Robert McAlister Obituary Obituary published on Legacy.com by J.A. McCormack Sons Funeral Home on May 22, 2026. Robert (Bob) McAlister, 86, of Hillcrest, NY, beloved husband, father, and grandfather, passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. He was predeceased by his parents, William and Lucille McAlister; his beloved wife of 66 years, Maureen; his in-laws, Michael and Helen Barvinchak; and his younger brother, James, who made the ultimate sacrifice serving his country in Vietnam. He is survived by his three sons, Kirk, Eric and Scott; his grandchildren, Melissa, Megan, Lyndsie, Matthew and Elizabeth; and his great-grandchildren, Sylas, Sterling and Vera. He is also survived by his sister, Jean Sierzant, and many cherished nieces and nephews. Bob served with pride as a New York State Police officer for 22 years - a career defined by dedication and service, distinguished by numerous awards for exceptional acts of bravery. Among his proudest moments on the job was the chance to work security at the 1980 Lake Placid Winter Olympics, where he was present for one of the greatest upsets in sports history: the U.S. hockey team's unforgettable victory over the Soviet Union - the Miracle on Ice. He enjoyed spending time with his sons and attending their sporting events. In his earlier years, he found his greatest peace outdoors: fishing in quiet waters, hunting through the seasons, tending his garden, and peaceful walks in the woods. As the years passed, his pleasures shifted to the simple joys of auctions and flea markets shared with his wife Maureen, and to the quiet joy of watching birds visit his feeders through every season. There was always a book within reach and a game on television, and he remained a devoted, and unwavering fan of the Boston Red Sox, Dallas Cowboys, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, and Boston Bruins to the very end. In his own words, he had a "full, active, and interesting life - mostly enjoyable" and would do it all the same again if possible. So would we. Every laugh, every story, we would choose it all again. In lieu of flowers, Bob's wish was for support to be directed to the Red Sox Foundation. A Funeral Mass will be offered at St. Patrick's Church, corner of Oak and Leroy Streets, Binghamton, Friday May 29, 2026 at 11 a.m. Entombment will be in Calvary Cemetery, Johnson City. The family will receive friends at St. Patrick's Church, Friday May 29 from 9:45 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. The Mass will be live streamed at www.sta-sp.org

It is with deep regret that Major Amie P. Feroleto, Troop A Commander, announces the passing of retired Major Richard E. Boland Sr., on May 8, 2026, at the age of 94. Major Boland entered Division service on September 16, 1954, serving 25 years, retiring in 1979. Major Boland was last assigned as the Troop Commander in Troop A. Richard E. Boland, Sr. July 30, 1931 – May 8, 2026 White Plains, New York / Victor, New York It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Richard “Dick” Boland, Sr., a beloved father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and friend, who peacefully departed on May 8, 2026, at the age of 94. Dick was born on July 30, 1931, in White Plains, New York, to Mildred and Edward Boland. He grew up alongside his brother Ken as the son of a police officer, a background that helped shape the values of integrity, discipline, and service that defined his life. He attended the University of Miami before proudly serving his country in the United States Marine Corps during the Korean War. Following his military service, Dick embarked on a distinguished 25-year career with the New York State Police. Rising through the ranks, he was promoted to Major and, in 1975, became Commander of Troop A, headquartered in Batavia. He retired from the NYSP in 1979, leaving a legacy of leadership, strength, and dedication. He later brought those same qualities to Xerox Corporation, where he led the Corporate Security Department at Xerox Square in Rochester, New York. Above all, Dick was a devoted family man. He shared a lifelong love and partnership with his wife, Suzanne Sutton Boland. Their marriage was built on loyalty, love, and a deep commitment to family. Even after Suzanne’s passing seven years ago, Dick carried her memory with him every day and often spoke of their life together with enduring affection. He looked forward to their reunion. Dick cherished time spent with family and friends, especially hosting gatherings at their home in Fairport, NY and Shelter Island as well as spending Spring seasons on Sanibel Island, FL for 30+ years. Whether quiet moments for two or lively visits filled with children and grandchildren, these times reflected what mattered most to him—togetherness, love, and creating lasting memories. He and Sue were devoted New York Mets and New York Jets fans, faithfully supporting their teams through the years. He especially enjoyed