New York City Post

The

79thAnnual Dinner Dance

for the Benefit of

The New York City Post

Scholarship Fund

November 9, 2019

Grand Hyatt New York

This Evening’s Program

WelcomeCOL John Boulé II, USA (Ret.), Dinner Dance Chairman

Posting of the Colors — BSA Troop 310

Star Spangled Banner — Hank Lane Music and Productions

Invocation — Chaplain (MAJ) Bruce Duty, USACE

Presentation of Award to Military Guest of Honor

Presented to RDML Dean VanderLey, Commander, Naval Facilities Engineering Command Atlantic by Col John Boulé II, USA (Ret.)

Dinner

Presentation of Scholarship Fund Recipients

by Col F.H. “Bud” Griffis, USA (Ret.) President, Scholarship Fund, New York City Post, SAME

Presentation of Awardsby Col John Boulé II, USA (Ret.)

Award to Public Owner of the Year Presented to New York City Department of Environmental Protection

Award to Private Owner of the Year Presented to New York University

Award to Designer of the YearPresented to HDR

Award to Contractor of the YearPresented to Kokolakis Contracting, Inc.

Dancing — Hank Lane Music and Productions

Anchors Aweigh By: MCPON John Hagan, USN (Ret.)

(Revised 1997)

Stand Navy out to sea, fight our battle cry!

We’ll never change our course so vicious foes steer shy-y-y-y!

Roll out the TNT, anchors aweigh!

Sail on to victory, and sink their bones to Davy Jones, hooray!

Anchors Aweigh, my boys, Anchors Aweigh!

Farewell to foreign Shores, we sail at break of day-ay-ay-ay;

Through our last night ashore, drink to the foam,

Until we meet once more, here’s wishing you a happy voyage home!

Blue of the mighty deep, Gold of God’s great sun;

Let these our colors be, Till All of time be done-n-n-ne;

On seven seas we learn, Navy’s stern call:

Faith, courage, service true, With honor over, honor over all.

WelcomeJohn Boulé IIDinner Dance Chairman

On behalf of the Dinner Dance Committee, it is my sincere pleasure to welcome you to the 79th Annual Society of American Military Engineers New York City Post Scholarship Fund Dinner Dance.

The Committee has planned an excellent program and we hope that you will have a delightful time tonight. This evening’s focus is dedicated to giving recognition to our Guest of Honor, our awardees, special guests and, most importantly, our scholarship recipients. As we recognize these students, their achievements and the academic institutions they attend, we would also like to thank those—in whose names these scholarships are awarded—who had the vision and generosity to support this amazing program and those who made sacrifices so that others could achieve their dreams.

On behalf of the New York City Post and the Dinner Dance Committee, thank you for being a part of this evening’s event and for your support of the New York City Post and our exceptional scholarship program. It is through your generous support that we will be able to continue to offer financial assistance to our future generation of leaders.

Thank you again for coming and enjoy the evening!

Sincerely,

COL John Boulé II USA (Ret.)

Private Owner of the YearPublic Owner of the Year

Since joining DEP in 1983, Commissioner Vincent Sapienza has dedicated his career to protecting and improving New York City’s critical water infrastructure. Prior to his current role, Mr. Sapienza served in two senior positions within the agency, leading the Bureau of Wastewater Treatment from 2009 through 2014, and then heading the Bureau of Engineering, Design and Construction until June 2016. He then served as Acting Commissioner until his appointment as DEP Commissioner on October 3, 2017. According to Sapienza, “Our mission at DEP is to equitably provide services that promote the health and wellbeing of all 8.6 million city residents, while continuing to be a good neighbor and partner with dozens of upstate communities. New Yorkers are fortunate to have an ample supply of some of the best drinking water in the world, thanks to the foresight and toil of seven generations of our predecessors, and the continuing vigilance of current DEP staff. “We’ve also invested heavily in recent years on wastewater conveyance and treatment facilities, resulting in less street flooding and significantly healthier waterways. The City’s beaches, rivers and bays are cleaner today then they’ve been in more than a century. Still, there is much work to do, and we are investing in major capital upgrades to ensure that recreational opportunities can be further expanded.

“We must ensure that our massive infrastructure, which extends more than 100 miles from the city, is maintained in good operating condition and is resilient. To do that, we actively recruit individuals with a diverse set of skills and backgrounds, and we provide them with extensive training and opportunities to advance within DEP. We also promote a culture of efficiency and innovation, recognizing that DEP’s operating and capital costs are directly funded by New Yorkers through water bills.” Mr. Sapienza is a New York State Licensed Professional Engineer and holds a B.S. from Columbia University and an MBA from Hofstra University’s School of Business.

The Office of Capital Projects and Facilities manages and oversees NYU’s largest of capital construction projects as well as the Office of Facilities and Construction Management (FCM), Office of Facilities Finance and Technology, and Office of Strategic Assessment, Planning and Design, which are responsible for approximately $200 million in capital construction projects, $60 million in deferred maintenance projects, and 150,000 work order requests annually.

Linda Chiarelli is a tested and respected veteran of the construction world and has been involved in various roles in the construction process over the past 30 years, including work as an engineer on both design and construction management together with 15 years of construction contract and litigation work.

New York City Department of Environmental ProtectionVincent Sapienza Commissioner

New York UniversityLinda Chiarelli Vice President for Capital Projects and Facilities

HDR is a 100+ year old, employee-owned engineering firm, specializing in engineering, architecture, environmental and construction services. HDR has worked on projects in all 50 U.S. states and in 60 countries, including notable projects such as the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge Mario, Hoover Dam Bypass and Fort Belvoir Community Hospital. The firm employs over 10,000 professionals and represents hundreds of disciplines in various markets. In 2019, HDR received the J.W. Morris Sustaining Member Award for eminent contributions to SAME. HDR is No. 7 Design firm by Engineering News Record (Top 500, 2019) and No. 1 in Military Architecture by Building Design + Construction Magazine (2018).

Contractor of the Year Designer of the Year

Since 1972, Kokolakis Contracting has exceeded client expectations through an unwavering commitment to the company’s core values – quality, integrity and accountability. Kokolakis’ collaborative approach has resulted in the successful completion of high-profile projects for notable clients, including the United States Military Academy at West Point, the Department of the Army, The Department of the Navy, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the General Services Administration and the Federal Aviation Administration. Kokolakis has built a reputation for excellent client service and the delivery of complex projects safely, within budget and on schedule.

Kokolakis prides itself on being a local builder with the resources and expertise to offer a national reach. The breadth of its capabilities ensures that the company meets client needs every time and on every front. While their portfolio includes projects of all sizes and complexity, from hospitals, air traffic control towers, waste transfer stations, to cadet barracks and training facilities, what sets them apart is their people. Their unwavering commitment to the community they serve, their creative approach to issue resolution and the immense pride they take in their profession, is why Kokolakis is both a great place to work and a great company to work with.

Kokolakis has offices in New York and Florida. Visit the company’s website today at jkokolakis.com.

HDRJane Charalambous NY NJ Area Manager, Vice President

Joseph Puzio Northeast Federal Regional Manager, Sr. Vice President

Kokolakis ContractingJoseph Kokolakis President

Guest of Honor Honored Guests

Rear Admiral Dean VanderLey is a native of Tacoma, Washington. He is a Calvin College graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and received his commission from the U.S. Navy’s Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island in 1991. He holds a Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Stanford University.

After entering the Navy through the nuclear submarine training pipeline, VanderLey served on USS Michigan (SSBN 727), in various division officer positions from 1993-1996. He then served as the lead instructor for the Trident Prospective Commanding Officer course at Trident Training Facility, Bangor.

VanderLey was selected for transfer to the Civil Engineer Corps (CEC) in 1998. His initial CEC tours included assistant resident officer in charge of construction at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; assistant public works officer, Naval Air Station Keflavik, Iceland; and operations officer for Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 7.

His facilities and staff tours include planning officer at Commander, Navy Installations Command; executive assistant to the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Installations and Environment), public works officer, Naval Station Norfolk; Civil Engineer Corps head detailer; deputy commander for operations, Naval Facilities Engineering Command Atlantic, and most recently vice commander, Naval Facilities Engineering Command Atlantic.

VanderLey assumed command of Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Atlantic and duties as fleet civil engineer, U.S. Fleet Forces Command on 06 August 2019. He previously commanded Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Mid-Atlantic and Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 4.

His decorations include the Legion of Merit (two awards), Bronze Star, Meritorious Service Medal (five awards), Navy Commendation Medal (three awards), Navy Achievement Medal (four awards), Combat Action Ribbon, Presidential Unit Commendation Ribbon, and Iraq and Afghanistan Campaign Medals. VanderLey is a Submarine and Seabee Combat Warfare officer, Joint Qualified Officer, member of the Acquisition Professional Community, registered Professional Engineer, and a Certified Energy Manager. VanderLey is proud to have served with teams authorized to wear the Army and Navy Meritorious Unit Commendations, Navy “E” Ribbon, and in receipt of the Peltier Award.

RDML Dean VanderLeyCommander, Naval Facilities Engineering Command Atlantic

Rear Admiral Edward Dieser, PEChief Engineer, USPHS Assistant Surgeon General, HHS

RADM Edward M. Dieser became the 14th Chief Engineer Officer of the U.S. Public Health Service (PHS) on January 1, 2018. As the Chief Engineer, RADM Dieser advises the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on policy, resourcing, staffing, and leading professional affairs for engineers and architects working in the HHS and serving in its Commissioned Corps. He is responsible for advising the Office of the Surgeon General on the recruitment, retention, training, readiness, deployment, and career management of the Corps.

RADM Dieser began his Commissioned Corps career in 2005 as a Lieutenant Commander with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in the Emergency Preparedness and Response Office. His next assignment with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) included service as CDC’s Environmental Manager, Environmental Protection and Radiation Safety Team Lead, and Environmental Management System Developer. His most recent role was the Deputy Associate Director for Emergency Management, National Center for Environmental Health and Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.

Prior to joining the Commissioned Corps, RADM Dieser’s career included seven years as a consultant and eight years as a Medical Service Corps Officer with the U.S. Army rising to the rank of Captain. He served in three positions, including the Chief of the Environmental Engineering Division, while assigned to the Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine in Landstuhl, Germany, predecessor to the Army Public Health Center (Europe). He commanded the 172nd Medical Detachment (Preventive Medicine) at Hunter Army Airfield, GA and Fort Ord, CA. He was also the Interim Commander and Executive Officer for Company C, 232nd Medical Battalion at Fort Sam Houston, TX. RADM Dieser continued his service in the U.S. Army Reserve until 2003.

RADM Dieser’s career includes a ship-board humanitarian deployment to Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Marshall Islands, multiple deployments to Saudi Arabia and Bosnia, consulting in Kuwait and Korea, health response operations in Liberia, as well as various disaster response missions across the U.S. RADM Dieser received many PHS and Army awards for his outstanding service including the Meritorious Service Medal, Ebola Campaign Medal, and Presidential Unit Citation. He is also the recipient of the 2012 RADM Jerrold Michael and the 2010 Engineer Responder of the Year Awards. RADM Dieser is a graduate of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill with a Master’s of Science in Environmental Engineering and the University of Notre Dame with a Bachelor’s of Science in Aerospace Engineering. He is a life member of the Society of American Military Engineers, the Interagency Institute of Federal Healthcare Executives, and is a licensed professional engineer (North Carolina). RADM Dieser draws inspiration and support from his wife of 20 years, Avril, and their two teenage children, Edward and Adèlé.

