14 Former Parsippany Cops, School Administrators Receiving $100K Yearly Pensions

Another year, another former Parsippany employee added to the ever-growing list of retirees receiving a six-figure annual pension in New Jersey.

According to Watchdog NJ, which released its annual report on the number of retired public employees who are receiving at least $100,000 per year in pensions during retirement, 14 former Parsippany employees – five school district employees, nine former police officers – are on the list, up from 13 last year.

They include:

• Vincent Aniello, former assistant superintendent. Annual pension: $114,891
• Kenneth Graham, former principal. Annual pension: $113,696
• Angelo Guiliano, former principal. Annual pension: $102,200
• Kathleen Sleezer, former assistant superintendent of curriculum. Annual pension: $103,607
• Eugene Vasile, former superintendent. Annual pension: $104,451
• Stanley Bandura, former police lieutenant. Annual pension: $103,202
• James Carifi, former police captain. Annual pension: $109,426
• Anthony Dezenzo, former police chief. Annual pension: $131,952
• Michael Filippello, former police chief. Annual pension: $111,012
• Edward Jasiecki, former police lieutenant. Annual pension: $106,319.16
• Charles Kennedy, former police department member. Annual pension: $100,902
• William Makowitz, former deputy police chief. Annual pension: $102,523
• Michael Peckerman, former police chief. Annual pension: $120,863
• Jeffrey Storms, former police captain. Annual pension: $106,990.

Jasiecki is the addition to the list in 2014, which had a total of 1,988 retired government employees as of Dec. 31. That figure has more than doubled in the last four years, when just 971 former workers received six-figure pensions in 2010, the report said.

The richest pension goes to former Jersey City school superintendent Charles Epps and former Essex County College president A.Z. Yamba, both tallying $195,000 annual payouts, watchdog.org reported.

See the full list of retired government employees with six-figure pension payouts here, and read the full Watchdog report here.

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