watching Mets games on SNY and keeping up with highlights each morning. Dick was also known for embracing technology to stay close to his family. Whether through FaceTime, his iPhone, or his Kindle, he took great joy in keeping up with the lives and milestones of his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. The final decade of Dick’s life was especially meaningful, as he lived with his son Ed, daughter-in-law Alison, and their family. With the addition built onto their home, Dick and Sue remained at the center of daily family life—surrounded by love, laughter, and activity. From sports and bonfires to dinners and celebrations, it was a home filled with warmth. The family extends their deepest gratitude to Ed, Alison, Sutton, Payton, Libby, Major, Baxter and Steeler for creating such a loving environment in his later years. Dick is survived by his daughter, Bonnie Sohl and her husband Mark; his son Richard Boland and his wife Paula; and his son Ed Boland and his wife Alison. He was a proud and loving grandfather to Mark Sohl Jr. (Evan Sohl), Alex Sohl, and Hannah Sohl; Richard Boland III (Kelly Boland), Shea Boland, and Marjorie Boland; and Sutton, Payton, and Libby Boland. He was also a cherished great-grandfather to Archer Hanson Sohl, Declan James Boland, Stevie McKenna Boland, and Johnnie Jax Boland, whose lives and milestones brought him immense joy. Dick will be remembered as a kind, generous, and steady presence—someone who was always there with a listening ear, a helping hand, and quiet strength. After the passing of his beloved wife, he remained the heart of the family, guiding and supporting those he loved with patience, resilience, and unwavering devotion. He leaves behind a legacy of love that will live on through his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, extended family, and all who were fortunate to know him. He will be deeply missed and forever loved. “A life of service, a heart full of love, and a legacy that will forever guide us.” A memorial service will be held on June 6th from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made to [Alzheimer’s & Dementia nonprofit in Rochester] or To: UR Medicine Home Care Foundation (Hospice) Box 270032 Rochester, NY 14627

Edward J. Young April 11, 1966 - May 17, 2026 It is with deep regret that Major Amie P. Feroleto, Troop A Commander, announces the passing of retired Trooper Edward J. Young, on May 17, 2026, at the age of 60. Trooper Young entered Division service on September 21, 1987, serving 30 years, and retiring in 2017. Trooper Young was last stationed at Troop A TIM Unit. He was currently serving as the Town Justice for the Village of Springville. Trooper Young is survived by his daughters Stephanie Bamba and Kaitlyn Young. Edward J. Young Obituary Edward J. Young, 60, passed away peacefully at home on May 17th, 2026. Born on April 11, 1966, in Buffalo, Edward lived a life dedicated to service, family, and his community. Edward was predeceased by his father, Edward G. Young, and is survived by daughters, Kaitlyn Young and Stephanie (Brandon) Bamba; beloved granddaughter, Haven, who brought him immense pride and joy; loving mother, Diane Young; brother, Andrew (MaryAnn) Young; niece, Lauren; nephew, Michael; cousins Kelly (Jeff) Friedman, Thomas (Barbara) Trabert, Susan Trabert, Donna (Dr. Timothy) Murphy, Nancy O’Connor, Jane (Mark) Schmitt, Mary (Robert) DiVita, John (Maura) Trabert , Deborah (Dr. David) Miller, Elizabeth (Nicholas) Jessen, James (Wendy) Reynolds; beloved friends, Tom (Kathy) Doody, Alan (Debbie) Wiesner, Brandon (Jenny) Bryman, and Katie Cooper. Edward devoted 29 years of service to the New York State Police, where he earned the respect and admiration of colleagues and community members alike through his integrity, compassion, and dedication. In addition to his law enforcement career, he also served as a village judge, continuing his lifelong commitment to helping others and serving his community with fairness and kindness. Known for his selfless heart and gentle spirit, Edward was a loving father, devoted family man, and loyal friend. He touched countless lives with his generosity, warmth, and willingness to help anyone in need. His strength, guidance, and unconditional love will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Edward was a member of St. Aloysius Church, where he found comfort and community. Family and friends are invited to pay their respects at Smith-Weismantel Funeral Home, 271 E. Main St. Springville, on Thursday, May 21, 2026 from 4pm-7pm. A Mass of Christian burial will be held the following day at St. Aloysius Parish, 190 Franklin St. Springville, at 11am, with Father Daniel Fawls officiating. Memorials may be made to Hospice Buffalo, 225 Como Park Blvd. Buffalo, NY 14227, or to Signal 30 NYS Troopers Benefit Fund, 20 Century Hill Dr. S Suite 3 Latham, NY 12110. To plant a beautiful memorial tree in memory of Edward J., please visit our Tree Store.