A recognized life-long leader and learner, RADM Dieser is dedicated to the development of future engineers and architects, as well as public health professionals. He looks forward to partnering with the Surgeon General, as well as national and international leaders to advance health.

Honored Guests

Rear Admiral Nathan MooreAssistant Commandant for Engineering & Logistics, USCG

Rear Admiral Moore reported for duty as Deputy Commander, Pacific Area following assignment as the Chief of Staff. Previous to that from 2015- 2017, he was commanding officer of USCGC STRATTON, where the ship’s primary missions included Law Enforcement (Counter Narcotics and Living Marine Resources), Search and Rescue, and Defense. Rear Admiral Moore was born in Ohio and raised in Gadsden, Alabama. He graduated from the United States Coast Guard Academy with a Bachelor of Science degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering and was commissioned in May 1992. His first assignment was as an Engineer Officer in Training (EOIT) and Damage Control Assistant (DCA) onboard USCGC POLAR STAR (WAGB- 10) in Seattle, WA. From 1994–1996, Rear Admiral Moore was a ship stability instructor at the Navy Surface Warfare Officer School in Newport, Rhode Island.

From 1996–1998, he attended the University of Michigan where he earned both a Master of Science in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering and a Master of Business Administration. His subsequent assignment was as the Engineer Officer onboard USCGC HARRIET LANE (WMEC 903) in Portsmouth, Virginia. In 2001, Rear Admiral Moore reported to the Coast Guard Personnel Command Center in Washington, DC where he served as Chief of the Officer Promotion Boards Section. From 2004-2006 Rear Admiral Moore served as the Executive Officer of the USCGC VENTUROUS (WMEC 625) in St. Petersburg, Florida. From 2006-2008 Rear Admiral Moore was the Commanding Officer of Naval Engineering Support Unit Honolulu, Hawaii. He then served as Commanding Officer of USCGC RESOLUTE (WMEC 620) in St. Petersburg, Florida from 2008-2010. From 2010-2012 he served as the Chief of the Officer Assignment Branch (OPM-2) at the Personnel Services Center in Arlington, Virginia. Following completion of a year of Senior Service School at the Eisenhower School earning a master’s degree in National Resource Strategy.

He then served from 2013-2015 as the Chief, Office of Naval Engineering at Coast Guard Headquarters. Rear Admiral Moore’s personal awards include two Legions of Merit, four Meritorious Service Medals, two Coast Guard Commendation Medals, and the Navy Commendation Medal. He has been a registered Professional Engineer in the state of Michigan since 1999.

Honored Guests

Major General Jeffrey Milhorn Commander and Division Engineer, USACE, North Atlantic Division

Major General Jeffrey L. Milhorn is Commander and Division Engineer of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, North Atlantic Division. He took command on July 19, 2018.

The North Atlantic Division is one of nine regions providing engineering and construction services to the nation. It is the Corps’ headquarters for the Northeastern United States, Europe, and Africa, with offices in Concord, Mass., New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk and Wiesbaden, Germany.

As Division Commander, Major General Milhorn oversees an annual program of more than $5 billion to plan, design and construct projects to support the military, protect America’s water resources, mitigate risk from disasters, and restore and enhance the environment. He is also responsible for a variety of Division engineering and construction activities for international, federal, state and local governments and agencies in more than a dozen Northeastern states as well as overseas.

Prior to assuming command of the North Atlantic Division, Major General Milhorn served as the Corps Deputy Commanding General at Fort Lewis, Washington. While assigned to Fort Shafter, Hawaii, Major General Milhorn served as the 31st Commanding General, Pacific Ocean Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, then as the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3/5/7 for United States Army Pacific. He also served as Chief of Staff, 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood, Texas, and as Assistant Chief of Staff to the Commander of the International Security Assistance Force in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Major General Milhorn also served in a variety of command and staff assignments both in the Continental United States and overseas. Command positions include: Deputy Commanding General, Joint Task Force 505 (Nepal Earthquake) Operation SahayogiHaat; Commander, 130th Engineer Brigade at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii; Commander, 173rd Brigade Special Troops Battalion (Airborne) at Bamberg, Germany, and Operation Enduring Freedom in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. He served as Deputy Chief of Operations, U.S. Army Europe in Heidelberg, Germany, and as a Joint Staff Officer in the National Geospatial –Intelligence Agency in Chantilly, Virginia. He also served as a Project Engineer at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, while assigned to the Kansas City District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Major General Milhorn’s military education includes the Engineer Officer Basic and Advance Courses; Ranger and Sapper Leader Courses; and the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College.

Major General Milhorn is a Distinguished Military Graduate from the University of Florida, earning a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering in 1990. He holds a master’s degree in Construction Engineering & Project Management from the University of Texas at Austin, and is a National Security Fellow of Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. He is a registered Professional Engineer in Missouri.

Major General Milhorn is a native of Shalimar, Fla., and is married to Debbie Milhorn. Together, they have three children -a son and two daughters.

New York City Post

Annual Report to the Membership 2019

Letter From

COL John Boulé II, USA (Ret.)President, NYC Post

Welcome to the New York City Post’s 79th Annual Scholarship Dinner Dance!

Thank you for joining us tonight as we award scholarships to students from more than 75 colleges and universities across the nation.

It is my pleasure to provide you with our Annual Report. Once again, the New York City Post of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) has achieved tremendous results and remains one of the most prominent Posts in the nation. This document summarizes the Post’s activities for the 2018/2019 year and provides the status of our Scholarship Fund. Since 1955, the New York City Post Scholarship Fund has helped 6,000 students pursue a career in engineering, technology, science, and mathematics. Our Scholarship Fund continues to support the best and brightest engineering and architecture students from across the country. Our Endowed Scholarships are strong at 212. The Scholarship Fund Dinner Dance serves as the centerpiece of an active Post schedule that includes numerous other dinner meetings and technical sessions, many with other SAME posts or industry societies. Our events provide valuable opportunities for professional development and networking for public and private sector members and colleagues throughout the engineering, architectural, and construction community.

In addition to tonight’s Dinner Dance, the West Point Branching Dinner slated for Spring 2020 is the other marquee event. Here the New York City Post, in partnership with the Army Engineer Association, welcomes members of the graduating class into service as Corps of Engineers Officers in the United States Army. With an ethos that embraces the highest professional standards, the New York City Post is doing its part to achieve the SAME vision to lead in the professional and personal growth of all members and enabling the development of solutions to national security challenges. To our 67 Sustaining Member firms and our 293 individual members, a special note of thanks for your continuing loyalty, and a personal message of gratitude to our Directors, Post Officers, Special Advisors, and Committee Chairs for their commitment, enthusiasm, and time.

Without you and your financial support, the Scholarship Fund Dinner Dance, and the many other great events the NY Post conducts, would not be possible.

Sincerely,

COL John Boulé II, USA (Ret.) President, NYC Post

Welcome to the 79th Annual Dinner Dance to benefit the New York City Post Scholarship Fund. This event showcases the impact that SAME Posts can have in supporting the development of our nation’s next-generation of STEM professionals and leaders.

Since 1955, the New York City Post Scholarship Fund has helped over 6,000 students pursue a career in engineering, technology, science, and mathematics, providing more than $5 million in scholarships over the decades. To all the 2019 scholarship recipients being honored tonight: You are now among a storied list of individuals who have been supported by the Scholarship Fund over the last 64 years. I congratulate each of you on your accomplishments, wish you continued success in your education, and, on behalf of SAME, look forward to your future contributions to our profession and our nation.

I also would like to congratulate this evening’s special honorees, including Military Guest of Honor, RDML Dean VanderLey, PE., CEM, CEC, USN, Commander, Naval Facilities Engineering Command Atlantic. Thank you for your continued service to our nation, and your support of SAME as a leader within our military engineering community.

SAME is on the precipice of our Centennial. In 2020, we turn 100. While we have accomplished a great deal in recent years—refining our mission around leading collaboration, emphasizing the importance of local Posts, organizing our technical expertise within national Communities of Interest, energizing the Academy of Fellows, and establishing a powerful philanthropic opportunity through the SAME Foundation—we still have much to do to ensure we are ready to make an even greater impact to our nation and our profession. We are now truly in a “Sprint to the Start of our Second Century.”

Whether locally or nationally, SAME is focused on increasing participation of our members, partners, and stakeholders. As we begin our second century, it is through active and engaged participation that we will generate value and make a difference. The 2025 SAME Strategic Plan, which will kick off 2020, is being built around creating opportunities to find your passion in areas where making an impact will directly benefit our nation and our profession: strengthening industry-government engagement, building resilient communities, developing leaders, producing STEM professionals, and preparing service members and veterans for the A/E/C industry. One can quickly see where the New York City Post Annual Dinner Dance is vitally important in supporting these strategic goals.

I have been a member of this Society since 1969, and it is my honor to serve as our 100th National President. Thank you for everything each of you are doing today to enable SAME’s impact to only grow in our next century!

LTC Wendell L. “Buddy” Barnes, PE., F.SAME, USA (Ret.) 100th SAME National President, 2019-2020

Letter From

LTC Wendell L. “Buddy” Barnes, PE, F.SAME, USA (Ret.)SAME National President

Brig. Gen. Joseph Schroedel, USA (Ret.) SAME Executive Director

Letter From

BG Joseph Schroedel, USA (Ret.)SAME Executive Director

For 79 years, the New York City Post’s Annual Dinner Dance has set the standard across SAME for coming together to help support the next generation of leaders for our profession. My sincerest congratulations to the New York City Post and especially to the organizers of this storied event for the impact you continue to have on our Society and our nation.

Since its inception in 1955, the New York City Post Scholarship Fund has provided more than $5 million in scholarships to nearly 6,000 engineering and architecture students. What an incredible contribution to America’s future!

This Annual Dinner Dance champions the Scholarship Fund and enables the program to continue to make a difference for youth in our profession. In 2019, more than 200 aspiring engineers and architects will be recipients of scholarships thanks to the success and continuity of the Scholarship Fund. From each of us across SAME, thanks for your vision and the tremendous impact your program has had on our nation for more than half a century.

To this year’s scholarship recipients, congratulations! You join a long list of distinguished engineers and architects who have been recipients of these scholarships in years past and who have gone on to successful careers making a difference for our nation.

Most importantly, SAME’s investment in you does not stop tonight! Stay engaged with SAME during your studies and remain connected to the companies and leaders you meet tonight so that you may benefit from the mentoring and support that awaits you during your college career and beyond. As it has been for 100 years, SAME is here to support you, the future engineering professionals of our country.

To all attending tonight, especially our service engineering chiefs and distinguished guests, thanks for your service to our nation, to our profession, and to America’s future.

F.H. (Bud) Griffis NYC Post SAME Scholarship Fund, Inc. President

Report From

F.H. (Bud) GriffisNYC Post SAME Scholarship Fund, Inc. President

The market value of your Scholarship fund is $3,282,829. As in the past, the fund owes a debt of gratitude to the people who help with the fund. Judy Cooper, NYU Tandon School of Engineering/IDC Innovation Hub, vice president of the fund and past president of the Post; and the board of directors consisting of Dominick Servedio, STV Group; and Vinny Mangiere, Jacobs Engineering. We have to thank Jim Parks our treasurer and again, Judy Cooper and her student relations committee who next year will deal with 211 students at over 75 colleges and universities. Jim is retiring this year from being treasurer after several decades of service. I will really miss him.

