than the
year befor e, and il
always is. This is one
of the premier events
t hat so many look
forward t o att ending:'
 On Scpt cml cr 17, 200 6, ell t. Kenn eth Da ley's
" Sunset" W ;15 ca lled ho me to be with the Lord.
Ca pt. Da ley's n ickname was Mal a nd he was ho rn
on No vember 5 , 195 7. He was the fifth child of
John Alfred a nd Eloi c Da ley an d was bo rn at j acobi
Hospirul in the Bro n x. N .Y. He att en ded Pn:-K an d
In Loving 1st grade in the Bronx . When his fami ly mo ved to
Q ueens, he co ntinued his ed ucation a t PS4S, rcphcn
Ha lsey J. High Schoo l an d Fore r H ills High 'c1w ol
Memory of in For est H ills.
Beca use o f his a ca d em ic excel len ce, Ken neth
CCA Delegate wo rked pa rr-rime for the Mcrro po liran Insurance
Company while urrcndi ng high schoo l. O nce he
Capt. gra d uat ed, he wo rked Iullrime fo r th em unt il he
decided to jo in the Air For ce. After com p leting his
Kenneth Eric ro ur in the Air Fo rce, he attended Saint John ',
Univcr: i t }'.
(Malachi) Ca pt. Kenn et h Eric Da le)' joined the N YC
Dcpa rrmen t of C o rrec tio n o n Scpr cm he r 17 , 198 4,
Daley an d was pr om oted ro the rank of ~a p ra i n on Apr il
~ , 199,. He was a CC A Delegat e fo r the past six
years . T w cn ry-rw o yea r to t he day he joined the
Sept. 26, 2006 Depa rt m ent , ro his " sun set " (Sc] rern l e r 17, 19 B4 -
September 17, 2006).
By: K nncrh lo ved music, not only liste ning to it, but
Ronald W. Whitfield he playe d the g uita r an d the keyboard . He was a n avid jazz bu ff an d one o f his f;lVorite g ro ups
1st Vice President was Ea rth , \X/incl a nd Fir '. Da ley loved life, he wax v c r ~' ca ring a nd he would help others in their
ti me o f need . He wo uld ma ke yo u la ugh when you were down a nd give you suppo rt to hel p yo u
along the W3)'. Ii yo u knew him, yo u wo uld be gla d that he had tou ched your life with a wo rd
o r a deed .
H is memo ry is chcri: heel by his loving wife, Lisa an d his four childr n, Sca n, N icole, Kenya
a 11<1 Kcma, ;1I1d a lso hi. beloved mother Elois e Da ley,
"l\ k £'11 1 (Will the Im il)' is to be ! Jr eSCI1l ioitb tb e Lord"
Rest Kenne th Res t

