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Thursday, June 14, 2018
CARRIE ANNE CAVALLO SWORN IN AS BROOKLYN WOMEN’S BAR COLUMBIAN LAWYERS INSTALL JOSEPH ROSATO AS NEW PRESIDENT: ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT: Carrie Anne Cavallo has served in nearly every The Columbian Lawyers Association of Brooklyn held its 50th annual dinner dance and capacity at the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association since she joined it 14 years ago and last Wednesday she added a final title — president. “C-A-C, my dear friend, you have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to promote our mission,” Justice Joanne D. Quinones said. “Your commitment has been steadfast and unwavering. For far too long, by your own choice and design, have been an unsung hero of the BWBA. It’s time to step into the spotlight. With you at the helm of our association, our future is indeed bright. So let’s make this official.” Above: Carrie Anne Cavallo (left) being sworn in as the president of the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association by Hon. Joanne D. Quinones during the annual Brooklyn Eagle photo by Mario Belluomo installation of officers and directors. See inside back page.
installation ceremony at El Caribe in Mill Basin last Friday. More than 200 people, including many judges, lawyers, court staff and their families, packed the ballroom of El Caribe as the association congratulated outgoing President Linda LoCascio and installed Joseph Rosato as president, in addition to its other officers and directors. The new officers, who include Susanne Gennusa as first vice president, Christopher Caputo as second vice president, Maria Aragona as third vice president, Mark A. Longo as treasurer, Salvatore Scibetta as corresponding secretary and Yolanda Guadagnoli as recording secretary, and directors were all sworn in by Justice Carl Landicino. Above: Joseph Rosato (right) being sworn in as president of the Columbian Lawyers Association of Brooklyn by Hon. Carl Landicino last Friday. Brooklyn Eagle photo by Mario Belluomo See backpage for additional photos.
VICTORIA LOMBARDI-BODNAR SWORN IN AS NEW PRESIDENT OF THE INNS OF COURT
TWO WOMEN FROM B’KLYN POISED TO LEAD STATEWIDE BAR ASSOCIATIONS:
Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese
After a year with Justice Sylvia Hinds-Radix as president, the Nathan R. Sobel Kings County American Inn of Court installed a new president during a ceremony in Manhattan on Monday. Victoria Lombardi-Bodnar officially became the 15th president of the Inn. ABOVE: Victoria Lombardi-Bodnar (second from right), with her daughter Alexandra Bodnar at her side, is sworn in Brooklyn Eagle photo by Mario Belluomo by Hon. Sylvia Hinds-Radix. Visit brooklyneagle.com.
Eagle file photo by Mario Belluomo
Michele Mirman, right, who just wrapped up her term as president of the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association, was recently sworn in as president-elect of the New York State Trial Lawyers Academy (NYSTLA), and Angelicque M. Moreno, left, a vice president of BWBA, was named president-elect of the New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers (NYSATL). See page 4.