At the June 5 annual meeting of the Larchmont-Mamaroneck League of Women Voters, the following slate of officers was elected to the 2014-2015 board and Elisabeth Radow was honored for her four years as president of the chapter. Westchester County Legislator Catherine Parker presented Ms. Radow with a proclamation, and the LWV-LM board announced that a cherry tree will be planted in the Town of Mamaroneck in her honor. Lawrence Otis Graham, the political commentator, author, attorney and long-time friend of Ms. Radow, spoke about outright and passive bigotry that continue to pose obstacles for women and minorities.
Alice Pernick: Co-President, Candidates’ Debates
Peggy Jackson: Co-President, Voters’ Services
Diane Drew: Co-President, Communications
Marjorie Shapiro: Treasurer Budget, Membership List
Carolyn Pomeranz: Liaison to LWV Westchester County and The Summit
Elisabeth Radow: Programs, Community Outreach, Liaison to State LWV
Judy Silberstein: Web-Master
Outgoing LWV-LM Board President Elisabeth Radow (far left and far right) was recognized at the LWV-LM Annual Meeting on June 5. In-coming LWV-LM Co-president Alice Pernick (center left) described the cherry tree and plaque that will be installed in Ms. Radow’s honor in the Town of Mamaroneck. Westchester County Legislator Catherine Parker (center left) bestowed Ms. Radow with a proclamation detailing her many contributions. Photos courtesy of NY State Senator George Latimer and LWV-LM Vice-President Carolyn Pomeranz.
Lawrence Otis Graham, author and political commentator, discussed overt and subtle discrimination that continues to impact women and minorities.