TRI-STATES NEWSLETTER, May 2026 Our Chapter met on May 13th 2026 at Delancey’s in Goshen, NY with the following attending: Sitler, Garrison, Harlin, VanDerWert, Cathy Ayers, David Ayers, Jason Lewis, Caridi, Vernooy, Gillespie, Bill Murphy, Kakavas, Brozycki, Tom Dunn, Tom Dunn III, Sedita, Epidy, Del Toro, Baker (17 members, 2 guests). The meeting opened with The Pledge of Allegiance, a moment of silence for our deceased members, military personnel, emergency responders and an opening prayer. Final Patrol: Noted was the passing of former Sullivan County District Attorney Stephen Lungen, age 80 on 4/13; Laurel Wentink (wife of retired Sr. Inv. John Wentink), age 80 on 4/28. Rest In Peace. Sick Leave: Retired Sr. Inv. Gar Clark is hospitalized in Garnett Health in Middletown with a urinary infection associated with a kidney stone issue. We wish him well. The Treasurer’s Report was presented by Treasurer Shawn Garrison. The following new member was admitted to the Chapter and sworn in at the meeting: Retired Troop F Office Asst. 3 Cathy Ayers who retired on 6/29/2023. There were seven applicants for the Stein/Escobar Scholarships. The two winners names were drawn from a sack. The winner of the Jack L. Stein Memorial Scholarship was Noah Ferstand, grandson of Chapter member Louis Del Toro. Noah will graduate from Middletown High School and he plans to attend Lynn University. The winner of the Miguel A. Escobar Memorial Scholarship was Thomas G. Donnelly, son of Troop F CVEU Trooper Felix Donnelly. Thomas will graduate from Middleburgh High School and he plans to attend SUNY Cobleskill. A certificate and a check for $600 will be presented to both winners at our July meeting. Congratulations to Noah and Thomas. Reminder: The Troop F Memorial Day Ceremony is this Friday May 15, 2026 at 11AM at Troop F Headquarters in Middletown, NY The 50/50 drawing was won by Bob Murphy. The Attendance award was won by Tom Dunn. The next regular meeting will be a breakfast meeting at Delancey’s in Goshen NY on Wednesday June 10, 2026.

Hubert Boudreau 1938 - 2026 Trooper Boudreau served 30 years, 6/18/1962 to 7/1/1992. Hubert Joseph Boudreau passed away peacefully at UVM in Burlington Vt. at the age of 87 on May 7th at 10:02pm with his family by his side after struggling with multiple medical conditions. He was born on August 12, 1938 to John Louis and Marie Rosa Boudreau. He graduated from Tupper Lake high school in 1956. He entered the Navy shortly after and served four years. He was stationed at one time aboard the USS Murry as a gun fire control technician. After leaving the Navy in 1960,he worked at a radio factory in Baltimore MD. However he missed his family and decided to return back to Tupper Lake. After returning to Tupper, Hubert tried working in the woods as a lumberjack pulp peeler, peeling the bark off logs for paper milling. He decided that was not for him so he applied and was accepted into the New York State Police. On October 13, 1962 he married Margaret (Peggy) Proulx. After 30 years of service,(and a few muffler tickets) he retired and began building a new home for his family providing a great place for many family gatherings. Hubert held dear his love for singing starting at an early age singing in high school plays, musicals, and church. His passions were his faith, family, and singing in the church choir. Hubert was an avid outdoorsmen with a long list of hobbies and family traditions that he passed on to his sons and grandchildren such as, hunting, fishing, trapping gardening, golfing and bowling. He also loved to cook at hunting camp sharing his famous venison stew with anyone that showed up. As a 3rd degree Knight of the Knights of Columbus, Hubert was generous in helping with community benefits, donations and was always trying to help those in need. He is pre-deceased by his first infant daughter Marie Bernadette, his parents John and Rosa, his in-laws Raymond (Cabbage) and Rosalie Proulx, brother Robert, brother in-law Larry Keniston, and sister in-law Rose Boudreau He is survived by his wife of 64 years Margaret (Peggy), son John, his daughter Kasandra and granddaughter Oaklyn, son Larry, and son Matthew his wife Amy and their children Amber, Brandon, Colby and Dillon. All of Tupper Lake Also surviving are his siblings Anne(Rudy) Gibbs, Jeannette Keniston, Paul(Karen) Boudreau. Also sister in- laws Helen Boudreau, Colleen DeGrace, Rayalda France, Mary(Steven)Simpson, Barbara (Felix) Hinojosa and brother in-law James(Patty)Proulx. Also many nieces and nephews. Wake will be Thursday May 14th at Frary Funeral home from 5-8pm A Funeral mass will be held on Friday May 15,2026 at St.Alphonsus church at 11am. Burial to follow at Holy Name Cemetery. Friends and family are encouraged to share their memories of Hubert at the Frary Funeral website, www.fraryfuneralhome.com

