DATE: Thursday March 25, 2010 TIME: 7pm -11pm LOCATION: Rhodes North Tavern (40 Orange Turnpike in Sloatsburg, NY) The Rockland Paramedic Services Benevolent Fund and the Valley Hospital Mobile Intensive Care Unit, are joining together to help one of our own, Nancy Bergquist, in her time of need. Please join us on Thursday March 25, at Rhodes North Tavern, for our fundraiser and a great time. Your ticket will entitle you to free food, beer, wine & soda. There will also be a 50/50 raffle, raffled prizes, and a live band! All are welcome and encouraged to attend. So please, join us and have a great time, while contributing to a deserving cause. All proceeds will be used to help pay for the ongoing expenses accrued as our dear friend & colleague undergoes treatment. Admission Price: $30 if paid in Advance $40 if paid at the Door To Purchase Tickets or for More Information, please contact: Rich Greer (Rockland Paramedic): 914.804.2811 or rgreer@rocklandparamedics.org OR Karl Gjertsen (Valley Paramedic): 845.544.5879 or kgjertsen@rocklandparamedics.org
2010
Executive Board
Dennis Procter
President
Kevin M Lee First Vice President
John Kane Second Vice President
Jonathan Quinn Recording Secretary
Rob Curtis Treasurer
Welcome to the Ramapo PBA Website
The Ramapo PBA was founded in 1973 as an organization with the original purpose of representing the interests of Ramapo police officers and their families as well as serving as the bargaining unit for negotiating contracts for its members with the Town of Ramapo.
Since then, the Ramapo PBA has evolved into much more. The union now has diverse interests which transcend into the community which is comprised of the residents and business owners within the Town of Ramapo
The Ramapo PBA annually hosts a Thanksgiving dinner for the elderly and fundraisers throughout the year.For many years, the PBA held a very popular and highly attended Oldies Show bringing in acts from across the country.There would routinely be two sold out shows for this venue at SuffernHigh School featuring the Del Vikings, The Platters, and the like.But as years went by, public interest declined, and the PBA sought other fundraising opportunities.We continue to hold an annual Golf Outing and a yearly raffle function.
Proceeds are used to fund the operation of the PBA, but are also donated back into the community.Over the past years, the PBA has donated money to the Make-a-Wish Foundation, Toys-for-Tots, COPSBarn, local sports programs, and other organizations and people in need throughout our community.We also award scholarships to students in Suffern, Ramapo, and Spring ValleyHigh Schools.The 2008 annual Golf Outing raised $15,000 which was fully donated toward Pediatric Cancer Rhabdomyosarcoma research at MemorialSloan-KetteringCancerCenter.
