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Serving the blind and visually impaired since 1926, the Visions Bronx Advisory Board held its 23rd annual dinner and awards ceremony last Thursday, March 10 at Tosca Marquee. Last week’s prestigious awards ceremony honored community leaders and innovators for their various contributions to our borough. This year’s distinguished honorees included Marlene Cintron, Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation president; Jennifer and Les Goodstein, Community News Group owners; Chuck Cohen, C TECH Low Vision Solutions president; Toba LaCrown, Bronx Rotary Club president; Rosemary DeLuca, Wildlife Conservation Society assistant director and Laurie Munro, NYS Commission for the Blind, coordinator of children’s services.
(Above) (l-r) Honorees Rosemary DeLuca; Marlene Cintron; Toba LaCrown; Laurie Munro; Jennifer Goodstein; Mary Miller, Visions executive director and CEO and honoree Chuck Cohen.Photo by Silvio Pacifico
(l-r) Honorees Rosemary DeLuca; Marlene Cintron; Toba LaCrown; Laurie Munro; Jennifer Goodstein; Mary Miller, Visions executive director and CEO and honoree Chuck Cohen.
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LaCrown (l) and Miguel Santiago, Bronx Rotary Club board of directors president, present Miller a check to help Visions continue its work.
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Brandy Pinder, a Visions beneficiary and success story, gave an inspiration address before the audience.
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Gianna Dell’Olio (l), BronxWorks director of advancement and communications, with John Bonizio, Westchester Square Business Improvement District chairman and honoree Rosemary DeLuca during the ceremony.
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Lisa Sorin (l), Westchester Square Business Improvement District with executive director, Gary Axelbank, BronxTalk host and Wilma Alonso, Fordham Road Business Improvement District executive director last Thursday.