Douglas L. Lippert October 9, 1943 ~ February 13, 2024 Douglas Lippert Obituary At the time and date of God’s choosing, Douglas Lee Lippert passed peacefully from these earthly bounds into the heavenly realm of God where he met the face of Jesus on February 13, 2024. He was the son of Norman Henry and Beulah “Billie” (Brown) Lippert and arrived on October 9, 1943, in Batavia, N.Y. A graduate of the State University of New York at Albany, Douglas became a teacher of English at Oakfield-Alabama Central School, but shortly realized his true calling. He followed in his father’s footsteps (NYSP 1927-1952) and joined the New York State Police in February 1966. His assignments were in Remsen, Painted Post, Avon, Clarkson (Brockport), Oneida, and Morrisville. He was appointed station commander in 1976, and after twenty years of service, retired in 1987. He went on to serve as the Madison County Coordinator for STOP-DWI from 1987-2008. In 2009, he was appointed as the Oneida City Public Safety Commissioner and supervised both the police and fire departments. He was a faithful member and elder of the First Presbyterian Church of Oneida and later became a Certified Lay Pastor for the Presbytery of Utica. For 25 years he was a mentor, teacher, and guide to the Oneida Church Youth Group known as Jesus Street / The Connection. He also served as a member and former President of the Oneida Public Library. He is survived by his loving wife and best friend of 62 years, Alicia Mary (Schiffer). They were married June 6, 1965, in Holy Family R.C. Church, Hicksville, NY and were blessed by the arrivals of son Andrew John (Amy) and daughter Kristen Alicia (Philip) Martin. For such a decent, law-abiding man, he was a terrible cheater at ping pong and Monopoly and a shocking trash talker when on the basketball court. He played recreational volleyball like the fate of the world was at stake. Once he discovered his true sports passion -- tennis – later in life, he never needed any coaxing to jump onto the court and do battle with his racket. He was a devoted animal lover who spoiled his dogs on an unimaginable scale and always kept his bird feeders full in kindness to God’s many winged creatures and to the benefit of countless overfed squirrels. He had dreadful taste in vampire movies and loved an eclectic array of music, from Mozart to David Bowie to Joan Jett. He showed care by topping off the oil in your car or leaving vitamins next to your cereal bowl. He wrote beautiful, compassionate poems in honor of his parents when they passed - as he did for all significant family events. He was a special person who spent his life in service to others, and he will be deeply missed. His legacy lives on in the love he had for his children and grandchildren: Anna, Grace, Nathaniel, and Catherine Lippert; Caroline, Lucy, Emma, and Augustus (Gus) Martin. He is also survived by his brother Stephen (Hallie) Lippert of Huron OH; niece Deborah (Jeff) Gillen and their children, Stephanie, Brittany, and Jacob; his brother Gregory (Ellen) Lippert of Elmhurst Il, and their daughters, Emily (John Matthews) and their children Hannah and Asher, and daughter Margaret. Douglas will be honored at a memorial service officiated by Pastor Michael Yeoman on May 4, 2024, at the First Presbyterian Church of Oneida, 405 Broad Street, Oneida, N.Y. Additional info will follow. Personal and professional care is being provided to Doug and his family by Jeffrey T. Paul, Director, of the Coolican-McSweeney & Paul Funeral Home, 322 Washington Avenue, Oneida. To offer a condolence, please visit: coolican-mcsweeney.com The family wishes to thank the staff at St. Luke’s Nursing Center, Champlin Rd., Utica for their compassionate care and friendship, as well as those from Hospice Services, Middle Settlement Rd., New Hartford, NY Note: This notification was unfortunately overlooked when received in 2024. We are posting it now with our sincerest apologies for the delay, ensuring our brother is rightfully honored among The Gray Riders.