This year your scholarship fund is helping educate 211 young engineering and architecture students throughout the nation.

Dewberry donated the 212th named scholarship. The Dewberry Scholarship will be awarded to an engineering student at the Rutgers University School of Engineering.

This scholarship fund was started by Joe Markle, a distinguished New York construction attorney. Joe died in 1989 when he was 89. Since that time the fund has awarded scholarships to 4,016 engineering and architecture students. Since Joe died, the success of the fund is a credit to the members of the New York City Post of SAME; so my congratulations to all members and their companions and guests. This is your Scholarship Fund, raised without the cost of a single stamp, and will continue to grow and make a difference in New York, the nation, and the world by providing educated architectural, engineering, and construction leaders.

NYC PostSAME Sustaining Members

AECOM

AFG Group, Inc.

AKRF, Inc.

Aptim Federal Services, LLC

AquaFence

Arcadis US, Inc.

ATANE Engineers, Architects & Land Surveyors

ATAS International, Inc.

BRAVO Corp.

Brinkerhoff Environmental Services, Inc.

Brown and Caldwell

Burns & MacDonnell

CDM Smith

CHA Consulting, Inc.

City Light & Power, Inc.

Clean Harbors Environmental Services

Coastal Environmental Group

Controlled Lighting Corp.

Dewberry

EA Engineering, Science and Technology, Inc., PBC

Ewing Cole

Flood Control Barriers, LLC

FPM Group, Ltd.

Gannett Fleming, Inc.

Gassman Engineers, P.C.

GoodMart, LLC

Gordian

Greenman Pedersen, Inc. (GPI)

GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.

H2M Architects + Engineers

Hardesty & Hanover, LLC

HDR

Heritage Environmental Services, LLC

Hirani Engineering & Land Surveying, P.C.

HNTB

I.C.E. Service Group, Inc.

Intercontinental Construction Contracting, Inc.

J. Robert Folchetti & Associates

Jacobs Engineering Group

Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson

Kiewit

Leidos

M.J. Engineering and Land Surveying, P.C.

MacDonald-Bedford LLC

Mason & Hanger

McDonough Bolyard Peck, Inc.

Michael Baker International, Inc.

Moss Cape LLC

Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers

OBG/Ramboll

Parsons

QRI/Quaternary Resource Investigations, LLC

Resource Options, Inc.

Schnabel Engineering, LLC

Siemens Industries, Inc.

Stone Security Engineering

STV

Tectonic Engineering & Surveying Consultants, P.C.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

The Port Authority of NY&NJ

Thornton Tomasetti

Urban Engineers, Inc.

US Ecology - Boston

VRX, Inc.

Weeks Marine, Inc.

Wood PLC

WSP

NYC PostSAME Past Presidents

F.H. (Bud) Griffis, USA (Ret.) .....................................2018

Thomas D. Asbery, Col., USA ...................................2017

Steven Pressler ........................................................2016

David A. Caldwell, Col., USA ...................................2015

Robert Hoffmann ......................................................2014

Paul E. Owen, Col., USA...........................................2013

John R. Boulé II, Col., USA (Ret.). ............................2012

John R. Boulé II, Col., USA (Ret.). ............................2011

Edward J. Schmeltz..................................................2010

BG Peter A. “Duke” Deluca ......................................2009

Vincent A. Mangiere ................................................2008

Aniello Tortora, Col., USA ........................................2007

Judith DeScenza Cooper ..........................................2006

Richard J. Polo, Col., USA (Ret.) ..............................2005

Francis J. Lombardi .................................................2004

John B. O’Dowd, Col., USA (Ret.) ...........................2003

Harvey S. Sands .......................................................2002

John B. O’Dowd, Col., USA (Ret.) ............................2001

Allan M. Shapiro ......................................................2000

M. Stephen Rhoades, Brig. Gen., USA (Ret.) & Jerry L. Sinn, Maj. Gen., USA ..............................1999

Dominick M. Servedio ..............................................1998

Gary Thomas, Col, USA (Ret.) ..................................1997

Donald N Weisstuch ................................................1996

Milton Hunter, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.) ......................1995

R. M. Monti ..............................................................1994

Thomas A. York, Col, USA (Ret.) ..............................1993

Michael Haratunian .................................................1992

Ralph M. Danielson, Col, USA (Ret.)........................1991

Martin D. Stein.........................................................1990

James Vanloben Sels, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.) & Gerald C. Brown, Brig.Gen.,USA ..........................1989

Fred F. Montoya ........................................................1988

Charles E. Williams, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.) .............1987

Charles H. Thornton .................................................1986

Paul F. Kavanaugh, Brig. Gen., USA (Ret.) ..............1985

F. H. (Bud) Griffis, Col., USA (Ret.) ............................1984

Henry L. Michel ........................................................1983

Thomas A. Sands, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.).................1982

Harold E. Rein...........................................................1981

Bennett L. Lewis, Lt. Gen., USA (Ret.) .....................1980

Leonard S. Wegman .................................................1979

James A. Johnson, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.) ...............1978

Philip F. Moyer ..........................................................1977

Seymour W. Brown ..................................................1976

James L. Kely, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.) ......................1975

Seymour S. Greenfield .............................................1974

Richard H. Groves, Lt. Gen., USA (Ret.) ...................1973

Eugene G. Rau ..........................................................1972

James W. Barnett, Col., USA (Ret.) .........................1971

Eugene F. Gibbons ....................................................1970

Charles M. Duke, Maj. Gen., USA ...........................1969

A. Wilson Knecht .....................................................1968

Edward G. Cunney, Capt., USN (Ret) .......................1967

Edward J. Quirin.......................................................1966

Max O. Urbahn .........................................................1965

James A. Dusenbury, Col., USAF (Ret.) ...................1962

Thomas H. Lipscomb, Maj. Gen., USA (Ret.) ...........1961

Charles H. Sells ........................................................1960

Martin W. Kehart, R. Adm., USN (Ret.),...................1959

Robert P. Bayard .......................................................1958

Thomas De F. Rogers, Brig. Gen., USA (Ret.) ...........1957

Bradford N. Clark......................................................1956

Gilbert M. Serber .....................................................1955

Alfred H. Davidson, Jr., Col., USA (Ret.) ..................1954

B. B. Talley, Brig. Gen., USA (Ret.) ...........................1954

Eugene McGovern ....................................................1953

Committee Members2019 Committee Members

ChairmanCOL John Boulé II USA (Ret.)Dewberry

Vice ChairmanJim Hirani Hirani Group

TreasurerMichael ScaranoNJTRANSIT

Francis ArlandMueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers

Martha BoglePANYNJ

Susan BooneLegerity Consultants, Inc.

Judy DeScenza CooperNYU Tandon School of Engineering Frank X. DarConte Group PMX

F.H. “Bud” GriffisNYU Tandon School of Engineering

Gul B. Khan McLaren Engineering Group

Asad MalikM & J Engineering

Vincent A. MangiereJacobs

Jerry JannettiWSP

Joseph Puzio HDR

Chuck KohlerSTV

Abbas Sarmad AECOM

Michael Scarano NJ TRANSIT

Edward J. SchmeltzEJS Consulting, LLC

Ehab ShehataBravo, Inc.

Alberto VillamanALRA Engineers

Charles WhitneyTurner Construction Co.

Scholarship RecipientsSchools Scholarships Recipients

Bucknell University.................................Alan J. Shepherd Scholarship ...................................Zach Schaefer James M. Slattery Scholarship .................................Vincent Antoniello City College of New York .......................AECOM Memorial Scholarship for the Victims of the September 11, 2001 Disaster ..............................Jennifer Scheinhorn Donald Griff Scholarship* ..........................................Ethan Chiu Edward J. Moloney Scholarship* ..............................Marino Echavarria HAKS Engineers and Land Surveyors, PC Scholarship* .........................................................Reginald Tetteh Irwin L. Rosenstein Scholarship* ..............................Lizzette Salmeron Leonard S. Wegman Scholarship*.............................Mahmudul Hasan Leonard S. Wegman Scholarship*.............................Chantelle Levy Leonard S. Wegman Co. Inc. Scholarship* ...............Moshe Fixler Michael J. Haratunian Scholarship* .........................Benjamin Reichman Pope, Evans & Robbins Scholarship* ........................Mahmud Farhan Renee Gutman Scholarship* .....................................Sophie Bien-Aime Robert E. Adamski Scholarship* ................................Trent Strahan Samuel Rudin Scholarship* .......................................Nirmal Amaratunga Samuel Rudin Scholarship* .......................................Brandon Asencio Symour W. Brown Scholarship* ................................Hinda Goldberg Simins Falotico Group, P.C. Scholarship* ..................Jonathan Khaimov Simins Falotico Group, Inc. Scholarship* ..................Valeriya Misyura Stanley Fafinski, Jr. Scholarship* ..............................Peter Raczkowski STV Group, Inc. Scholarship* ....................................Sanbir Rahman STV/Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht Scholarship* ..................................................Akbar Haider Urbahn Associates, Inc. and STV/ Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht Scholarship* ......Yechiel Goldberger URS Consultants Scholarship* ..................................Stelios Loizou URS Greiner Scholarship* .........................................Angelica Hernandez Michael Scarano Scholarship* ..................................Michael VeraCitadel, The ............................................VMI and The Citadel Scholarship ..............................Cadet Ashley N. JamesClarkson University ................................Henrickson Brothers, Inc. Scholarship .......................Riley HolzmanClemson University ................................Hendrickson Scholarship ...........................................Holly ClarkColorado School of the Mines ...............Johns-Manville Corp. Scholarship .............................Cadet Timothy ClementsColumbia University ...............................Charles B. Spencer, Lazarus White & Edmund A. Prentis Scholarship* ................................Casey Li Joseph Cosenza Scholarship* ...................................Tian Low Christine and Francis Lombardi Scholarship .............Ketsia Zing