In Memori m
MEMBER RETIRED , DECEASED

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The Association of
Caribbean Americans
marched as a
contingent in
this year 's Labor Day
Parade on Monday,
Sept. 4 , 2006. The
group gathered at
Rochester Avenue
and St. John's Place in
Brookly n to begin the
parade.
CCi\ lst VP Ronald
Whit field marched wit h
the group and said,
"the camara derie and
spirit were grand.
Everyone had a great
ti m e spending the
day with friends."
 This year's Annual
Columbus Day Parade
was held in
Manhattan on
Monday, October 9.
2006. Everyone
gathered at
44 th Street and
5th Avenue.
The Uniformed Grand
Marshall was Michael
Maiello and the
Non-Uniformed
Grand Marshall was
Jeanine Pirro.
Correction members
came out
to show pride (or
their heritage and
their Depart ment.
 eAtti1fl~ means gilt or grant
J{y--eA1fl means love
T he six-year -o ld daughte r o f Capr. Da unu H:l)'es-\Vebb
was tr ag ica lly killed rhis slim mer when an SUV slammed
in t o th e hack o f the car she was in wirh her m o t her,
Acco rd ing to t he police repo rt, Da una Hayes, "' 2, was
Homegoing
sto pped a t a red light at Avenue I at Flatland Avenue in
East Flarbush with her kids. j aniyah Webb, 2, and
Servicefor
\tt iya h Hayes, 6, in th e hack scat a t I:45 p.m.
Sudd enly, an SUV rea r-e nd ed her ca r, which in rum, hit
Attiyah
an o ther pa ssenger ca r il fro m . Acco rding to a w it ness.
th e UV was goi ng to o fast a nd it did no r ;.1 \ pea r he
Ny-Aya
a pplied his brakes.
Hayes
Th is is the o birua rv writt en b y her mot her:
Artiya h ~ y - Ay a Ha yes wa s ca lled ho me hy C od on
August 2, 200 1 , into etern a l life. Arriya h was ho rn to Daun a H:lye., -\X'cl h a nd Fabian C ram
Aug. 9,2006
o n Februa ry 7, 2000 , in Lo ng 1. 1:1I1d College Hospita l, Broo klyn. Ar rhc e:11"I)' age o f ( W O , her
ste p fa t he r j e ffe ry \\lei b came into her life. who m she lov ed dea rly. She wo uld a lwa ys sa y she Daughter of
had two dadd ies. Arriya h wa: nlwuys a spec ial child from t he rime she was ho rn ro anyo ne wh o
she ca rne int o contact w ith. She had a ce rta in w ay a bout her w hen ~' o u met he r, yo u just had Capt. Dauna
to lo ve her. Artiyah wa s affccrionarely ca lled " Pinky," Ti-Ti" , an d " Angel T ip. " She to ld her
frien ds, " I jusr ha ve :l lor of ni k na rn cs.' She was so pro ud she hega n to give he r fam ily a nd
friend s nickna me. . She to uch ed the hea rt o f ma n y,
Hayes-Webb
At tiya h sta rred her cd u a rion ;H ag e two at Nia Lycucn Academy unt il age five. Att iyuh bega n
kinderga rten in the fa ll o f 2005 .H rs J 15 , class K007. She wa s happy and excited to ~() to wh a t
sh e ca lk I big kids schoo l. She kne w :1 11 rhe child ren fro m her class to rhc fifth gr ade, even rhc
schoo l .a fcry offi er at rhc de k. T hey knew her well. She even knew the reachers. Wh en . he
wo uld wa lk thr o ugh t he schoo l ya rd , rhc big girls wo uld sto p her to hug her and kiss. I wo uld
just sit and smile to k no w she w as so .0 ia b lc,
Arriya h was promoted ro first g r;l [c. She wo uld ha ve been in Cla s: 1- 106. I to ld her w ho he r
new teacher was, and she sa id " I know he r. She is nicc :l nd I knnw whe re the lassro o m is." She
was so ha pp y.
She received an cxcellcnr rep o rt ca rd . I rold her I was I ro ue] am) she co uld ger a nyth ing she
wnnrcd. • he never as ked fo r a nythin g,
Arriyah loved to da nce a nd sing. She also wa nrcd to be a .locro r, She knew a ll the I:HeS t
dan ces. Arriya h wo uld sa~' " I wa nt to he o n T V. When am 1go nn:l be on T V ?" Ani )', h was so
helpfu l. She w o u ld help me with everything, es pecia lly w it h he r ha hy sister, j a n iya h . Sh e liked
(() d ress up in cos t um es a nd high heel s. and she liked to make da nce rou t ines, sho wing her sis-
rcr ho w (() d a nce .
Arriyah \\' :15 loved I y so mnny peo ple. She was herself at a ll rim .s, no matter w hat she never
cha nged . Arriyuh W ;'I S ta ughr rhar she was a beautiful blac k girl and that's ho w she carried her-
self.
Arriyah lea ves ro mo ur n a nd cheri. h her life. her mother Da una, her dad Fabia n, her stcpdad
.Jeff, her ba by sister j a niya h, her sisters Brea , Akira a nd j ada, her bro thers Rasha un, Ra ikwo n,
Tyrnos, Fabian [r. , Ka leck, Kha lccl, j ustin and Pa blo. her grand pa rents Lillian iav in, Jeff,
Eun ice and Tr evo r, her grea t gr andpa re nts M a ry. C hr istine. a nd J o hn , u host of aunts a nd
uncle s, great au nt s a nd g rea t uncles, co usins. god par ents, god hrorhcr, friends and famil y.
T ha nk yo u ro my family a nd friends w ho roo k a grea t pa rr in Arrivuh': life, helping her to
b ' O Ill C rhe lo ving, sma rr, beautiful black gi rl rhnr she is.
 1 a m 40 venrs o ld and ma rried wirh th ree chil-
dren . I resid e in Oran ge Cou nt y, New York , a nd
ha ve hee n a member of rhc Depa r tm e nt since 1987.
I wo rk ed 16 year s ar AM KC. 18 months at (; ;,,1 DC.
six mon ths a t O BCe , and .urrc nrly at V .He. [
bccan e pa rt of the E.S.U team in .I uly 2000 . enlist-
ed in the U.S. Navy in Fehruary 19 99. M y ran k is

CALL TO Perry O fficer 2 nd Cbs. . Here's my sro rv.

