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HONORING Joyce B. Cowin Gordon J. Davis Ronnie F. Heyman Leni F. and Peter W. May Elizabeth F. Stribling with a special tribute to Landmark Heroes
Living Landmarks Our Living Landmarks celebrations have recognized an incredible number of extraordinary New Yorkers who contribute so much to the City we love. This year is no exception. This is the 27th Living Landmarks Celebration. Through the years, we’ve celebrated artists, musicians, government officials, actors, cultural leaders, philanthropists, corporate and hospital executives, leaders in AIDS and addiction research, Broadway producers and theater companies… a true cross-section of the outstanding New Yorkers who make the City such a special place. This year, we’re adding a special award for “Landmark Heroes,” people who worked with courage and determination during the pandemic. Each of our honorees preserves the City in his or her own special way. About Us The New York Landmarks Conservancy is dedicated to celebrating, preserving, and protecting the iconic buildings and diverse neighborhoods that define our vibrant and extraordinary City. The Landmarks Conservancy is the only private organization that provides both financial and technical support in this effort. Since it was founded in 1973, it has loaned or granted more than $52 million to help people save their homes and communities, including cultural, religious, and social institutions. These grants and loans have in turn mobilized over $1 billion in more than 1,855 renovation projects throughout New York providing much-needed economic stimulus and supporting local jobs. No other organization is engaged in such a hands-on way in sustaining the City’s architectural heritage. Our work generates employment, promotes tourism and enhances the quality of life for all New Yorkers. The New York Landmarks Conservancy One Whitehall Street, 21st Floor New York, NY 10004-2127 nylandmarks.org
2020 Living Landmarks Celebration
Honoring
Joyce B. Cowin
Gordon J. Davis
Ronnie F. Heyman
Leni F. & Peter W. May
Elizabeth F. Stribling
with a special tribute to
Landmark Heroes
Thursday, October 29, 2020 - 7 PM
Virtual Event
Online Celebration
LivingLandmarks2020.com
Honorary Co-Chairs
Barbara Taylor-Bradford
Lawrence C. Leeds
Marica & Jan Vilcek
Master of Ceremonies
Stephen Lash
Hostess
Peg Breen
For more information
Please contact Alissa Catalano Sinagra at 917-612-5182 or
at AlissaCatalano@NYLandmarks.org
Our Supporters Naomi Seligman
& Ernest M. von Simson
L. Judith Snyder & Robert N. Snyder
Landmark Jerry I. Speyer
Joyce B. Cowin Ann Tenenbaum & Thomas H. Lee
Peggy C. & Gordon J. Davis Venable LLP
Ronnie F. Heyman Benjamin Winter
Leni & Peter W. May
Stephen J. Meringoff Empire
Elizabeth F. Stribling & Guy Robinson Sarah Anderson-Magness
CeCe & Lee Black
Skyscraper Courtney Booth Christensen
Barbara & Donald Tober & Gus Christensen
Anne & John Coffin
Champion Barbara Deane
Bloomberg Philanthropies Sondra Gilman & Celso Gonzalez-Falla
John P. Casaly, Esq. Dr. Bruce C. Horten
Joan G. Cooney The John L.
Ferguson & Shamamian Architects, LLP & Sue Ann Weinberg Foundation
Agnes Gund Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel
The Howard Hughes Corporation Andrew Miller
Elizabeth & Thomas Kearns Dr. & Mrs. James S. Reibel
Philip Maritz Mr. & Mrs. Tom Strauss
Raj & Indra Nooyi Stephen G. Tomlinson
Mary Lake Polan, MD Charlotte Triefus
& Mr. Frank A. Bennack, Jr. & Lloyd P. Zuckerberg
Marica & Jan Vilcek
Sponsor
Benefactor Anonymous
ABC Supply Company ABS Partners Real Estate
Carole Bailey French & John French III American Folk Art Museum
Rita & Charles Bronfman Patricia Cossutta Arostegui
Con Edison Candace & Rick Beinecke
The Marc Haas Foundation William L. Bernhard
New York Life Insurance Company Joan & Martin Camins
Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert C. Maurer/Hearst Carmody Torrance Sandak
Sheila Parekh-Blum & Christopher Blum & Hennessey LLP
Anna Marie and Robert F. Shapiro Bernadette Castro
Sydney & Stanley S. Shuman Chamber Music Society
Sandra & Stanford Warshawsky of Lincoln Center
Christina Chang & Michael Braner
Patron Columbus Citizens Foundation, Inc.