Schools Scholarships Recipients

Alice Haddad Maliha & Frederick Jacob Maliha Scholarship* ..................................................Xzavier Ken Seto Hirani Family Scholarship* ........................................Yehoshua ManzorolhaghCooper Union..........................................Barry Federman Scholarship* ....................................Michael Chan Maj. Gen. Leif J. Sverdrup Scholarship .....................Enea Dushaj Max O. Urbahn 80th Birthday Scholarship ................Ariana Freitag Metcalf & Eddy Scholarship ......................................Shifra AbittanCornell University ...................................Emil H. Rice Scholarship* ..........................................Juan Berrio S. A. Healy Scholarship* ...........................................Atsu Kwami Kludze RADM Christopher J. Mossey, Chief, CEC, US Navy Scholaship* .................................................Isabella Animadu Fairfield University .................................Peter Kiewit Scholarship ...........................................Amy L. CaplanGeorgia Institute of Technology .............Frank E. Basil & Sophie Chotas Basil Scholarship* ....Nataly Granados Frank E. Basil & Sophie Chotas Basil Scholarship* ....Hamilton Payne Frank E. Basil Scholarship* ........................................Sofia Gonzalez Frank E. Basil Scholarship* ........................................Melissa Foley Joseph and Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ................Joshua Hetzel Mrs. Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ............................Ana Gurdian Mrs. Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ............................Tiffany Montgomery Mrs. Sophie Chotas Basil Scholarship* ....................Nicholas Hummel Rodney F. Basil Scholarship* .....................................Ethan Jackson Rodney F. Basil Scholarship* .....................................Luke Fink Rodney F. Basil Scholarship* .....................................Irvin AngelesHarvard University..................................Col. & Mrs. S. S. Dennis, III Scholarship* .................Amy Bittler Hofstra University ..................................Joe Markle Dinner Memorial #1 Scholarship.. .........Alex Hugger Michael Baker Corp. Scholarship ..............................Dawson Kopp James L. Lammie/Parsons Brinckerhoff Scholarship ............................................Jesse ScheinerIndiana Institute of Technology ..............Rear Adm. David J. Nash Scholarship* .....................Dillan CernyIowa State University.............................William J. Hunkin, II Scholarship ..............................Caleb MeyerJohns Hopkins University.......................Dr. Loren D. Jensen/EA Engineering Science & Technology, Inc. Scholarship* ....................................Colt CrainManhattan College ................................Anthony G. Posch Scholarship* .................................Robert Del Prete Bradford N. Clark Scholarship ...................................Farzana Begum Joe Markle/Turner Construction Co. Scholarship* ...Andrew Benz John F. Hoban Scholarship* .......................................Michael Campiglia Patricia A. Thornton Scholarship* .............................Joseph Bruno Salvatore V. DeSimone Scholarship* ........................Kerry Cavanagh Angelo Tomasetti, Sr. Memorial Scholarship* .........Miah Cohall Eggers Group, P.C., Scholarship* ..............................Clio Chen LZA Group, Inc. Scholarship* ....................................Matthew Denet Cdr Rino M. Monti, USN, Memorial Scholarship* ...Nadia Itani

Schools Scholarships Recipients

Syska and Hennessey Group Scholarship* ..............Ahmed Murshed TAMS Consultants, Inc. Scholarship .........................Michevi Dufflart Vincent G. Miller Scholarship* ..................................Hunter Morrisey James P. Moriarity, Sr. Scholarship* .........................Emily Nealon McGraw-Hill Construction Scholarship .....................Kevin Richard Michael J. Cuddy/Parsons Brinckerhoff Scholarship* ..........................................Grace Stackowitz Vincent Parziale Scholarship .....................................Elizabeth Ta Edward J. Scheltz & Vincent A Mangiere Scholarship* ..............................................................Isabel VasquezMaritime College of the State of NY .....Standard Dredging Corp. Scholarship* .....................Ofc. Can. Dakota Klitzke Van Houten Associates Scholarship ..........................Midshipman William HartMarquette University .............................Rear Admiral Louis M. Smith Scholarship .................Cadet Jenelle SandersMissouri University of Science & Technology ..........................................Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas Scholarship ..Cadet Isac Baer New Jersey Institute of Technology .....Louis Berger Associates Inc. Scholarship .................Jian Ridley NYC Post SAME Scholarship .....................................Adelrahman Elsayed Daniel Mann Johnson & Mendenhall Scholarship* ..........................................Marko Hernandez Edward J. & Donna H. Schmeltz Scholarship* ..........Nicholas FurtzaigNew York University, College of Arts & Sciences ....................Dravo Van Houten Scholarship ..................................David SungNYU Tandon School of Engineering.. .....Edward J. Quirin Scholarship* ..................................Andrew Li John J. Kassner Scholarship* ...................................Allie Bazinet Morris and Sadie Weisstuch Memorial Scholarship* .Miral Shaker R. M. Monti Scholarship ............................................Erik Kazazi Rear Admiral Alexander C. Husband Scholarship .....Martin F. Buceta Bertini Sverdrup Corporation Scholarship* ...........................David Morales Col. B. Edward Lavender Scholarship* ......................Annie Yen Wu Parsons Brinckerhoff Memorial Scholarship in Honor of the Victims of 9-11* ...............................Denilson B. Granados Susan Miszkowicz Memorial Scholarship* ...............Jacob Robert Asher Turner Construction Co. Scholarship..........................Pumina A. Prasad Eugene Fasullo & Maxine Hyrkas Scholarship* .......Kristtal J. Drakes Eugene Fasullo & Maxine Hyrkas Scholarship II ......Anton M. Santos Cano Seymour S. Greenfield, PE Memorial Scholarship* .Nathan Sutton New York Building Foundation Scholarship ..............Ethan Chong Joe Markle Dinner Memorial #2 Scholarship ...........Allen A. Farberov New York Building Congress Scholarship .................Muhtasim Maheed New York Telephone Scholarship ..............................Elliott John Molina North Carolina State University .............“Joe” Markle Scholarship* .......................................Ryan Jacob StarrNortheastern University .........................Harry F. Fishbach Scholarship ....................................Timmy Lewis

Schools Scholarships Recipients

HDR, Inc. Scholarship ................................................Kenneth Drelich Lt. Colonel & Mrs. Edward B. Wenners Scholarship* ...Maria Dulin Metcalf & Eddy Scholarship ......................................Domenic Privitera LTC Edward B. Wenners Scholarship* .......................Arthur SegawaNorwich University.................................Harold J. & Sylvia H. Parmelee Scholarship* ...........Cadet Alexandria Spezia Lt. General Raymond A. Wheeler & Admiral Ben Moreel Scholarship ...............................Cadet Benjamin Lavoie Society of American Military Engineers Scholarship. .Cadet Emma Bunker Oregon State University .........................Ralph C. Roe Scholarship ...........................................Cadet James T. NelsonPenn State University, Abington Campus ...................................Ammann & Whitney Scholarship ..............................Alyson FarkasPenn State University, Brandywine Campus .............................Mueser Rutledge Wentworth & Johnston Scholarship ................................................Jaclyn DomsohnPenn State University, University Park Campus .........................Michael Baker, Jr. Scholarship* ................................Cadet Brandon J. BeaderPratt Institute of New York ...................Champion International Scholarship* .......................Dayoon Oh William Nicholas Bodouva Scholarship* ..................Rachel PendletonPrinceton University ...............................J. Rich Steers Scholarship* .......................................Joseph Banavige Rich Steers Inc. Scholarship* ....................................Kara Bowling Walter M. & Florence Schirra Scholarship ................Sofia BisognogPurdue University ...................................Harold E. Rein Scholarship* ......................................Christopher H. Henderson Harold E. Rein Scholarship* ......................................Jack R. Bell Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute............Storch Engineers Scholarship* ..................................Noah J. CohenRice University .......................................William S. Bailey Scholarship* .................................Anna C. FreyRochester Institute of Technology .........NY Building Congress/John T. O’Neill Scholarship ...Cadet Sarah Chandrika CanonRutgers—The State University .............Commander Arthur E. Poole Scholarship ...................Alexa Garrido N.Y.C. Post S.A.M.E. Regional Conference “89” Scholarship ........................................................Danielle Freeman Max O. Urbahn Memorial Scholarship ......................Alexander CidSouthern University................................Lt. General Joe N. Ballard Scholarship* ...................Robert Little, IV Katrina 1 NYC Post SAME Scholarship .....................Johnny Lopez Katrina 2 NYC Post SAME Scholarship .....................Wilson SmithSt. John’s University ..............................Leopold A. Lupia Scholarship* ..................................Deborah Robinson Gogick, Byrne & O’Neill, LLP Scholarship* ................Trevor HanrahanState University of NY at Buffalo ..........Joseph Markle Dinner Memorial #4 Scholarship .....Gregory Alford State University of NY at Stony Brook...Ehasz Giacalone Architects, PC Scholarship* ..........Nechama Hersh

Stevens Institute of Technology .............A. Wilson Knecht Scholarship* .................................Jacob Schozer A. Wilson Knecht Scholarship* .................................Christopher Chacon Dillingham Corporation Scholarship ..........................Besnik Balaj John M. Kyle, Jr. Scholarship* ..................................Keegan Morris

Schools Scholarships Recipients

NYC Post S.A.M.E. Scholarship .................................Firas Asfar Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc. Scholarship .......................Charles Thiem Patrick A. DeScenza Memorial Scholarship* ............Alexis Colasurdo Patrick A. DeScenza Scholarship* .............................Victoria Stabile Judith and Leonard Cooper Scholarship* ..................Adm Moninghoff Louis Berger Scholarship ...........................................Asif UddinSwarthmore College .............................H. Chandlee Turner, Jr. Scholarship* .........................Alyssa Nathan Martin S. Kapp Scholarship* .....................................Terell DaleSyracuse University ...............................Seymour Berger Scholarship ....................................Vincent MiczekTemple University ...................................Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc. Scholarship .........Cadet Samuel Lee Texas A & M University .........................Helen S. Bachus Scholarship* ...................................Cadet Jonathan McCormack BG Timothy S. & Susan Green, USAF Civil Engineering Scholarship* ..........................................Cadet James BeecherTufts University ......................................Max O. Urbahn, F.A.I.A. Scholarship ..........................Michelle MeyersTuskegee Institute ..................................Frederic R. Harris Scholarship ...................................Khalil PopeUnion College ........................................N.Y.C. Post, S.A.M.E. Scholarship .............................Clara IodiceUniversity of Alaska at Anchorage .. .....Brig/ Gen. Benjamin B. & Virginia M. Talley Scholarship* .................................Cammie WicklineUniversity of Colorado at Boulder .........Charles H. Sells Scholarship* ....................................Cadet Ryan Collins Rear Adm. Michael R. Johnson, CEC, USN Scholarship* ......................................................Midshipman Travis GriffinUniversity of Connecticut .......................NYC Post, S.A.M.E. Scholarship ................................Cadet Mark Garcia Richard & Shirley Lewis Scholarship* .......................Cadet Reileigh FleeherUniversity of Kansas ..............................RADM Michael K. Loose, US Navy Scholarship* ......Jasmine Glazer University of Kentucky ...........................Maj. Gen. Ernest O. Robbins II, USAF Scholarship* ..Spencer Elliott Maj. Gen. Timothy A. Byers Scholarship* .................Katharina GrohowalksiUniversity of Maine................................S. Everett Hunkin Scholarship ...................................Cadet Kirsten DennenUniversity of Maryland...........................Col. John T. O’Neill Scholarship* ..............................Samantha HowardUniversity of Miami................................The 100th Name Scholarship Endowed Under the Name Scholarship Program of the NYC Post (SAME) Scholarship .............................Alecsander FalkUniversity of New Hampshire ................McKee Berger Mansueto Scholarship .......................Jordan Hoffman University of New Orleans .....................Montoya-Rodriquez, Architects, PC Scholarship .......Luan Nguyen University of Notre Dame ......................Joe Markle Dinner Memorial #3 Scholarship ...........Aidan McDonald John H. Tallett Scholarship* ......................................John Culligan University of Oklahoma .........................Max O. Urbahn Scholarship* .....................................Cadet Jacob MatthewsUniversity of Rhode Island .....................Col. Samuel S. Dennis, III & Maj. Richard H. Dennis Scholarship* ........................Charles DumasUniversity of Rochester ..........................Martin J. Goldman, Irving Sokolow, & Charles Copeland Scholarship* .................................Amr UsefUniversity of Tulsa ..................................Eugene McGovern Scholarship* ................................Noah Salazar

