Before retiring at 75, Dot Kelly’s career included working in the accounting offices of Holiday Inn and Ramada Inn.
David Wood, a father of three, was a former chief lineman for Con Edison.
Fifty-year career in education included 16 years as Rye's superintendent of schools, beginning in 1996.
Tom Turco worked his entire 50-year career for Milliken & Co. in New York City.
Maureen Mokrzycki was a longtime docent at Norwalk Maritime Museum and a fan of both Notre Dame and the Mets.
Dan Walsh’s career was spent in the beer business, but his passion for sailing took him around the world.
June Cardinali taught in Rye for three decades and was a member of the Shenorock Shore Club, along with her late husband.
Raised in Rye, former Garnet hockey and soccer player went on to graduate from Vanderbilt University and eventually pursue a career in finance.
Joseph Taylor dedicated much of his career to working with DPW and spring lawn services.
A former local business co-owner, Jim Dempsey would often make up song about Rye locals for his family.

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