Sallie & Justin Abelow Edgar & Elissa Cullman
The Barry S. Sternlicht Foundation Walter L. Deane
Judy & Howard Berkowitz Clydette de Groot
Michele Beyer Jennie & Richard Descherer
Barbara Taylor Bradford, OBE Ronne Fisher
Central Park Conservancy French Heritage Society
Andrew J. Cowin Lesley Glick & Jonathan Plotkin
Dana B. Cowin The Green-Wood Cemetery
Helen & Kenneth A. Cowin David S. & Ruth Gottesman
David Geffen Foundation Marjorie & Gurnee Hart
Lonti Ebers Mrs. Helen K. King
Patricia & Edward Falkenberg Bruce Knecht
Wendy Fisher & Linda Mirels Arthur L. Loeb
Jill Kraus Ninah & Michael Lynne
Laurence C. Leeds, Jr. Karen & David Mandelbaum
May & Samuel Rudin Family Edmund Meade
Foundation, Inc. Ronay & Richard Menschel
Nederlander Organization Sally Minard & Norton Garfinkle
Pamela & Edward Pantzer Lise Moran
Rodney Propp Naftali Group
Thomas C. Quick Liz & Jeff Peek
Daryl & Steven Roth Nicholas Pileggi
Richmond University Medical Center Friend
Professor Nicholas A. Robinson Anonymous
Soho Broome Condos LLC Carrie Barratt
Andrea & John Stark Mary Bell & George Case
Elizabeth & Samuel G. White Drs. Annette & Stanley Blaugrund
Karla Renee Williams, Esq. Rosalie Brinton
Wendy N. Carduner
Supporter Adele Chatfield-Taylor & John Guare
Renee & Robert Belfer Diane Mulcahy Coffey
Asmita & Arun Bhatia Compass
Barbara & James Block Louise Kerz Hirschfeld Cullman
Stacey Bronfman Lynne Coffin & Alan Schlosser
Hon. Diana Chapin Fracis de Marneffe
Mark Cisz Christian Draz
Sophie Coumantaros Nancy & Robert Englander
Christina R. Davis Steven Fasman
Julie & Robert Desnick Randolph Fishburn
Linda & Joseph DiMartino Jennifer Franklin
Arlene & Avrom Doft Edward Gallagher
Caddie & Tom Eland Susan & Eli Gilbert
Sue & Stuart Feld Rosann & Richard Gutman
Joni Evans & Robert J. Perkins Laura & Bernard Hamilton
Bambi & Roger Felberbaum Karen Hsu
Ronald Lee Fleming, FAICP Sally Johnson
Meade & David L. Fogel Eileen Weiler Judell
Susan Gutfreund Gerald Katcher
Jennifer L. Herlein Alice & Nahum Lainer
Alexandra & Paul Herzan Margo Langenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hoffman J. Scott Leurquin
Fr. John A. Kamas Liz Bickley Studios
Fernanda Kellogg & Kirk Henckels Elizabeth Locke & John Staelin
Laureen & Ragnar Knutsen Dave Lucchetti
Arie L. Kopelman/ CHANEL Monica Markowicz
Barbara & Richard Lane Maureen Nash
Wendy & Stephen Lash Elizabeth T. Peabody
Robert A. Levine Sally R. Phelps
Susan & Glenn Lowry Susan & George Relyea
Anne Kriken Mann Caro & Bob Rock
Jonathan Marder Dr. Mitchell Rosenthal
Susan & Morris Mark Kenneth D. Scheff
Judy F. McLaren Christiana Smith Shi
Kazie Metzger Patricia & Thomas Shiah
Dinny & Lester Morse Ana Vilma Soler
New-York Historical Society Constance & Stephen Spahn
Amanda Niu & Patrick Swieskowski Bonnie & Stephen Stern
Barrie Ringelheim Rita & Thomas Von Essen
Ellen & Kenneth Roman Norma & Bill Tiefel
Liz Rose Judith Mann Villard
Laura & Peter Rothschild Elizabeth W. Willett
Marla Sabo Shelby B. White
Frances G. Scaife Wendy Zizmor
Marc Schappell
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Sculco Landmark Ambassadors
Nancy K. Simpkins Carrie Barratt
Adrianne & William Silver CeCe & Lee Black
Ana & Brad Skapyak Edward Gallagher
Cas Stachelberg, Higgins, Scott Leurquin
Quasebarth & Partners, LLC Elizabeth & Samuel G. White
Elizabeth Stribling-Kivlan
& Rebecca Cleary
Ian Wardropper & Sarah McNear List as of October 23, 2020
Arete Warren
Lois S. Zenkel
Zubatkin Owner Representation
Joyce B. Cowin
“First and foremost, I wish to thank
the Landmarks Conservancy for this
extraordinary honor. Also, it is my late
husband Daniel’s financial expertise
that permits me to be philanthropic.”
