Merrick Woman Honored by Nassau County

Merrick’s Danielle LaRose was honored by Nassau County during Women’s History Month.

“It’s my honor to recognize extraordinary citizens who have volunteered to help feed and clothe neighbors, keep others safe during emergencies, raise money for charitable causes, enhance the lives of our children and help protect neglected animals,” said County Executive Ed Mangano in a statement.

“You are outstanding neighbors, friends and community members. I would like to thank each and every one of you for your selfless acts of kindness and the personal sacrifices you have made for others.

The 12 honorees are:

• Esther Fortunoff Greene of Old Westbury
• Erin O’Brien of Seaford
• Doreen Ehrbar of Williston Park
• Debbie Viola of Massapequa Park
• Danielle LaRose of Merrick
• Cynthia Hamilton of Uniondale
• Joanne Phillips of Long Beach
• Kathleen Bracken of Farmingdale
• Lori Horowitz of Dix Hills
• Millicent Clarke of Freeport
• Marnie Katzman of Freeport
• Patricia Lespinasse of Elmont.

Photo via Ed Mangano’s Office

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