Kenneth Baribault

On Sunday, August 2, 2009, there will be a “Police Surgeons Benevolent Car Show” in memory of Officer Glen Ciano. If you can find US$20.00, feel free to attend

Police Surgeons Benevolent Car Show
Sponsored By
Fr. Thomas A. Judge, Knights of Columbus
& Vintage Chevrolet Car Club of L.I.
August 2nd 2009 (Rain Date- August 9th)
ALL SHOW PROCEEDS go to Officer Glen Ciano’s family
OPEN TO ALL “SHOW QUALITY” CARS, TRUCKS, CLASSICS, STREET RODS,
MUSCLE CARS AND ANTIQUES. ROOM FOR OVER 250 CARS!
(SHOW COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO DETERMINE “SHOW QUALITY”)
Show Starts at 9:00 AM. Vehicles Must Be On The Show Field By 12:00 PM. To be Judged.
KIDS UNDER 6 FREE Adults $5.00
ENTERTAINMENT, FOOD, AND RAFFLES
For a Harley Davidson Motorcycle
or $10,000 Cash
Address: St. Anthony’s High School – 275 Wolf Hill Road South Huntington NY 11747
Directions: Northern State Park EXIT 41-Wolf Hill rd. WEST (towards Dix
Hills/South Huntington)., travel ¼ mile and turn RIGHT onto Pidgeon Hill Rd. — Car
Show is in the School Parking Lot on the LEFT.
PHONE for information Ray Mascolo (631) 368 – 8617
For more information, visit the web site at www.frjudge.org
–Tear Here—————————————————————————————————————
NAME: (Please Print)_________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:_________________________________________________________________________________
CITY:___________________________________________ STATE:___________________
ZIP:_________________ PHONE:____________–____________–____________
VEHICLE MAKE/Model:___________________________________ YEAR:_______ CLASS:______
Registration Fee: $15.00 (received prior to July 27, 2009___-____$20.00 (day of show)
I do herby release St. Anthony’s H.S., the Fr. Thomas A. Judge Knights of Columbus, the L.I. Region of the VCCA,
,Police Surgeons Benevolent Assoc.,Sponsors, Officers and Officials from any responsibilities while my vehicle is on
display at show.
Entrants Signature:______________________________________ Date: _____/ _____, 2009
Mail To: Father Thomas A. Judge P.O. Box 1151 East Northport, NY 11731
( make checks payable to Knights Of Columbus) for more information contact Ray Mascolo at 631-368-8617

If you have not heard by now, it is time to get on moving.

Why? The Long Island National Golf Club in Riverhead, NY will hold a benefit (with the aid of FOP Lodge #53) on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 for Nassau County Police Officer Kenneth Baribault who was seriously injured over a year ago on Sunday,May 18, 2008.

Foursomes who pays up by Thursday, July 30, 2009 will be entered in free Golf Raffle for their group. The cost is US$150.00 per golfer

Benefit Location:
The Long Island National Golf Club
1793 Northville Turnpike
Riverhead,
New York 11901
Phone: 1-631-369-3321 ext. 2

Golf Outing
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Schedule:
8:30am – 10:00 am: Check-in & Continental Breakfast
(serving assorted rolls, muffins, buns, juice, coffee & tea)
* Warm-up
* Unlimited use of driving range
* Locker Rooms (Bring your own towel)

10:00am: Shotgun Start ~ 18 Holes of Great Golf

If you are interested in participating in the outing or sponsoring this event, please open either the MS Word or the PDF registration form, complete the requested information and
return with your payment ASAP

Please make Check Payable to FOP Lodge #53 and
mail with your golfing cost or your sponsorship to:

FOP GOLF
PO Box: 567
St. James, NY 11780
Attention: Ronald J. Doda or Thomas Lohmann

Rates: (please check what applies with your mail-in registration)
$150.00 per golfer or 600.00 per foursome
$ 50.00 per hole Sponsored
$ 50.00 for dinner only (limited to the first 40 people)

The sentencing for Rahiem Griffin will happen later today and he faces a maximum of seven years in prison.

The sentencing fall on the fifth month of the passing of Suffolk County Officer Glen Ciano.

Officer Ciano, a highly regarded veteran cop of twenty-two (22) years, met in a traffic accident on Sunday, February 22, 2009 but unlike the Sunday accident with Nassau County Officer Kenneth Baribault on the (LIE) Long Island Expressway, Officer Ciano was not fortunate to have survived the accident due to his patrol car bursting into flames by the Vanderbilt Motor Parkway.

Today marks the fifth month of the passing of Suffolk County Officer Glen Ciano.

Officer Ciano, a highly regarded veteran cop of twenty-two (22) years, met in a traffic accident on Sunday, February 22, 2009 but unlike the Sunday accident with Nassau County Officer Kenneth Baribault on the (LIE) Long Island Expressway, Officer Ciano was not fortunate to have survived the accident due to his patrol car bursting into flames by the Vanderbilt Motor Parkway.

Officer Ciano was hit by an alleged drunk driver while in his patrol car by a 2007 Dodge Magnum which is alleged to have been driven by Jose Borbon of Plainview.

The fifth month passing of Oficer Ciano falls on the sentencing date of Rahiem Griffin who faces a maximum of seven years in prison when he is sentenced later today.

It took fifty-four (54) weeks for Rahiem Griffin’s trail to begin on Monday, June 1, 2009 and in the blink of an eye, Griffin was convicted yesterday, Monday, June 15, 2009 after the jury deliberated for two (2) days.

With the conviction over his head, Griffin faces a maximum of seven years in prison when he is sentenced on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 which is the five (5) month anniversary of Suffolk County Police Officer Glen Ciano.

Officer Ciano’s death has been alleged to have been caused by Jose Borbon of Plainview.

On Facebook, a few of the members plan to contact their congressman and senator as they feel that the current laws that are in place for DUI (Driving Under the Influence) offenders are not enough to deter people away from drinking and driving.

The courtroom was fired up to hear testimony and that they did Yesterday from 9/11 survivor, Philip Scarfi, who is also a New York City Firefighter of the Bedford-Stuyvesant’s Engine 235.

By now you should have know that Scarfi’s quick thinking and action fifty-four (54) weeks ago helped in improving the chances of Nassau County Police Officer, Kenneth Baribault’s survival even though Scarfi’s safety could be compromised trying to cross six (6) lanes of traffic.

For his “heroic” performance, Nassau police honored Philip Scarfi (along with Captain Vincent LoRusso who was previously named “Police Officer of The Month” back in December 2007 by TSLI) on September 9, 2008.

While everyone was walking like mad, financial support was rolling in like mad.

Long Island’s Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) had a goal of $85,000.00 and with an encouraging support took in over $140,000.00 almost doubling their goal.

For more details and to find out how you can take part in future walks, please visit the “Walk Like MADD: Long Island, NY” page on MADD.org.