Jan. 12, 1952 - June 30, 2024
Revelation 21:4
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EBUA proudly supports the heroic Men and Women who serve and have served our country proudly while risking their lives to defend our freedoms and way of life. We are very thankful and appreciate them for their bravery, courage and dedication to making and keeping America the greatest country in the world. God bless the USA and may God bless our Military Men and Women.
Bravery is doing something without the presence of fear......Courage is doing something despite the fear.
Kenneth served in the US Navy from
1989-1990 in Great Lakes. He was an Aviation Boatswains Mate on the USS Forrestal. After his service, he worked for the NYC Hospital Police Department from 1992-1999 in Kings County. He was also a 1st Responder not only on 9/11, but also during the WTC Bombing in 1993. He then became a NYS Firefighter assigned to Engine Squad 3 in the Bronx, became a NYS REGIONAL HAZMAT TECH & a USDHS CBRN HAZMAT TECH (Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear.) He then finished his career with the DHS Police Department where he was force to retire in 2019 from a line of duty injury.
Alex joined the Navy out of High School at 17 years old. He attended Boot Camp at Great Lakes Illinois and then went to HT A school in Philadelphia. He reported to his 1st ship in 1991 on the USS Enterprise during the first Gulf War. During that tour, he wanted to become a Military Police Officer. He's been stationed in Rota Spain,Naples and Sardina Italy. After 9/11, he worked at ground zero and then went to the Middle East as a Military Police Officer. He is currently the VFW Commander in Yorktown and is on the VFW National Board.
Jason served in the United States Navy from May of 1996 to April 2000. He attended boot camp and “A” school in Great Lakes, Illinois and was selected for honor duty onboard The USS Constitution “Old Ironsides” which is the oldest commissioned war ship in the world and is most famous for it's role in the War of 1812. He was also part of the crew that sailed the ship under its own power with only wind and sails for the first time since 1881 on July 21, 1997.
Josh joined the military while he was in high school on March 29th 2011. He joined the Military as a 35G (Geospatial Intelligence Imagery Analyst). After graduating, he left for BT on July 18th that summer. He has learned a ton of life lessons that have made him the man that he is today. Josh is currently transitioning into civilian life as an officer with the CCPD.
Earl did his basic training in Fort Jackson, SC and then was stationed in Panama from 1986-1988. He was there during the conflict with Manuel Noriega and was in the 1st of the 508th Airborne Infantry. He left the Military in 1989 as a PFC and joined EBUA in 2018. He also works as an Umpire for the New York State Baseball Umpires Association as a member of the WCBUA for BOCES.
Emilio served in the US Air Force from 2004 - 2014. He entered as a Military Police Officer and was deployed to Tikrit, Iraq, Camp Fallujah, Camp Victory, FOB Grizzly and Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan. He was a member of Operation Iraqi Freedom and was also tasked with completing combat related missions in accordance to Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation New Dawn. Afterwards, he became a Sergeant and was stationed at the Incirlik AB in Turkey. He was initially a Quick Reaction Force Member and worked his way up to become a Protection Level-1 CCTV Monitor.
Mike Pereira, NFL and NCAA football rules analyst with Fox Sports, has been selected by NASO as the recipient of the 2019 NASO Mel Narol Medallion. Pereira will be honored with the Medallion at the Celebrate Officiating Gala on July 30 at the NASO Sports Officiating Summit in Spokane, Wash.
The Medallion recognizes an individual or organization that has made significant contributions to the betterment of NASO. These activities include organizational leadership, education, training, promotion of officiating and other events. The award is named for Narol, a longtime legal columnist and consultant to NASO, who died in 2002. Narol received the award posthumously in 2003, when the Medallion was named in his honor.
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Mike Pereira