Joyce B. Cowin graduated Smith
College, class of 1951. She went on
to earn an M.A. in Early Childhood
Development from Teachers College,
Columbia University and joined
the Town School as an assistant
Kindergarten Teacher.
She later served as chairman of the Board of the Child Development Center.
In 2008, inspired by learning about unscrupulous insurance agents,
she founded the Cowin Financial Literary Program, now a nationwide
organization that has benefitted millions of people. She is the founder
and funder of the Heritage School, one of the poorest neighborhoods in
Harlem. Currently 90% of graduates continue onto college.
Joyce is a major force behind several New York City museums including
the American Folk Art Museum opposite Lincoln Center. She was also
instrumental in the development of the Joyce B. Cowin Women’s History
Gallery at the New York Historical Society and donated two rooms to the
Metropolitan Museum of Art. She is also on the Board of the Steicher and
Horowitz Piano Foundation as well as the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln
Center. In honor of her father, an art student at Manhattanville College
during his retirement, she sponsors an annual art lecture and art trip.
She is also deeply involved with Gallery Passport where she has led
museum tours and lectures visiting venues including Newport, RI, Albany,
NY, Yale and Princeton Universities among others.
Gordon J. Davis Gordon J. Davis, respected attorney (Venable LLP), dedicated public official, engaged private citizen, and enthusiastic adopted New Yorker, was the driving force in the restoration of New York’s parks beginning in the 1980s, a principal founder of the Central Park Conservancy, and the creator together with Wynton Marsalis of Jazz at Lincoln Center. A recipient of the Medal of the City of New York for Exceptional Service, he was a City Planning Commissioner for mayor John V. Lindsay and mayor Ed Koch’s first Parks Commissioners, one of the most esteemed in the City’s history. He has served with distinction for almost four decades on the boards of the New York Public Library (Life Trustee), the Studio Museum in Harlem, Con Edison, the New York Public Theater, Dance Theater of Harlem, Lincoln Center, and as President Obama’s appointee to the board of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. As a lawyer Gordon has played significant roles in the rebuilding of the World Trade Center, the development of the USTA’s Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, the restoration of Bryant Park—started when he was Parks Commissioner—and Amtrak’s soon to be completed Moynihan Station. Growing up on Chicago’s South Side, nurtured by parents who were extraordinary and courageous scholars, Gordon developed an enduring love for jazz, public parks, civic involvement and great American cities.
Ronnie F. Heyman
Ronnie F. Heyman, an attorney,
successful corporate executive
and dedicated benefactor, has
distinguished herself in the worlds of
art, business, and philanthropy. She
is Chairman of GAF Corporation, the
country’s largest manufacturer of
residential roofing and commercial
building materials.
She serves currently as President
of the MoMA Board of Trustees.
Alongside her late husband, Samuel
J. Heyman, Ronnie has pioneered a
number of charitable initiatives including establishment of the Samuel
and Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance at the Cardozo
School of Law, Yeshiva University; the Samuel and Ronnie Heyman
Center for Ethics, Public Policy and the Professions, Duke University;
The Heyman Fellows programs at Harvard, Yale, and Seton Hall Schools
of Law. In 2001, the Heymans founded PPS, the Partnership for Public
Service in Washington, to address the need for reform in government
agencies, streamlining the Federal Pairing process and aiding
Presidential Transitions. PPS initiated the Service to America Medals
(SAMMIES) named in memory of her late husband, the “Academy
Awards” of federal service.
Ronnie is a Trustee of both the Norton Museum of Art and the Society
of the Four Arts in Palm Beach, and has the honor of being the first
recipient of the Evelyn Lauder Humanitarian Award of the Breast Cancer
Research Foundation.