U.S. Air Force Academy .........................Maj. Gen. Eugene A. Lupia Scholarship* ..................USAFA Endowment Maj. Gen. L. Dean Fox, US Air Force Scholarship* ...USAFA Endowment Delwyn R. Eulberg, Chief Engineer of the U.S. Airforce Scholarship* .........................................USAFA EndowmentU.S. Coast Guard Academy ....................Chief Engineer RADM Dale G. Gable U.S. Coast Guard Scholarship* ..................................Cadet Tobias Ferl Robert and Patricia Stromsted Scholarship* .............Cadet Kassidy WhitneyU.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. ........NYC SAME Post to Honor the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Scholarship* .........................US Naval Academy FoundationU.S. Military Academy at West Point. ...Bud and Nancy Griffis Scholarship* ..........................Lynne D. Mmoradian LTG and Mrs. R.L. Van Antwerp Scholarship* ..........Cadet John S. Gray Maher Z. Labib Memorial Scholarship* ....................Matthew A. Dibiase Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Russ Fuhrman Scholarship* .....Jacob M. Murdock Col. (Ret.) John B. O’Dowd Memorial Scholarship ....Will C. Anderson Vanderbilt University ..............................Leon D. DeMatteis Scholarship* ...............................Jacob HardyVillanova University ...............................NYC Post S.A.M.E. Scholarship .................................Natalie Houser Virginia Military Institute .......................Lt. Gen. Robert B. Flowers Scholarship* ...................Ashley Kassolis Lt. Gen. Carl A. Strock, Chief of Engineers Scholarship* ................................ John Angerer Frank J. and Leona M. DarConte Scholarship* ........Jackson Freischlag Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University .....................................Joseph R. Loring & Associates Inc. Scholarship* .....Cadet Anthony Gaspar Tony N. Conti Scholarship* ........................................Cadet Dylan BardounWashington University ...........................Sverdrup Corporation Scholarship* ...........................Tristan BoomerWest Virginia University ........................Walsh Construction Company Scholarship................Teresa Anne FischerWorcester Polytechnic Institute .............Anthony F. (Tony) Leketa Scholarship* ......................Cadet Jess SpencerYale University .......................................Colonel Joseph Markle Scholarship* ........................Maxwell I. Bottene Colonel Joseph Markle Scholarship* ........................Gabrielle G. Branin French, Finch, Markle & McCallion Scholarship* ....Emma R. Desrochers Harry N. French Scholarship* ....................................Victoria Gomerdinger Joseph & Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ....................Daniel T. Baheschi Joseph & Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ....................Theo B. Evers Joseph & Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ....................Jane R. Jacobs Joseph & Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ....................Tallak E. Meland Joseph & Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ....................Zachary J. Taylor Joseph G. Fink Scholarship* ......................................Christopher J. Karpovich Mrs. Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ............................Per Almquist Mrs. Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ............................Ashley N. Aponik Mrs. Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ............................Pamela N. Banner Mrs. Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ............................John H. Klich Mrs. Dorothy Markle Scholarship* ............................Nataly Moreno-martinez

Schools Scholarships Recipients NYC Post2019 - 2020 Board of DirectionOfficersPresidentCOL John Boulé II, USA (Ret.) Vice President (Mil)LTC Richard Gussenhoven, USAVice President (Civ)Jim HiraniJr. Vice PresidentJeffrey I. MessingerSecretaryMichael ScaranoActing TreasurerMichael ScaranoAssistant SecretaryJames Savage

DirectorsCOL Thomas D. Asbery, USA (2018-2021)*Al Bast (2019-2022)Denise Berger (2018-2021)Susan Boone (2019-2022) Frank DarConte (2018 – 2021) Judith DeScenza Cooper (2018 – 2021)*Suzanne DiGeronimo (2018 – 2021)George Fink (2019-2022)Lou Giacalone (2019-2022)Eric Hirani (2019-2022) Robert G. Hoffmann (2018 – 2021)*LCDR Ronald Katen, USN (Ret) (2017 – 2020)Maqsood Malik (2017 – 2020)Vincent Mangiere (2018 – 2021)*Stuart Piken (2017 – 2020)Steven Pressler (2017 – 2020)*Joseph Puzio (2018 – 2021)Edward Schmeltz (2017 – 2020)*Ehab Shehata (2018 – 2021) * President Emeritus

Legal AdvisorRobert A. Rubin

Special AdvisorsLTC Robert Adamski, USAR (Ret)Vincent AntesFrank ArlandKaren ArmfieldDenise CarterHoward ChynskyLeo FieldLTC Kenneth McDonald, USA (Ret)LTC Joseph Porrovecchio, USAR (Ret)

Dominick Servedio*Alberto VillamonLTC Benjamin Wallen, USAPeter Wolfe * President Emeritus

The NYC Post SAME SCHOLARSHIP FUND, INC.PresidentCol F. H. Griffis, USA (Ret)Vice PresidentJudith DeScenza CooperSecretary-TreasurerEric HiraniAss’t Secretary-TreasurerMichael Scarano

Standing CommitteesAwards CommitteeVincent Antes, ChairmanDinner-Dance CommitteeCOL John R. Boulè, USA (Ret), Chairman (2019)Jim Hirani (2020)Education and Mentoring CommitteeFrancis X. DarConte, Co ChairmanEnvironmental Affairs and Technology Advancement CommitteeLTC Joseph Porrovecchio, USAR (Ret), ChairmanMeetings and Programs CommitteeHoward Chynsky, ChairmanLTC Kenneth McDonald, USA (Ret), Co Chairman (West Point)Membership CommitteeAlbert Bast, ChairmanPublicity and Development CommitteeKaren Armfield, ChairwomanEmergency Preparedness and Infrastructure ResilienceSuzanne DiGeronimo, ChairwomanNYC/NJ Inter-Post AffairsSusan Boone, ChairwomanSmall Business CommitteeVacantStudent Activities CommitteeJudith DeScenza Cooper, ChairwomanWest Point Affairs CommitteeLTC Benjamin Wallen, USA, ChairmanYoung Members CommitteeJeffrey I. Messinger, Chairman

Year in ReviewSeptember 2018 - August 2019

Meetings and Programs• The Post once again kicked off its program

year at the venerable and elegant Harvard Club where its first Regular Evening Meeting on Wednesday, October 3rd, 2019 welcomed Mohammed Nasim, PE, PMP, CCM, Sr. Director – Program Management AMTRAK and Francis Sacr, Interim Chief Financial Officer Gateway Program Development Corp. The 2018 – 2019 Officers and Directors were also sworn in at this meeting.

• The Post held its 78th Anniversary Annual Dinner-Dance for the benefit of the NYC Post SAME Scholarship Fund, Inc. on Saturday, November 3rd, 2018 at the Grand Hyatt New York.

• The Post once again served as a co-sponsor to the Metropolitan Engineering Societies Council (MESC) E-Week events, held Thursday, February 12, 2019 at District Council 37 (AFSCME AFL-CIO) HQ, 125 Barclay St. between Greenwich and West Streets.

• Our Wednesday, February 21st, 2018 Evening Meeting at the Harvard Club featured Wahid Albert, Chief Engineer, New York State Department of Transportation, who talked about the multi-billion dollar DOT design and construction program.

• Our Wednesday, February 27th, 2019 Evening Meeting at the Harvard Club featured a US Army Corps of Engineers Resiliency Program brief. COL Patrick Kinsman, District Engineer for the Corps’ Norfolk District and our own COL Thomas Asbery, District Engineer for the New York District, offered insights into their respective Districts’ resiliency programs.

• The Post again co-sponsored the Mid - Hudson Technical Societies Engineers’ Week Event, held at Anthony’s Pier 9 in Newburgh, NY, on Tuesday, February 26th, 2019. Continuing education credits were offered at this event. The Guest Speaker was Adam Bosch, Director of Public Affairs, New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP), Bureau of Water Supply, discussing NYC’s extraordinary water supply system.

• The Post’s Young Member Committee provided the key support that allowed for yet another successful USMA Cadet Engineering Dinner, held at the US Military Academy, West Point, on Wednesday, May 1st, 2019, to honor those Cadets from the U.S. Military Academy Class of 2019 entering the Army Engineer Regiment. The AEA once again co-sponsored the event.

• Our Wednesday, May 8th, 2019 Evening Meeting at the Harvard Club featured Patrick Askew, Executive Vice President, NYC Economic Development Corp. to discuss their Capital Division programs.

• The Post, along with the NJ Post, once again concluded the season with another successful Annual Joint Golf Outing, held at Picatinny Arsenal, on Monday, July 8th, 2019. Proceeds benefited the Scholarship Funds of both Posts.

Young Member CommitteeSince its inception in 1988, the Young Member Committee (YMC) has organized an array of activities, including professional development seminars, technical presentations, fund raising, and participation in regional and national SAME conferences. The YMC again stepped up to do a great job of managing the Post’s involvement in the Cadet Engineering Dinner at West Point. Jeffrey Messinger, of STV, continued as Chair of the Young Member Committee.

2018 – 2019 was a good year for the Post… Membership remained fairly stable, and we held another successful Scholarship Fund Dinner Dance at our new venue, the Grand Hyatt New York. For the remainder of the Post’s operations, it was “steady as she goes,” continuing our Mission, as defined by our National Society, to lead collaborative efforts to identify and resolve national security infrastructure-related challenges. We continue to fulfill the Mission through our Vision, where we serve as the multi-disciplined integrator of military, public, private, and academic national infrastructure-related capabilities to produce viable solutions for America’s national security. We are pleased to provide this brief summary of the Year in Review.

NYC Post—A 99-Year Tradition of ExcellenceThe venerable New York City Post of the Society of American Military Engineers, along with the National Society, celebrated its 99th year in 2019. The Post advances SAME’s objectives by uniting architecture, engineering, construction (A/E/C), facility management and environmental entities and individuals in the public and private sectors to prepare for—and overcome—natural and man-made disasters, and to improve security at home and abroad.

Strength and Leadership and Networking OpportunitiesSince its formation on October 4th, 1920 the New York City Post has been chaired by outstanding leaders in both the military and civilian arms of the STEM professions. Attracting professionals at all levels, it continues as one of the few organizations in the country in which principals of major firms and military/ government executives have an opportunity, on a continuing basis, to network with one another and exchange important ideas and developments.

At its full schedule of meetings, the New York City Post has continually hosted nationally and internationally renowned guest speakers who have shared their expertise and interest in national defense and infrastructure resilience, the advancement of engineering knowledge, and the science of military engineering. These skills have positively influenced an audience beyond the military community, carrying over to a wide range of projects designed to serve our Nation’s general population.

An Active Membership FocusTraditionally, the New York City Post has avidly pursued and encouraged professionals in engineering, architecture, and construction, to become active members of the organization. In recent years, the Post has continued to attempt to expand its membership to contractors, environmental professionals, lawyers, insurers, and marketing and media professionals who specialize in SAME-related activities. Our ongoing efforts to present technical topics of pertinence to today’s engineers, as well as the availability of Continuing Education Credits at many Post and Post partner events, to those who attend, make the Post even more relevant to those who wish to remain up to date in STEM.

The Gold Standard of SAME Scholarship Funds—The NYC Post SAME Scholarship Fund, Inc.To inspire students to pursue engineering careers and to begin an early association with SAME, the New York City Post sponsors an extraordinarily successful scholarship program (described in detail within this report). It also supports adjacent student SAME Posts by regularly informing them of activities, and encouraging their participation in Post activities. With a principal balance, at press time, of around $3.3 Million, and Scholarships awarded across 35 states, there is no equal among the SAME Posts in scholarship funds.

Compliance with SAME Financial GuidelinesThe New York City Post of SAME and its Scholarship Fund comply with all of SAME’s national financial guidelines. Each year, the finances of both entities undergo appropriate audits to assure that sound financial practices are being pursued. Both the Operating Account and the separately incorporated NYC Post SAME Scholarship Fund are independently recognized by the IRS as 501(c)(3) charitable organizations.

Emergency Preparedness and Infrastructure Resilience CommitteeOur greatest challenge – and opportunity – rests in the Emergency Preparedness and Infrastructure Resilience Committee as it strives to meet and exceed SAME National metrics and guidelines. The devastation of recent Hurricanes in Texas, Florida, the Southeast, and Puerto Rico continue to remind us of the need for/ spawn improvements in construction practices and infrastructure resilience in all sectors – residential to commercial to industrial. Suzanne DiGeronimo continues as chair of this Committee, continuing to support relevant efforts to not just recover, but improve resilience so as to prevent future damages.

Environmental Affairs and Advanced Engineering Technologies CommitteeThe Environmental Affairs Committee again proved to be a highly active Committee, through its cooperation and co-sponsorship of Green Building and Sustainability seminars, field trips, and other events in association with the USGBC, New Jersey Chapter. The DoD adoption of LEED standards in base construction provides our members who work with DoD with exposure to these standards through the Committee’s activities, better enabling them to become partners with DoD in this ongoing and long-term effort.

Scholarship Endowments$5,000 Or More “Name Scholarship” Endowments

At a special meeting in December 1963, the Board of Direction of the New York City Post (SAME) passed a resolution providing for “Name Scholarship” endowments. Endowing a “Name Scholarship” required a single gift of $5,000 or more to the Scholarship Fund Thereafter, for the life of the fund, one of the scholarships awarded each year bore the donor’s name or the name of his designee. As of the end of 1968, 30 such scholarships were endowed. The scholarships, donors and dates are as follows:

Colonel Joseph Markle ScholarshipDecember 1963, by French, Fink, Markle & McCallion

J. Rich Steers ScholarshipAugust 1964, by J. Rick Steers, Inc.

Joseph G. Fink ScholarshipOctober 1964, by French, Fink, Markle & McCallion

Hendrickson ScholarshipNovember 1964, by Hendrickson Bros., Inc.

Frederic R. Harris ScholarshipNovember 1964, by Frederic R. Harris, Inc.

Peter Kiewit ScholarshipFebruary 1965, by Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co.

Max O. Urbahn ScholarshipNovember 1965, by The Max O. Urbahn Foundation

Metcalf & Eddy ScholarshipOctober 1966, by Metcalf & Eddy, Engineers

Barry Federman ScholarshipNovember, 1966, by Builders Estimating Service, Inc.

McKee-Berger-Mansueto ScholarshipNovember 1966, by McKee-Berger-Mansueto, Inc.

Harry F. Fischbach ScholarshipNovember 1966, by Fischbach & Moore, Inc.

Seymour W. Brown ScholarshipJanuary 1967, by S.W. Brown, Consulting Engineers

James M. Slattery ScholarshipJune 1967, by The James M. Slattery Foundation, Inc.

Harry N. French ScholarshipJune 1967, by French, Fink, Markle & McCallion

New York Building Congress ScholarshipOctober 1967, by The New York Building Congress

Mueser, Rutledge, Wentworth & Johnston ScholarshipOctober 1967, by Mueser, Rutledge, Wentworth & Johnston, Consulting Engineers

Dillingham Corporation ScholarshipNovember 1967, by the Dillingham Corporation

Van Houten Associates ScholarshipNovember 1967, by Van Houten, Schwartz & Murphy, Consulting Engineers

Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas ScholarshipNovember 1967, by Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas, Inc.

Champion International ScholarshipNovember 1967, by U.S. Plywood-Champion Papers, Inc.

Johns-Manville Corporation ScholarshipNovember 1967, by Johns-Manville Corporation

Standard Dredging Corporation ScholarshipNovember 1967, by Standard Dredging Corporation

Charles B. Spencer, Lazarus White & Edmund A. Prentis ScholarshipJuly 1968, by Spencer, White & Prentis, Inc.

Walsh Construction Company ScholarshipSeptember 1968, by Walsh Construction Company

A. Wilson Knecht ScholarshipOctober 1968, by Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht, Consulting Engineers

Hendrickson Bros., Inc. ScholarshipNovember 1968, by Hendrickson Bros., Inc.

$10,000 Or More “Name Scholarship” Endowments

Due to the extraordinary success of the program, the number and amounts of annual scholarship awards increased to such a point that each “Name Scholarship” endowed after January 1, 1969, was to be self-supporting and, therefore, required a single gift of not less than $10,000. The following were endowed and established after January 1, 1969:

Michael Baker, Jr. ScholarshipOctober 1969, by S.W. Brown, Consulting Engineers

Edward J. Quirin ScholarshipOctober 1969, by Jerome M. Fischer & Eugene J. Harlow, devoted friends and colleagues

Society of American Military Engineers ScholarshipsNovember 1969, by New York City Post (SAME); French, Fink, Markle & McCallion; Hendrickson Bros. Foundation; Eugene G. Rau; McKee-Berger-Mansueto, Inc.; Max O. Urbahn Associates, Inc.; Edward J. Quinn; Metcalf & Eddy; Steers Equipment Corporation; Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas, Inc.; Van Houten Associates, Inc.; Leonard S. Wegman & Herbert Mandelbaum, Inc.; Frank Grad & Sons; and Maj. Gen. Robert F. Seedlock, USA (Ret.)

S. Everett Hunkin ScholarshipJuly 1970, by The Hunkin Foundation

William J. Hunkin II ScholarshipJuly 1970, by The Hunkin Foundation

John M. Kyle, Jr. ScholarshipOctober 1970, by Colonel Joseph Markle; J. Rich Steers, Jr.; Barry Federman; Spencer, White & Prentis, Inc.; Anthony G. Gull, Sr.; A. Wilson Knecht; William J. Murphy; Thomas Crimmins Contracting Co.; Max O. Urbahn Associates, Inc.; Hendrickson Bros., Inc.; Cayuga Construction Corporation; McKee-Berger-Mansueto, Inc.; Roger J. Corbetta; Frederic R. Harris, Inc.; Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company; Fischbach & Moore, Inc.; Metcalf & Eddy of New York, Inc.; Lightning Electric Company; Hatzel & Buehler, Inc.; Raymond International, Inc.; Broadway Maintenance Corp.; Johnson Electrical Corp.; and Ezra Sensibar Associates

Colonel Joseph Markle ScholarshipIn recognition of Colonel Markle’s continuing and dedicated service on behalf of the Scholarship Fund. November 1971, by Seymour W. Brown; French, Fink, Markle & McCallion; Philip H. Grove, Frederic R. Harris, Inc.; Hendrickson Bros. Foundation Inc.; Metcalf & Eddy; Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade

& Douglas, Inc.; Eugene G. Rau; Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht, Inc.; Walter Burns Shaw; J. Rich Steers, Jr.; Max O. Urbahn Associates, Inc.; Leonard E. Van Houten; and Leonard S. Wegman and Herbert Mandelbaum

Martin S. Kapp ScholarshipNovember 1972, by Col. Joseph Markle; Michael Baker, Jr. of New York, Inc; Van Houten Associates, Inc.; Singstad, Kehart, November & Hurka; Rear Adm. Martin W. Kehart, USA (Ret.); Lightning Electric Hendrickson Bros., Inc.; Broadway Maintenance Corp.; Eugene F. Gibbons; Max O. Urbahn Associates, Inc.; J. Rich Steers Inc.; Johnson Electrical Corp.; Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company; Cayuga Construction Corp.; William F. Kelly; Metcalf & Eddy of N.Y., Inc.; The Port Authority of NY & NJ (devoted colleagues and staff ); Schiavone Construction Co.; Harry R. Halloran; Eugene G. Rau; Mathews & Chase; Hatzel & Buehler, Inc.; Pope, Evans & Robbins, Inc.; Mac Asphalt Contracting Co., Inc.; and Spencer, White & Prentis

Frank E. Basil ScholarshipAugust 1973, by Frank E. Basil Inc.

H. Chandlee Turner, Jr. ScholarshipAugust 1973, by Turner Construction Company

Mrs. Dorothy Markle ScholarshipSeptember 1973, by The Max O. Urbahn Foundation

Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc. Scholarship October 1973, by Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc.

Lt. General Raymond A. Wheeler–Admiral Ben Moreell ScholarshipIn recognition of their distinguished services and many contributions to military engineering and national security. October 1973, by Col. Joseph Markle; Michael Baker, Jr. of New York, Inc.; Max O. Urbahn Associates, Inc.; Van Houten Associates, Inc.; Eugene G. Rau; Joseph R. Loring & Associates, Inc.; J. Rich Steers, Inc.; Hendrickson Bros., Inc.; Eugene F. Gibbons; Metcalf & Eddy, Inc.; Pope, Evans & Robbins, Inc.; Raymond International, Inc.; Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas, Inc.; Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht, Inc.; The Grad Partnership; Frederic R. Harris, Inc.; E. Kalisch, Inc.; Con Ed of NY; Lightning

Electric Company; Cayuga Construction Corp.; Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton; and Leonard S. Wegman and Herbert Mandelbaum

A. Wilson Knecht ScholarshipNovember 1973, by STV, Inc. and Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht, Consulting Engineers

Commander Arthur E. Poole ScholarshipBy his family and friends in grateful recognition of his years of devoted service to his profession, his colleagues and his country. October 1975, by Mrs. Arthur E. Poole; Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Poole; Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Poole; Rear Admiral and Mrs. Lewis B. Combs (Ret.); Mr. & Mrs. John J. Enright; Mr. & Mrs. Sidney R. Snider; Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Defendorf; Mr. & Mrs. Eugene F. Gibbons; The Hendrickson Bros. Foundation; and Spearin, Preston & Burrows, Inc.

Bradford N. Clark ScholarshipIn recognition of his distinguished services in the field of engineering, in both the private and public domains. October 1975, by a group of his friends and colleagues.

Rodney F. Basil ScholarshipOctober 1976, by Frank E. Basil, Inc.

Col. John T. O’Neill ScholarshipIn recognition of his distinguished services in the field of engineering, in both the private and public domains. November 1977, by a group of his friends and colleagues.

R. M. Monti ScholarshipIn recognition of his distinguished services in the field of engineering, in both the private and public domains. November 1977, by a group of his friends and colleagues.

Mrs. Dorothy Markle ScholarshipNovember 1977, by Col. Joseph Markle, in loving memory.

Mrs. Dorothy Markle ScholarshipNovember 1977, by Frank E. Basil and Sophie Chotas Basil

Samuel Rudin ScholarshipNovember 1977, by The Rudin Foundation

Mrs. Dorothy Markle ScholarshipOctober 1978, by Brig. Gen. Benjamin B. Talley, USA (Ret.); Col. John T. O’Neill, USA (Ret.); Turner Construction Co.; Planning Research Corp.; Hendrickson Bros., Inc.; J. Rich Steers; The Grad Partnership; Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas, Inc.; Frederic R. Harris, Inc.; Eugene F. Gibbons; and Leonard S. Wegman, Co., Inc.

Mrs. Sophie Chotas Basil ScholarshipOctober 1978, by Frank E. Basil, Inc.

Frank E. Basil, Inc. ScholarshipOctober 1978, Frank E. Basil, Inc.

Leonard S. Wegman Co., Inc. ScholarshipNovember 1978, by Leonard S. Wegman, Co., Inc.

Ammann & Whitney ScholarshipNovember 1978, by Ammann & Whitney, Consulting Engineers

New York Building Congress John T. O’Neill ScholarshipAs a tribute to a great soldier, engineer, public servant and gentleman. October 1979, by a number of his friends and colleagues.

Patricia A. Thornton ScholarshipOctober 1979, Charles H. Thornton and Richard L. Tomasetti

Donald Griff ScholarshipIn grateful recognition of his years of devoted service to his profession, the construction industry and his country. October 1979, by Dr. Charles H. Thornton; Richard L. Tomasetti; Lev Zetlin Associates, Inc.; Woodward-Clyde Consultants; Kajima Corporation; Poor, Swanke, Hayden & Connell; Turner Construction Company; Robert L. Schwartz; and Richards, Robbins & Herrick

Rear Adm. Alexander C. Husband ScholarshipOctober 1979, by Col. Joseph Markle; Edward J. Quirin; Frederic R. Harris, Inc.; Planning Research Corporation; Steers Equipment Corporation; C.J. Foster; Gibbs Hill; Dravo Van Houten; Mr. & Mrs. Eugene F. Gibbons; Metcalf & Eddy; and Barry Federman

Mrs. Dorothy Markle ScholarshipNovember 1979, by Col. and Mrs. Samuel S. Dennis,III, in loving memory

Pope, Evans & Robbins ScholarshipJuly 1980, by Pope, Evans & Robbins, Inc.

J. Rich Steers, Inc. ScholarshipOctober 1980, by J. Rich Steers, Inc.

Dravo Van Houten ScholarshipOctober 1980, by Dravo Van Houten

Charles H. Sells ScholarshipOctober 1980, by his widow, family, friends, and colleagues of Charles H. Sells, Inc.

Louis Berger ScholarshipOctober 1980, by Louis Berger International, Inc.

Mrs. Dorothy Markle ScholarshipDecember 1980, by Frank E. & Sophie Chotas Basil

Frank E. & Sophie Chotas Basil ScholarshipDecember 1980, by Frank E. & Sophie Chotas Basil

Frank E. & Sophie Chotas Basil ScholarshipDecember 1980, by Frank E. & Sophie Chotas Basil

Joseph and Dorothy Markle ScholarshipDecember 1980, by Colonel Joseph Markle

Joseph and Dorothy Markle ScholarshipDecember 1980, by Colonel Joseph Markle

Joseph and Dorothy Markle ScholarshipDecember 1980, by Colonel Joseph Markle

William S. Bailey ScholarshipFebruary 1982, by Williams S. Bailey, Jr. & Margaret E. Bailey Montoya-Rodriguez, Architects, P.C. Scholarship June1982, by Montoya-Rodriguez, Architects, P.C.

Storch Engineers ScholarshipJune 1982, by Storch Engineers

“Joe” Markle ScholarshipSeptember 1982, by Jerome M. Fischer, Chairman & President of PRC Engineering, and Rhonda S. Fischer

Simins Falotico Group, Inc. ScholarshipSeptember 1982, by The Simins Falotico Group, Inc. Consulting Engineers

Rodney F. Basil ScholarshipFebruary 1983, by Frank E. and Sophie Chotas Basil in loving memory

Rodney F. Basil ScholarshipFebruary 1983, by Frank E. Basil, Inc. in loving memory

Mrs. Dorothy Markle ScholarshipFebruary 1983, by Urbahn Associates, Inc.

Martin J. Goldman, Irving Sokolow, Charles Copeland ScholarshipFebruary 1983, by Goldman Sokolow Copeland

Ralph C. Roe ScholarshipMay 1983, by Kenneth A. Roe in loving memory

Max O. Urbahn, F.A.I.A. ScholarshipJuly 1983, by Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C. Architecture-Planning

Major General Leif J. Sverdrup ScholarshipSeptember 1983, by Sverdrup Corporation

Brig. Gen. Benjamin B. & Virginia M. Talley ScholarshipDecember 1983, by BG Benjamin B. & Virginia M. Talley

Patrick A. DeScenza ScholarshipOctober 1984, by Col. Joseph Markle; Leonard S. Wegman; New York City Post (SAME); Ammann & Whitney; Basil Engineering Corp.; Louis Berger International; Seymour W.

Brown; Builders Estimating Service; LeRoy Callender, P.C.; Goldman Sokolow Copeland; Milton A. Hendrickson; John J. Kassner & Co.; Lev Zetlin Associates, Inc.; Metcalf & Eddy, Inc.; Michael Baker, Jr. of NY; MLA/Brodsky; Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C.; Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc.; Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht, Inc.; Simins Falotico Group, Inc.; J. Rich Steers; Storch Engineers; The Hiller Group; Urbahn Associates; and Max O. Urbahn

Salvatore V. DeSimone ScholarshipOctober 1984, by Mueser, Rutledge & DeSimone

John F. Hoban ScholarshipIn recognition of his distinguished services in the fields of public transportation and engineering, in both the private and public domains. October 1984, by a group of his friends and colleagues

Simins Falotico Group, Inc. ScholarshipDecember 1984, by The Simins Falotico Group, Inc.

Eggers Group ScholarshipFebruary 1985, by The Eggers Group

Joseph and Dorothy Markle ScholarshipApril 1985, by the Frank E. Basil Family

Renee Gutman ScholarshipApril 1985, by Abraham Gutman; Dr. Charles H. Thornton and Richard L. Tomasetti

Joseph and Dorothy Markle ScholarshipApril 1985, by Col. & Mrs. S.S. Dennis, III; Eugene F. & Elizabeth A. Gibbons; Seymour S. Greenfield; Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C.; Walter Burns Shaw; Simins Falotico Group, Inc.; Brig. Gen. Benjamin B. & Virginia M. Talley; The Grad Foundation; Urbahn Associates; and Urbahn-Lynn Associates, P.C.

Joseph and Dorothy Markle ScholarshipApril 1985, by Ammann & Whitney; Berger Hlibok & Sokolowski; Fred P. Ellison, Esq.; Joseph R. Loring & Associates; Lev Zetlin Associates, Inc.; Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C.; Roe- Eliseo Inc.; Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht, Inc.; and The Eggers Group

New York Telephone Company ScholarshipMay 1985, by the New York Telephone Company

Leonard S. Wegman ScholarshipOctober 1985, by his loving family

STV/Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht ScholarshipNovember 1985, by Seelye Stevenson & Value Knecht, Inc.

Leonard S. Wegman ScholarshipAs a tribute to a great engineer, a dedicated public servant and a gentleman of the first rank. March 1986, by a group of colleagues and friends

100th “Name Scholarship” endowed under the “Name Scholarship” Program for the NYC Post (SAME) Scholarship FundSeptember 1986, by Colonel Joseph Markle; Simins Falotico Group, Inc.; The Eggers Group, P.C.; Lev Zetlin Associates, Inc.; Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C.; Goldman Sokolow Copeland; Berger Hlibok Sokolowski; Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Urbahn; Henry L. Michel; STV/Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht; Ammann & Whitney, Inc.; Sverdrup & Parcel and Associates, Inc.; Urbahn Associates, Inc.; Frederic R. Harris Engineering Corp.; and Peter J. Mazza

New York City Post ScholarshipFebruary 1987, by The New York City Post (SAME)

Emil H. Rice ScholarshipOctober 1987, by Beatrice Rice: Robert and Toby Goldberg; Col. Joseph Markle; Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C.; Lev Zetlin Associates; Urbahn Associates, Inc.; Berger Hlibok Sokolowski; STV/Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht; and Sverdrup Corporation

Joseph R. Loring and Associates, Inc. ScholarshipFebruary 1988, by Joseph R. Loring & Associates

Colonel and Mrs. S.S. Dennis III ScholarshipFebruary 1988, by Col. and Mrs. S.S. Dennis III, in loving memory of Mrs. Dorothy Markle

Samuel Rudin ScholarshipFebruary 1988, by The Samuel and Mary Rudin Foundation

Harold E. Rein ScholarshipNovember 1988, by Frederic R. Harris, Inc.

Harold E. Rein ScholarshipIn recognition of his distinguished services in the field of engineering, in both the private and public domains. January 1989, by a group of his friends and colleagues

Colonel Samuel S. Dennis III and Maj. Richard H. Dennis ScholarshipApril 1990, by Col. Samuel S. Dennis III and Maj. Richard H. Dennis

William Nicholas Bodouva ScholarshipApril 1990, by William Nicholas Bodouva and Associates

Joe Markle ScholarshipApril 1990, by Turner Construction Company

NYC Post (SAME) Regional Conference “89” ScholarshipApril 1990, from the proceeds of the SAME North Atlantic Regional Conference, November 1989

Ehasz Giacalone Architects, P.C. ScholarshipApril 1990, by Ehasz Giacalone Urbahn Associates Inc. and STV/

Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht ScholarshipApril 1990, by Urbahn Associates Inc. and STV/Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht, Engineers and Planners

Lt. Colonel and Mrs. Edward B. Wenners ScholarshipFor his service to the NYC Post (SAME) April 1990, by a group of his friends and colleagues

Joe Markle Memorial Dinner #1 ScholarshipApril 1990, by Seymour W. Brown & Associates; Joseph R. Loring & Associates, Inc.; Charles C. Copeland; Morton Batlan; Martin J. Goldman; Simins Falotico Group, Inc.; and Berger Hlibok Sokolowski Construction Consultants, Inc.

Joe Markle Memorial Dinner #2 ScholarshipApril 1990, by Lev Zetlin Associates; Ammann & Whitney; LeRoy Callender, P.C.; Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc.; and Sverdrup Corporation

Joe Markle Memorial Dinner #3 ScholarshipApril 1990, by Metcalf & Eddy, Inc.; URS Consultants; Turner Construction Company; and TAMS Consultants, Inc.

Joe Markle Memorial Dinner #4 ScholarshipApril 1990, by Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C., Architects; Major General Charles E. Williams; Eugene and Elizabeth Gibbons; The Office of Max O. Urbahn; and Bud and Nancy Griffis, USA (Ret.)

Stanley Fafinski, Jr. ScholarshipIn memory of his contributions to the engineering profession. October 1990, by Lev Zetlin Associates; The RBA Group; Montoya- Rodriguez, P.C.; Robbins, Pope and Griffis, P.C.; STV/Seelye Stevenson Value & Knecht; Federman Construction Consultants, Inc.; Sverdrup Corporation; and Max O. Urbahn

NYC Post (SAME) ScholarshipApril 1991, by The NYC Post Board of Directors of the Scholarship Fund

NYC Post (SAME) ScholarshipApril 1991, by The NYC Post Board of Directors of the Scholarship Fund

NYC Post (SAME) ScholarshipApril 1991, by The NYC Post Board of Directors of the Scholarship Fund

Seymour Berger ScholarshipApril 1991, by a group of his friends and colleagues for his services to the NYC Post (SAME)

Joseph Cosenza ScholarshipOctober 1991, by Ammann & Whitney; William Nicholas Bodouva and Associates; Castro-Blanco Piscioneri & Associates; The Eggers Group; Ehasz Giacalone Assoc.; The Ehrenkrantz Eckstut Group; The Grad Partnership; Lea & Elliot Inc.; O’Brien, Kreitzberg & Associates; Grace & Manny Seltzer; John & Suzanne Wall; The Port Authority of NY & NJ, Aviation Dept., Newark Redevelopment Team, Aviation Planning Dept., and Engineering Dept.; Robbins, Pope and Griffis; STV Group, Inc.; Max O. Urbahn; Urbahn Associates, Inc.; and Lt. Col. Edward B. Wenners, USA (Ret.)

Max O. Urbahn 80th Birthday ScholarshipNovember 1993, by Samuel Dennis; Eugene J. Fasullo—on behalf of the employees of The Port Authority of NY & NJ; Robbins, Pope & Griffis; Montoya-Rodriguez; James J. O’Brien; Postner & Rubin; STV Group; Sverdrup Corporation; Thornton-Tomasetti; Angelo Tomasetti, Jr.; Wenners Engineering Group; and Col. Thomas A. York—on behalf of the employees of the NY Dist. Army Corps of Engineers

Leon DeMatteis ScholarshipNovember 1993, by his sons Fred and Al DeMatteis

URS Consultants, Inc. ScholarshipNovember 1993, by URS Consultants, Inc.

The Patrick A. DeScenza Memorial ScholarshipDecember 1993, by BG Walter O. Bachus, USA (Ret.); Col. F.H. Griffis, USA (Ret.); Col. Walter M. Smith, Jr. USA (Ret.); Wenners Engineering Group; Sverdrup Corporation; Lev Zetlin Associates, Inc.; Ehasz Giacalone Architects; Alda DeScenza; Ray Monti; Rose Reichman; Charles Thornton; and numerous additional friends and associates in fond memory.

The Edward J. Moloney ScholarshipJanuary 1994, by Vollmer Associates

Sverdrup Corporation ScholarshipNovember 1995, by Sverdrup Corporation

The Max O. Urbahn Memorial ScholarshipApril, 1996

The Bud and Nancy Griffis ScholarshipOctober 1996, by Col. & Mrs. F. H. (Bud) Griffis, USA (Ret.)

The Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall ScholarshipOctober 1996, by Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall

The URS Greiner ScholarshipOctober 1996, by URS Greiner

The Maj. Gen. Eugene A. Lupia ScholarshipNovember 1996, by Dinner Dance Committee, NYC Post

The RADM David J. Nash ScholarshipNovember 1997, by Dinner Dance Committee, NYC Post

The Angelo Tomasetti, Sr. Memorial ScholarshipOctober, 1997, by Angelo Tomasetti, Jr. and Richard L. Tomasetti

The Bentley Systems, Inc. ScholarshipMay 1998

The Anthony G. Posch ScholarshipMay 1998, by Frederic R. Harris, Inc.

The HDR, Inc. ScholarshipMay 1998

The Louis Berger and Associates, Inc. ScholarshipMay 1998

The LZA Group, Inc. ScholarshipMay 1998

The Metcalf and Eddy ScholarshipMay 1998

The Michael Baker Corporation ScholarshipMay 1998

The Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc. ScholarshipMay 1998

The STV Group Inc. ScholarshipMay 1998

The Sverdrup Corporation ScholarshipMay 1998

The TAMS Consultants, Inc. ScholarshipMay 1998

The Helen S. Bachus ScholarshipNovember 1998, by BG Walter O. Bachus, USA (Ret.)

The Joe N. Ballard ScholarshipNovember 1998, by Dinner Dance Committee, NYC Post

The Michael J. Haratunian ScholarshipNovember 1998

Morris and Sadie Weisstuch Memorial ScholarshipNovember 1999, by Don & Susan Weisstuch

Irwin L. Rosenstein ScholarshipNovember 1999, by URS

Harold J. and Sylvia H. Parmelee ScholarshipNovember 1999

Rear Admiral Louis M. Smith ScholarshipNovember 1999, by Dinner Dance Committee, NYC Post

Major General Earnest O. Robbins, II U.S. Air Force ScholarshipNovember 2000, by Dinner Dance Committee, NYC Post

The S.A. Healy ScholarshipNovember 2001, by Mrs. Michael Healy and Mary & Alan Shapiro

Cdr Rino M. Monti, USN, Memorial ScholarshipNovember 2001, donated by Steve Greenfield; Bud and Nancy Griffis; URS Corporation; STV Group; Frank Lombardi; Jacobs Engineering; Mike Scarano; Angelo Tomasetti, Jr.; Bob Adamski; and the Board of Directors of the NYC Post.

The Parsons Brinckerhoff Memorial Scholarship for the Victims of the September 11 DisasterNovember 2001

The AECOM Memorial Scholarship for the Victims of the 9/11/2001 DisasterNovember 2001

The Susan Miszkowicz Memorial ScholarshipNovember 2001

The Lieutenant General Robert B. Flowers Chief of Engineers ScholarshipNovember 2001, by Dinner Dance Committee, NYC Post

The Rear Admiral Michael R. Johnson, CEC, USN, ScholarshipNovember 2002, by Dinner Dance Committee, NYC Post

The Leopold A. Lupia ScholarshipNovember 2003, donated by Maj. Gen. Eugene Lupia in memory of his father, Leopold

The Eugene Fasullo & Maxine Hyrkas ScholarshipNovember 2003

The Gogick, Byrne, & O’Neill, LLP ScholarshipNovember 2003, donated by Robert J. Gogick

The Maj. Gen. L. Dean Fox U.S. Air Force ScholarshipNovember 2003, by Dinner Dance Committee, NYC Post

The RADM Michael K. Loose, US Navy ScholarshipNovember 2004, by Dinner Dance Committee, NYC Post

The Robert E. Adamski ScholarshipNovember 2004

The HAKS Engineering and Land Surveying, PC ScholarshipNovember 2005, City College of New York

The Vincent G. Miller ScholarshipNovember 2005, Manhattan College

The Lieutenant General Carl A. Strock Chief of Engineers ScholarshipNovember 2005, Virginia Military Institute

The NY City SAME Katrina 1 ScholarshipNovember 2005, Engineering School impacted by Hurricane Katrina

The NY City SAME Katrina 2 ScholarshipNovember 2005, Engineering School impacted by Hurricane Katrina

Dr. Loren D. Jensen / EA Engineering Science and Technology Inc. ScholarshipNovember 2005, John Hopkins University

The Chief Engineer RADM Dale G. Gable U.S. Coast Guard ScholarshipNovember 2006, United States Coast Guard Academy

The Eugene Fasullo and Maxine Hyrkas Scholarship IINovember 2006, Polytechnic University

The Syska and Hennessey Group ScholarshipNovember 2006, Manhattan College

The James P. Moriarty, Sr. ScholarshipMarch 2007, Manhattan College

The Colonel B. Edward Lavender ScholarshipApril 2007, Polytechnic University

The Jim and Ruthie Parks VMI ScholarshipMay 2007, VMI

The Judith and Leonard Cooper ScholarshipSeptember 2007, Stevens Institute of Technology

The Delwyn R. Eulberg Chief Engineer, U.S. Air Force ScholarshipNovember 2007, U.S. Air Force Academy

The Seymour S. Greenfield, PE Memorial ScholarshipDecember 2007, Polytechnic University

The NYC SAME Post Scholarship to Honor the Naval Facilities Engineering CommandNovember 2008, U.S. Naval Academy

The McGraw-Hill Construction ScholarshipNovember 2008

The LTG and Mrs. R.L. Van Antwerp ScholarshipNovember 2009, USMA, West Point

The Edward J. & Donna H. Schmeltz ScholarshipNew Jersey Institute of Technology Dorman Honors College

The Christine and Francis Lombardi ScholarshipA school that gives a Joint Engineering and Liberal Arts Degree

The New York Building Foundation ScholarshipEngineering Student at a New York University

The Colonel (Ret) John B. O’Dowd Memorial ScholarshipJohn Hopkins University and USMA at West Point, donated by STV

The Maher Z. Labib Memorial ScholarshipUS Military Academy at West Point

The Alan J. Shepherd ScholarshipEngineering Student at any University

The Tony N. Conti ScholarshipVirginia Tech

The Major General Timothy A. Byers ScholarshipUniversity of Kentucky

The Edward J. Schmeltz and Vincent A. Mangiere ScholarshipManhattan College

The Michael Scarano ScholarshipNovember 2011, City College

The Rear Admiral Christopher J. Mossey, Chief, CEC, US Navy ScholarshipNovember 2011 , Cornell University

The Major General and Mrs. Russ Fuhrman ScholarshipNovember 2011, US Military Academy at West Point

The Anthony F. (Tony) Leketa ScholarshipNovember 2011, Worcester Polytechnic University

The Frank J. and Leona M. DarConte ScholarshipNovember 2012, Virginia Military Institute

The James L. Lammie/Parsons Brinckerhoff ScholarshipNovember 2012, donated by senior executives of Parsons Brinckerhoff

The Robert and Patricia Stromsted ScholarshipNovember 2012, United States Coast Guard Academy

The LTC Edward B. Wenners ScholarshipNovember 2013

The Alice Haddad Maliha and Frederick Jacob Maliha ScholarshipNovember 2014, Engineering Student at Columbia University

The Vincent Parziale ScholarshipNovember 2016, donated by the Gramercy Group

The John H. Tallett ScholarshipDecember 2016, donated by Bob and Patricia Stromsted, Engineering Student at Notre Dame

The Richard and Shirley Lewis ScholarshipJanuary 2017, donated by Tom Lewis, Engineering student at University of Connecticut

The Eric, Jiten (Jim), Sarita, Neil, and Alyssa Hirani ScholarshipSeptember 2017, donated by Eric Hirani, Student in the FU School of Engineering at Columbia University

The Dewberry ScholarshipNovember 2019, donated by DewberryStudent in the Engineering School at Rutgers University

Reception Appetizers Maryland Crab Cakes with Roasted Pepper Coulis

Franks in a Blanket with Guldens Mustard

Reuben Puffs

Edamame & Corn Quesadillas

Coconut Prawns with Sweet Chili Sauce

Pastrami Rubbed Long Island Duck Breast

California Roll with Crab and Avocado

Goat Cheese Fritter with Marinated Tomato

First CourseFresh Burrata Cheese with Prosciutto, Arugula, Fig Jam, Tomato, Crostini,

Olives and White Balsamic Vinaigrette

EntréePepper Crusted Filet Mignon in Red Wine Reduction with

Gruyere Scalloped Potatoes, Roasted Cremini Mushrooms and Onions, Carrot and Roasted Brussels Sprouts

Alternate entrée on request

Atlantic Salmon with Fig Glaze, Pumpkin Risotto, Carrot and Roasted Brussels Sprouts

Complimentary Wines Served with Dinner

2016 Forester Sauvignon Blanc (white) 2017 Ca’ Donini Montepulciano d’Abruzzo (old vines red)

*cash bar available

Alternating Desserts Chocolate Purse, Dark Chocolate Mousse and Panache Enrobed

in Dark Chocolate with Chocolate Pearls

Or

Almond Tulle Filled with Mixed Seasonal Berries, with Ricotta-Mascarpone Mousse, Aged Balsamic Sauce

Coffee & Tea

Society of American Military Engineers New York City Post 79th Annual Scholarship Dinner

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