
Anthony DeNatale
President
Vice President
Robert Walsh
Treasurer
John McLoughlin
Rec. Secretary
Ellen Bjorkstrom
Corr. Secretary
Thomas Sullivan
Sergeant at
Arms
Joseph Cammileri

Richard Commesso
President 2004-2010

Harry Morse Jr.
President 2003-2004

Edward Keschecki
President 2001-2003
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NYC VERRAZANO 10-13 ASSOCIATION:
History and Purpose
Founded, January 4, 2001 by a group of retired Police
Officers the intendment of the organization was to foster a comradeship
amongst our members, while insuring the protection of benefits
previously earned during their active service.
Upon completion of a course in academics and physical
training, at the New York City Police Academy,
members were assigned to various commands throughout the city. All of
our members went on to have successful and rewarding careers, and
were honorably retired.
Throughout our history, our organization has
continued to work on behalf of our membership, retired and active
alike, and their families, with an emphasis on Health and Welfare
matters. We worked side by
side with the National NYCPD 10-13 Organization and were
instrumental in achieving many legislative landmarks such as: Cost of
Living Adjustments in retiree pensions, 100 percent Medicare
Reimbursement, and Surviving Spouse Legislation, which allowed a
surviving spouse to pick up the COBRA health insurance plan for
life, instead of just a 3 year period. Today we continue to support a
Health Protection Bill that would permanently protect our health
benefits.
Over the years we have assisted a number of police
family's who have had the misfortune of an illness to a loved one that
has resulted in overwhelming medical costs. We have also been a proud
sponsor of the New York City Police Fund, who, through our support has
been able to purchase medical equipment that can be provided to our
members and their families. In recent years we have bestowed a one time
college scholarship to the incoming freshmen who have won our
scholarship contest.
*Disclaimer- The
NYC Verrazano 10-13 Association, Inc. has been designated a
501 (c) 3 tax exempt organization by the United States
Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Donors may deduct contributions as provided in section 170 of the Code.
Bequests, legacies, devices, transfers, or gifts for our use are
deductible for federal estate and gift tax purposes if they meet the
applicable provisions of Code sections 2055, 2106, and 2522.
As a 501(c)3 Tax exempt organization,
The NYC Verrazano 10-13 Assn does not endorse or campaign for political
candidates. However, political candidates are invited to address the
membership to discuss issues that impact their lives. We invite
candidates from the major political parties as well as others
whose name will appear on the ballot in elections to address our members
at General Membership meetings.
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