Leni F. and Peter W. May Leni F. and Peter W. May, a veritable “dynamic duo” of corporate and nonprofit leadership. Leni was a New York City elementary school teacher before their two children were born. She currently serves on the Board of Trustees of the Central Park Conservancy and she is a past chair of The Jewish Museum. Peter is president and founding partner of Trian Fund Management, a leading investment management firm. He also serves as the non-executive Vice Chair of The Wendy’s Co. and as a member of the board of Mondelz International. He held prior executive and/or board positions with Tiffany & Co., Triarc Cos., and Triangle Industries. Peter is Board Chairman Emeritus of Mount Sinai, Co-Chairman of the New York Philharmonic, a director of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, a trustee of the New-York Historical Society and is on the Executive Committee of the Partnership for New York City, and was the past Chairman of the UJA Federation’s “Operations Exodus” campaign. He is also Trustee Emeritus, University of Chicago, Honorary Member, Board of Directors, 92nd Street Y, and Chair, The Leni and Peter May Foundation.
Elizabeth F. Stribling
Elizabeth F. Stribling, real estate
pioneer and dedicated international
preservationist, was elected to the
New York Landmarks Conservancy
Board in 1998 where she has served
on the Executive Committee,
Co-chair of the Nominations
Committee, and presently serves on
its Advisory Council.
She founded Stribling & Associates
in 1980 which she sold to Compass,
a national brokerage firm, where
she now holds the position of Vice
Chairman, New York Development. In addition to the Landmarks
Conservancy, she is also dedicated to the French Heritage Society
which she currently chairs. Furthermore, she serves on the board of
the American Hospital of Paris Foundation, Board of Governors of the
Real Estate Board of New York, and the Advisory Board of the Central
Park Conservancy.
Many accolades and honors include: Woman of Achievement Award,
American Cancer Society: Bernard Mendik Lifetime Achievement Award,
Real Estate Board of New York; and Commander, L’Ordre National de la
Legion d’Honneur. She and her husband, Guy Robinson, live in Brooklyn.
Her daughter, Elizabeth Ann Stribling-Kivlan, was president of Stribling
& Associates, the brokerage founded by her mother, prior to joining
Compass as Senior Managing Director, Real Estate.Landmark Heroes Max Acosta, School Safety Agent, Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists Det. Tanya Duhaney, 107th Precinct, NYPD Talika Green, Operator, MTA Dr. Francesco Rotatori, Chief of Cardiology, Richmond University Medical Center
Living Landmarks Past Honorees Betty Allen Diane von Furstenberg & Barry Brooke Russell Astor Diller Louis Auchincloss Brendan Gill Lauren Bacall Whoopi Goldberg Harry Belafonte Barbara Goldsmith Candice Bergen & Marshall Rose Victor Gotbaum* Rosamond Bernier & John Russell Gael Greene Paul Binder & Michael Christensen Vartan Gregorian Bill Blass Joel Grey Daniel Boulud Robert I. Grossman, MD Barbara Taylor Bradford, OBE Louise & Henry Grunwald & Robert Bradford John Guare David Brown Agnes Gund Helen Gurley Brown Pete Hamill Pat & William F. Buckley, Jr. Kitty Carlisle Hart Ann L. Buttenwieser Marian & Andrew Heiskell Hugh Carey Al Hirschfeld Robert Caro* A.E. Hotchner Graydon Carter Linda & Morton Janklow Judy Collins Peter Jennings David Patrick Columbia Philip Johnson Betty Comden & Adolph Green John Kander & Fred Ebb Barbara Cook Elaine Kaufman Joan Ganz Cooney George S. Kaufman Walter Cronkite Ray Kelly* Joseph F. Cullman III Edward I. Koch* Lewis B. Cullman Arie L. Kopelman Louise Hirschfeld Cullman Mathilde Krim Bill Cunningham Ken Langone Matilda & Mario Cuomo* Angela Lansbury Clive Davis Suydam (Sydie) Lansing David N. Dinkins* Stephen Lash Howard Dodson* Leonard Lauder Peter Duchin Mary Wells Lawrence Anthony Drexel Duke Larry Leeds Osborne Elliott Henry Luce III Ahmet Ertegün Sirio Maccioni Mica Ertegün Norris Church & Norman Mailer Christopher, Robert, Steve Peter L. Malkin & