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Trustee, Kevin Pleasants, email address:
kevinpleasants@verizon.net
RETIREES:
Commissioner Mulvey asked us to forward
this notice that was written by him and addressed to our
retired membership:
Attention Retired Force Members:
I have heard from many retirees who
have expressed an interest in being kept abreast of current
events in the Police Department.
In this regard I have arranged an email process by
which we can keep you informed of matters of interest to you.
If you would like to avail yourself of this service,
please email your personal email address, name and
serial number to:
retiredemail@pdcn.org
Once we have compiled a list, we
will begin sending out notices on a regular basis.
Retired members can be added at anytime and will
be removed upon request.
All we ask if that you keep your information current.
Our retired force members are an
important part of the Nassau County police family.
I hope this process keeps you informed.
Lawrence W. Mulvey, Commissioner of
Police
RETIRED MEMBERS CORNER .....
From:
Retired Lieutenant Ray Ryan
Greeting
from Laguna Niguel, California.
Pat & I have been residing in California for the past 18
years. We
welcome you all to give us a call at 949-489-9688 or email us
at
biffryan@mac.com. The past years we have traveled the globe.
Our
upcoming trip in March will be to South America. I still
workout
running & swimming daily. Enjoying our retirement and hope
to keep working at it. Keep in touch. Lt. Ray Ryan
From:
Retired Sergeant Tom Waring
Hello again from beautiful snowy upstate New York. Since the last
time I wrote, I have become the unofficial poster boy for
colonoscopies or at least making sure all my friends get
examined when the doctor tells them it’s time. I went for my
first one in the beginning of November, at age 61; should
have had it done in my 50’s at least. Anyway I had a few
polyps removed during the procedure BUT, the doc told me I
have a large one that would have to be removed surgically and
soon. As far as he could tell from the sample biopsy it was
benign but most likely pre-cancerous. I had no idea anything
was going on inside of my gut, no indication or pain. I
didn’t waste any time seeing a surgeon. In early
December the surgery was done by a laparoscopic procedure,
10” of colon removed along with offending polyp and
appendix. After a
three-day hospital stay, and recovery of a couple weeks at
home, I am happy to report I am feeling great and back to
normal; all was benign. Anyway my point for all of this is not
looking for sympathy (I know I got away easy compared to some)
but to encourage anyone who is 50 or better or with a family
history of polyps to not put off the colon exam.
It was not as big a deal as I had thought it would be.
Prep is the worst part and I don't even remember the
rest of it. I am even feeling well enough to shovel snow
again. Wishing all my friends at the SOA a happy and
HEALTHY New Year. Tom Waring. Saratoga Springs NY.
From
retiree Cliff Burke
Hi
all. I retired from the Seventh Precinct in 1994 and moved to
Greenacres, (yes, Greenacres) Florida. I have been working for
the Palm Beach County Public Safety Department since 1997. I
am an Investigator assigned to the Division of Consumer
Affairs. Florida has been wonderful. I still stay in touch
with a number of retired folks and active ones too. Hope to
get to the annual Orlando reunion one day. My e mail is cliffandcheryl@comcast.net.
Feel free to e mail. Cliff Burke.
Lieutenant Sean Beach - Retired
“Sean and Barbara Beach at
CELTICBEACH@AOL.COM, Busier than ever
in beautiful Williamsburg VA. Plenty of golf and so much to do. All the best.
SEAN BEACH.”
Important #’s for members:
Optical
Plan – DavisVision - 1-800-828-6100
Deferred
Compensation Plan (MetLife) -
516-861-4020
Dental
- Healthplex – 1-800-468-0600 or
516-542-2200
Health
Insurance – Empire
- 1-877-769-7447
Flex Program:
MA Services – 1-800-836-8100
Retirees:
Send us an email and tell us
what you’ve been doing?
Email: Nassoa@aol.com
 Please let us know
if you're moving so we can update our records.
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