In Janu a ry 200 6, I was ac tivared by the N.Y. Stare
M ilitia . T hi. was a securi ty pa tro l hoar un it in s up-
DUTY port of O peratio n N ol Ie Eagle, .. Ho mela nd
, ec ur iry." Th ere I per for med securiry ope ratio ns
near Ind ian Poinr Power Planr located on the He nr y
H uds o n. T his de ployme nt w a: fo r six mont hs.
By Capt. '/0" During rha r time I received new ord ers for a one
year d ep lo ym en t in the M idd le E;1St in su pport o f
Robert O peration Iraqi Freedo m. Four teen rc erv isrs were
Ouinones p ulled from variou s uni ts to wor k the Ar mories an d
Rifle ra nge located in Kuwait and Iraq . O ur tea m
co nsists o f two D.O. C. me mbers includi ng myse lf,
two N Y . co ps, one F. B.I age nt and several Sher i ffs
as well as cops from Atlan ta, (; .orgin.
I spent r lVo mo nths in Virginia rra ining to become
an lnsrrucro r/ Range M ast er for rhe J\; \ ilita ry. '\' e
trained a gro up (If 2 - 0 sailo rs whn we re being
deployed [() Kuwait a nd Iraq in preparatio n to wo rk vario us du ties su ch as, customs, cargo han-
d ling, an d pat rol/shore security. T hey qua lified wirh wea pons such as rhe 1\'1 4. M I h , a nd i\t9 5/\'1/.
Included in the rraining were convo y o pera rions, co unter-a III hus h, live fire ex ercises. and III ilirury
operations in de: err terr a in.
Due to rhe G lo bal \X' a r o n Ter rorism , th e milita ry has changed. U.S. for ces ar c co mbinin g
together in Joint-Tas k Fo rce Operations. In April 2006 . I arri ved ar .. 'a mp Parrior " in Kuw ai t.
T here I W;1 S assigned to FWD . Delta Hendq uurrers. T his unit work : directly under the U.S. Army,
M y' mission is to wo rk a t variou s a rmories, one o f w hich is located in Ira q. O ur range is located
in Kuwait I ecause Iraq is not a tra ining center,
Ma ny peo ple ask me why lo I do this and my response is, "Freed om isn' t Ircc, if I am involved
in the tight for freedo m the n I'm goi ng to he happier, and I' ll have a better unde rstandi ng of
what's going on ar o und the world." O ne speech I will never forger was o n September 20. 200 I,
when President Bush add res: eel :l joinr session o f Congress. Th ere he stared , " Every na tio n in
eve ry region now has a dec ision to make. Either you ,H C w it h us or yo u a re with the te rrorists ."
He ask ed (l UI' militar y to he read y he a use the ho ur was com ing to act and t hat they would ma ke
Ame rica pro ud. He sa id that free 10m an d fear were at wa r. At rhar point 1 kne w my time would
co me to he C:1 Ik c!. So her ' I a m wo rk ing in J 2~ degrees in th e lcserr , hut 1 musr sa y there isn't a
da y rha r passes hy that I do n't th ink abou t my Co rrect ion fami ly hac k in the sta res.
Serving in rhc M idd le East has ma de th is my lo nges t deploymen t. B' . ides wo rking stat esid e as
mentio ned, on 9/1 1 during th e ter ro rist att acks, my annua l tr:1ining was -xr -nded at Little Creek,
Virgin ia wo rking at the armo ry with Seal Team Tw o . And of co ur se, O BCe wa: ;1 very inrere: r-
ing de ploy me nt for me (LO L. LO L). Man)' (If my Co mrades here as k me who am I employed
with . \'(Ihcn I . , y, [ wo rk for the : cw Yo rk City Dept. o f .,orrection, rhey are amnxingfy sur-
pr ised. T here wa one ill. ranee w hen [ to ld a Sheriff from So uth Caro lina rhar I've wo rked at
Rikers Island . He bow ed to his knees and said , "Q, )'o u ar c the m:1I1 . Ho w ca n you wo rk ill that
type of environrncnr?" So rem em ber rn )' fellow ..aprai ns. we are professionals in w hat we do ,
an d we are respected world wide . \'('1: ea rn ed and dese rve rha r right. \'(Ie ar e the first line of su per -
vi Ion , an d char a lon e ma kes our job the to ughes t in t he D .pa rn ncnr.
Afrcr rhc co mplet io n o f Ill )' to ur I plan ro pur in my retirement pa pers. and pur sue my career
in the military. I will pend mo re tim e w ith my family, a nd of c urse ra ke my kids ro Disneyland.
So unr il th en. " ad ios amigos" and God bless yo u and your families.
After a reward ing career w ith rhc l\J YC
Depa rt ment of Cor rection , former R MSC
l nio n Delega te C APT.
VI C r O RIA J. PI:ARmN retired in
20 04 a nd went on to pursue
her aca dem ic goa. apr.
Pea rson g radua ted in M u y
2006 fro m John Jay Co llege o f
Crimina l J ustice wit h ;\
Bachelo r a nd M aste rs Deg ree
in Fo ren sic Psycho logy. Ret.
C a pro Pea rso n was i II t he
HA lMA c hol a r I rogr a lll,
whicl is :\ 11 accelera ted progra m rhar
allo ws j oh n Jay s tud ent s w ith high .ica-
d .m ic ra nd ar ds to receive
hn th t heir Bachelor a nd
M a: tcrs dcg r 'cs a t th e sa me
rime . Pea rso n w a s o n he
Dea n 's l. isr, C ra d ua rcd
Ma gna Cum Laude , rc .civcd
th e BA /M A Scho la rshi;
a wa rd fo r a .a dcrnic exc el-
lcncc in 2006. and was ind oc-
t rina te d int o the Psi C h i
Psychology H on o r. ocict ~'.

Congratu lations a
Delegate, CAPT. HARI
DRAYTON from MOe. A
ret irement pany was
held in his honor on
Thursday , Sept. 28.
2006, at Maestro's in
th e Bronx.
Pictured at top left with
Dray ton are neices
Christen James and
Shaolin Drayton, along
with sister Deanna
.apt, Hari Dra Dray ton. At to p right is
nephew Kevin Drayt on.

ys Goo At bottom left, 2nd VP

Patrick Ferraiuolo

Afte 20 speaks about the

former Delegate.
At bottom right <Ire
a e cousin Lisa Shah and
sister-in-law Carole
Walker.
 Congratulations to
Capt. Thomas Scalia
(Adjudication I.
A ret irement part y
was held in his honor
on April 19,2006.
at the Pine Restaura nt
in Queens.
In top photo. friend s
and family gath er for
the final farewell.
Middle left ,
1
Scollo (center pose s
with CCA 2nd VP
Patrick Ferraiuolo and
Iman Umar Abclul-Jalil.
In middle photo
at right , Ferraiuolo
presents Scollo wit h
retirement certificat e.
In bott om photo,
Scollo receives a
plaque fr om ADW
James Perrino.

Cap.
: co
.Ir
Aft r
on he
 pt Congrat ulat ions to
Capt. Yolan da Selt zer
Yol n a [ Adj udicat ion ). on her
retirement aft er 20
el z r years with the
Depart ment. A
•
R Ie party was hel d in
her honor on

end . Septem ber 29 , 20 0 6,

at t he Pine Restaurant
•
ime wi• h in Queens.
Fam ily and friends
gath ered to help her
amil celebrate.
In top pho t o, friends
and coworkers gather
to w ish Yolanda w ell.
Middle left , Ist VP
Ronald Whit field
pre sents Selt zer with
a retirem ent cert ifi cate
and w ish es he r the
bes t.
Middle rig ht , ADW
Jam es Perino , pre sents
Selt zer w ith a plaque.
Botto m. Seltzer w ith
fam ily.
 As a lways, :H rhc memor ial luncheo n. th ere is a pla ce . erring . et for o ne. The signficance of
t his is t he em pt y p lace repr esents Co rrcctio ua l sta ff wh o ha ve gi ven th eir lives in rhc line o f d ury,
defending society w hile ma inta ining inca rcerated felo ns. T he ;'.l issing O ffice r Table svmho lizos
t hat the y ar e wit h us in s pirit.
Th e M issing O fficer Ta ble:
• T he ra ble is ro und - ro show ou r ever lasting co ncern fo r o ur m issing loved on " .
CPDF • T he rnbleclor h is white - sym bo lizing th e pu rity o f rheir mo tive, when a nswe rin g [he call
to duty,
Annual • The swo rd - symbo lizes ho no r,
• T he single red rose - d isp layed in a vas c, reminds us o f the life o f eac h of the missing
National loved o nes and friends o f rhesc .o rrccri o nal ruff who keep rh c faith.
• T he vase - is tied with a ~' c I I O\v ribbon, symbo l o f o ur co nt inu ed dcrcrminarion ro
Memorial re me m ber a nd ro " Ta ke Ca re o ( Ou r Ow n. "
• A slice of lemon - reminds us o f the bitter fa te o f those kille I a nd/o r crippled w hile pro -
rect ing society.
Service • A pinch o f salr - symbolizes the tC :H ~ en dured hy rhosc llli ss i n~ a nd t heir t.un ilics who
By: seck a nswers.
• T he Bihlc - represent . the st rengt h ga ined th rough faith to susta in those o f us that co n-
Ronald W. Whitfield
n nuc Oil .
1st Vice President
• T he glass, inverted - symbolizes th eir ina bility to sh a re th is day's roast.
• T he cha ir is em pt y - t hey a re missing.

