George Jerome Moskowitz (Jerry) has been the Foundation’s treasurer and a board member for nearly two decades and was a part of its growth from an ancillary group supplementing, in part, the work of Community Living Corporation (CLC) to the multilevel and diverse organization it has become.

He was also the treasurer and board member of Advocates for the Disabled, later ADI Cares for nearly a decade.

Jerry has been a member of the Katonah Bedford Hills Volunteer Ambulance Corps (KBHVAC) for nearly fifteen years where he served as a board member and treasurer.

George received both a BBA in Industrial Psychology in 1954 and an MBA in Public Accounting in 1964 from Baruch College of the City University of New York. He became a Certified Public Accountant in 1960 in the State of New York.

In addition, he received an MSW in Clinical Social Work from Yeshiva University and became a Certified Social Worker (CSW) in 1984.

Jerry was an Assistant Professor of Accountancy and Business at Mercy College (NY) from 1977 to 1982 and served as the Director of Auditing at the NY State Urban Development Corporation (UDC) from 1972-1976.

He practiced public accountancy from 1960 to 2001 and has been a member of the American Institute of CPA’s (AICPA) and the NY State Society of CPA’s (NYSSCPA) for over 60 years.

Jerry maintained a private practice as a group and individual psychotherapist in New York and was a member of both the American Group Psychotherapy (AGPA) and the Eastern Group Psychotherapy (EGPA) Associations.

Jerry will continue his relationship with the CLC Group by serving on its Advisory Board.

Jerry and Linda, his wife of forty years, reside in Bedford Hills, New York and are proud parents of four children and grandparents of three granddaughters.

Bio coming soon.

Stan became Warwick Citizen of the Year in 2017-18. He was also named “2015-16 Humanitarian of the Year” in the eight-county Mid-Hudson Rotary District 7210. He is the current Commander and 30-year member of American Legion Nicholas P. Lesando Post 214 in Warwick.

He served as U.S. Army Signal Corps Captain in charge of five communications sites in Northern Germany and Holland providing support for NATO troops.

Stan was Warwick Valley Rotary’s Past President, Rotarian of the Year, Rotary District Governor’s Award for Vocational Excellence, and helped start Warwick’s Backpack Snack Attack and Operation Warm Coats projects.

He served four terms as Assistant Governor of Rotary District 7210.

He is also a member of the Warwick Historical Society.

He assisted Leo Kaytes, Sr., in a start-up of the June Tent Party/Sunset at Winslow and Warwick Citizen of Year program.

He was chosen twice for “Outstanding Young Men of America” and later to “Marquis Who’s Who in America” and “Oxford’s Who’s Who in American Business.”

Stan was co-chair of Warwick Citizen of the Year Committee (with Leo Kaytes, Sr. for 14 years.

He held many newspaper management positions, including: Advertising Director/General Manager for Dear Publications & Radio; Financial & Marketing Director for Worrell Newspapers (33 papers in 15 states) assistant to president, Horvitz Newspapers in Ohio; President & Publisher of Hammell Newspapers of Florida.

Stan is a prize-winning Editor & Publisher of Straus Newspapers (including the The Warwick Advertiser and The Monroe-Woodbury Photo News) from 1986 until retiring at the end of 2004.

His education includes a BA, Journalism, Idaho State University; MS, Journalism, University of Utah; MBA, University of Utah.