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Saint Barnabas Honors Livingston Residents for Volunteer Service

21 residents were honored for their countless hours of community service.

During National Volunteer Week, April 15-21, Saint Barnabas Medical Center honored 21 Livingston residents for their length of volunteer service.  

“We are indeed fortunate to have the support of such dedicated individuals who generously give their time and share their knowledge and skills in support of our patients, visitors and staff,” said Lorraine Marino, Director of Pateint Relations and Volunteer Resources for Saint Barnabas Medical Center.

Among those honored for 20 years of service were Les Davidson and Bobby Kessler.  Carole Bozzelli, Shirley Ehrich, Lydia Rogalskyj were honored for 15 years of service.  Marianne Tulman was honored for 7000 hours of community service.  Aaron Greenberg was honored for 4000 hours.  Peter Candia was honored for 3500 hours.  Sharon Tuder was honored for 3000 hours.  Barbara Kone was honored for 2000 hours.  Barbara Anelle and Christine Anelle were honored for 1500 hours.  Sue Fershing, Felice Greenberg and Esther Zirkes were honored for 500 hours and Ronald Manning, Deborah Rose, Virginia Sandler, Adrienne Tronzano and Bernard Tulman were honored for 300 hours. 

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