T his yea r t he i\ nnua I Nat io na l M emoria l Ser vice was held in t , Louis, M issouri, ho no ring 12
mem bers o f service who gave t he ult imate sacrifice. Six curre nt, on e from 2006 a nd five from
20 05 . ix fro m the past , two fro m 200 I, one fro m :W OO, one fro m 1997, o ne from 1) 95 an d
one fro m 1991. Also ho nored were five rncm bcrs o f cr vicc who were killed in th e line o f d ury
while serving their Co unt ry. For t he first time, three ch ildren o f act ive members o f scrvi e who
also gav c the ultimat e sacrifice w hile serving their co untr y were a lso h onor ed . Fallen bur no t
forgo tten ,
T he C PO Fou ndatio n :11: 0 recognize 19 sur vivo rs of assa u t , tr :1I.l 111:1 or accide nt a nd two for
bra very, a bov e and beyo nd the cal l o f du ry at a reco gn ition luncheo n .
It has been said hy the Board o f Directo rs a nd 111 .mbcrs o f C PO F, [hat th e N YC De] a rrmc nr
of Co rr .crion Pipc Ban d a rc a ma jo r parr o f the M emo ria1 Serv ice, Not on Iy in their III usic
sclc .rions rhar they ren der a nd everyo ne loo ks for wa rd til hea ring, bur :11$0 hcc:lusl' they loo k
fo rw a rd to spo nso ring t he "JUSt fo r Kids & Teens" pool si lc picnic and pn rty fo r t he C PO
Fou ndatio n's kids a nd teens.
C o rrectiona l PC:1Ce O fficer's Fou ndatio n, Ta king C arc O f O ur Ow n.
Pro ject XVIII will be J un e 2 1 - 24, 2007 in Philadelphia, Pennsylva nia.
 TI,e NYC Departme nts
of Corr ection and
Healt h &: Mental
Hygiene hosted a
Health Fair call ed
"Ia ke Ca re DOC" on
Tuesday, Sept . 19
from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
on Rikers Island .
The even t highlighted
th e im port ance of the
10 s teps to a longer
and healthier life.
Healt h care prov iders
were on hand to con-
duct spot tests for
various condit ions.
There were information-
al handout s on health
issues such as
cholesterol, diabetes,
blood press ure, heart
disease, cancer,
depress ion, alcohol
and drug dependency,
HIV and other conce rns.

DOC HEAL . FAIR

 P ET ER M ERlNG O I.O, CCA P RT:SIDENT
presents a special plaque of thanks to
retiring CCA Lobbyist Floyd
Holloway. Floyd has served the CCA
for the past 15 years, helping get
some of the union's most important
legislation passed through the Senate
and Assembly in Albany.
l\tferillgolo said that Floyd has not
Floyd only been one of the greatest lobbyists
of all times, but also a friend. "Floyd
has served this union well. We wish
Holloway him till the best."
The inscription Oil the plaque reads:
CCA aYOII have spent a lifetime helping
others and your career has been filled
with many accom plishm ents. Your
Longtime presence in Albany was of monumen-
taL importance. Through your hard
uiorle and dedication, much legisla-
Lobbyist tion affecting the lilies of law enforce-
ment and public employees was

Be Friend passed. Because of you, countless lives have been enriched. Albany will never be the same
ioitbout the pres ence of the legend th at goes by th e name of Floyd Holloway. You,. expert-
ise. guidance and knowledge can never be duplicated. The members of tbc NYC Department
Retires of Correction, ill particular the CCA, will [oreuer owe you a debt ofgratitude. As you leave
us to noto giu e time back to yourself and your family, we wish to bestow upon you the title
of Hon onuy Captain. "

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