NYSPIA Weekly Update This week’s message opened with recognition of the significance of Memorial Day Weekend, reminding members to reflect on the sacrifices of the men and women who gave their lives in military service. Members were encouraged to keep fallen service members and their families in their thoughts during the holiday weekend. Budget & Legislative Activity The State has begun voting on portions of the budget, with several proposals carrying potential impact for NYSPIA members and BCI operations, including: Ghost Guns and Printers legislation Comprehensive Drone Plan State Police Critical Incident Leave Policy Civil Immigration Enforcement legislation Leadership noted that many budget proposals could create additional responsibilities and workload for members and stressed ongoing efforts to ensure proper staffing and resources accompany any expanded mission. Digital Risk Protection for Members An issue raised during Troop meetings and recent member discussions involved increasing concerns over online safety, doxing, and exposure of officers’ personal information. NYSPIA is exploring Law Enforcement Digital Risk Protection Services designed to: Protect officers and families from online harassment Reduce exposure to doxing and personal information leaks Monitor and address threats to members’ safety and reputation Assist with digital privacy concerns connected to discovery reforms and online activity Leadership emphasized that evolving technology and social media have created new risks for law enforcement professionals and their families. Payroll & Timekeeping Reminder NYSPIA continues working with payroll officials regarding unresolved overtime and pay discrepancies affecting members following changes to flex scheduling rules dating back to 2023. Members—particularly newly promoted seniors—were reminded to: Become familiar with LATS entries Understand the two-hour no-pay code Review flex scheduling procedures carefully Coordinate with BCI administration when questions arise The goal is to avoid future payroll complications and ensure members receive proper compensation. The message concluded with a reminder to enjoy Memorial Day weekend safely, remain professional, and remember the meaning behind the holiday.

ASSOCIATION OF FORMER NEW YORK STATE TROOPERS CAPITAL DISTRICT CHAPTER MINUTES Of The April 15, 2026 Regular Meeting Call to Order: A regular meeting of the Capital District Chapter of the AFNYST was held at the Saratoga-Wilton Elks, 1 Elks Lane, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866. The meeting convened at 7:11 PM, with President Bill Murray presiding. The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by a moment of silence for our departed Members. Members and Guests in attendance (33): Mark Bellinger, Christine Bornmann, John Brooks, Brent Gillam, Leigh Gillam, Jack Kolach, Bob Lewis, Linda Lyons, Dave Madden, Howard Madsen, Debra Maksymik, Mary Marchewka, Walt Marchewka, Ben Moran, Bill Murray, Jim Neumann, Steve Nieves, Mike O’Brien, Cash Phillips, John Ratynski, Peter Rieck, Shannon Scheidt, Brian Schweigardt, Julianne Schweigardt, Woody Sloat, Bill Sprague, Jerri Stover, Bill Thobae, Michael Wells, Doug Wingate, Mike Wright. Members and Guests in attendance via video link (2): Sam Mercado, Jim O’Connor Sick Call: None Reported Final Patrol: Senior Investigator Bob Steedman (March 17, 2026) Investigator Frederick Johnson (March 17, 2026) Sergeant/Station Commander Jay Zagursky, Sr. (April 6, 2026) Oath of Office: Secretary Mike Wells officially administered the oath of office to incoming President Bill Murray, who was formally sworn in following his return from Florida. Approval of Minutes: Motion to waive the reading of and approve the March 2026 minutes was made and seconded. Motion carried. Approval of Treasurer’s Report: The financial report for March 1 through March 31, 2026, was read and accepted into the record: Opening Balance (Feb 28): $1,206.75 Total Deposits & Transfers: $371.00 (comprising two transfers from savings of $175.00 and $100.00, plus $96.00 in dues). Total Expenditures: $472.97 Check 835: Audit supplies and member bagels ($41.61) Check 1536: Donation to Friends of Saratoga County Animal Shelter in memory of James Hughes ($25.00) Check 1537: First-quarter stipend to Michael Wells ($150.00) Check 1538: March 50/50 winnings to Gino D'Angelo ($100.00) Check 1539: First-quarter stipend to the Treasurer ($150.00) Closing Checking Balance (March 31): $1,104.78 Petty Cash: The Treasurer noted that an additional $384.61 is held in petty cash and will be standard baseline reporting on future statements. Motion to accept the report was made by Bob Lewis and seconded by John Ratynski. Motion carried. Officer’s Reports: President Bill Murray: Special Appointment: Upon assuming the chair, President Murray officially appointed Shannon Scheidt to serve in an advisory capacity overseeing all 9/11 and World Trade Center affairs for the chapter. Vice-President: Nothing to report. Treasurer Steve Nieves: Membership Status: There are 30 members now in arrears. Military Dues Waiver: Requested a motion from the floor to fully cover the 2026 dues for member Matt McLaughlin (Ballston Spa) in recognition of his extended military deployment to the Middle East, concluding later this month. Motion made by John Brooks and seconded by Jim Neumann. Motion carried. Secretary/Clerk Mike Wells: Superintendent’s Memorial: Announced he has accepted an invitation, in his capacity as Association State President, to attend the Superintendent's Awards Ceremony and Memorial Day Service at the Academy on May 6, 2026, representing the association. The Dry Cleaning & Parkinson's Initiative: Following up on Tom Winterstein’s presentation regarding historical uniform dry-cleaning exposure, Tom and retired First Sergeant Vic Rytrop submitted data profiles. Mike Wells and Bill Murray will present a proposal to the State Board this coming Saturday to authorize a statewide survey via the website and email roster to identify potential Parkinson's disease clusters. The Grey Rider Award: Linda Lyons, Shannon Scheidt, and Mike Wells collaborated on a charter framework for a new "Grey Rider Award" to acknowledge outstanding civilian and professional service to the membership. The initial proposal designates Terry Glasser (EAP) as the inaugural recipient. A printing quote from Snyder Printing will be presented to the State Board for final approval this Saturday. Commemorative Memorabilia: Mockups for the new commemorative lapel pins through Awards by Walsh remain on active status. The board is also continuing discussions with the PBA to secure permissions to use their horse statue for the Steve Sleurs award. Board and Committee Reports: 9/11 World Trade Center Health & Monitoring (Special Advisor Shannon Scheidt): Division Guidance: State Police Division Headquarters has issued a formal World Trade Center guidance memorandum. The details have been cross-posted to Facebook by Shannon Scheidt and Tanya Chomyszak. Hard copies of the letters and the current list of 69 covered conditions/cancers were distributed at the meeting. Monitoring Urgency: Shannon emphasized that the official program tracks trends but does not automatically screen for all covered conditions. Members were strongly urged to complete their annual continuous health monitoring to maintain a legal medical track record for future disability or workers' compensation adjustments. Federal Legislative Push: Shannon reported she is traveling to Washington, D.C., in mid-May to advocate for mandatory preventative blood work tracking within the standard registry, coordinating strategy with Congressman Mike Lawler's staff. Handbook Committee: A joint committee (Mike McDarby, Shannon Scheidt, Tanya Chimsek) is meeting monthly to revise the legacy 9/11 handbook into a digital document, expanding it to assist all retirees facing severe job-related disabilities. Secretary Wells volunteered to host this as an automatically updatable, living document on the website once the text is finalized. Old Business: None New Business: Saratoga Center Sponsorship: John Brooks brought a motion from the floor to approve a $100.00 tee-sign sponsorship donation for the Saratoga Center for the Family's upcoming annual charity golf tournament, to be held at McGregor Links on June 17, 2026. Motion made by John Brooks, seconded by Walt Marchewka. Motion carried. Good and Welfare: None 50/50: Andrew Donato Next Meeting: The next regular meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, at the Saratoga-Wilton Elks, One Elks Lane, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866. Dinner will start at 6:30 P.M. followed by the meeting at 7:00 P.M. As usual, a social hour at 5:30 P.M. will precede the meeting. If you are unable to attend in person, a Google Meet link will be active for remote attendance. Video Link: https://meet.google.com/cwd-sgky-mxg Phone Link: Dial +1 585-535-3226 and enter PIN: 520 483 475# The Google Meet will go live at approximately 7:00 PM. Adjournment: Motion to adjourn was made by John Brooks and seconded. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 7:35 PM. To listen to the audio recording of this meeting, click here: April 2026 Respectfully Submitted, Michael F. Wells Secretary/Clerk AFNYST – Capital District Chapter mwells4177@afnyst.org www.afnyst.org