moved to Flemington nj 10/01/14

personal assistant to C.E.O James Dolan and family. Mr. Dolan is CEO of Cablevision, Madison Square Garden and AMC all listed on the stock market. I provided security and companionship for Jim and Kristen Dolan's 4 boys ages 10 thru 15 when I started working and 17 to 22 when I retired from the family after 7 years. I would take children to school, sporting events, concerts, overnight trips through out eastern coast, via private jet, helicopters, r.v. etc. I would also participate in sports with the kids, like baseball, basketball, swimming etc. I also taught the children how to drive and helped them get their first license. I was not accompanied by James Dolan on 95 % of the interaction with children on the trips but was entrusted by him and the family with the care and well being of his children. I interacted with all family members and was an integral part of the family in every aspect, on call 24 hours a day if needed. I retired because of a mutual agreement with the Dolan family because the children reached the age of 18 and over and I really had no work when I reported to the house every morning, although I was offered a lifetime job with family at cablevision.

Responsible for monitoring the stadium from a private booth behind home plate via t.v. monitors and hi tech camera's located in the press box. Also was responsible for the security and supervision of the hundreds of reporters, radio, t.v.personnel, owner's suite, general manager and v.p. offices. Also assisted in escorting Yankee players and their families to the parking lot after games etc. I helped supervise and coordinate the Yankee dinners and various foundations for Yankee players throughout the season and off season(Jeter foundation etc) at Chelsea Piers, Marriott and other places in the NYC.

Assisted in the security of a 700 bed hospital on call 24 hours a day under the supervision of Security Director. Performed many daily inspections of facility and supervised 25 to 30 officers on duty at any one time on a particular shift. Supervised monitoring of facility using catv camera's, recordings, surveillance etc. Coordinated and processed all schedules weekly for the 120 security staff members including supervisors. Conducted fire drills, inspections of fire equipment, safety drills and inspections etc. Responsible for maintain and upgrading security, fire, safety equipment etc. Also maintained a great relationship with medical staff and especially with the emergency room making sure the trauma emergency area was secure and operating at peak performance on our part and cooperating with medical staff 100 percent. I left the hospital to work for the Yankees so I could take care of my ailing parents who lived upstate 1 hour from the stadium.

Correction Officer, 1972/1982, responsible for security of area assigned, maintaining care custody and control of up to 400 hundred inmates. Responsible for security of medical staff, civilians, custodians, etc. in various assignments on all shifts of 24 hour duration. Assigned to mental health area, regular housing, segregation, clinic, visit, recreation, and all high level control area's. Worked and responsible for setting up and coordinating inmate court dates every morning with staff and supervisors making sure the documents were in order for up to 400 inmates going to court on any one day out of a total of 2000 inmates. Captain from 1982 thru 1987, facility of 2000 inmates aged 16 to 20. Visit, clinic, housing Captain responsible for care custody and control of inmates. Also had direct supervision of 100 officers on a daily basis. Asst. Dep. Warden 1987 to 1988, responsible for 1000 male and 1000 female inmates, 50 Captains 500 Officers, 50 medical staff, 20 civilians and security of the facility. Captain 1988 to 1994. Responsible for ensuring that all 20 facilities in the department were up to date and standards were correct according to the rules and regulations and the board of correction directives. From 1992 to 1994 helped set up a new facility coming on line reporting directly to the warden 24 hours a day.

Pro. baseball player drafted in 1967 out of Wharton Jr. College. Catcher in organization until injured knee in 1970.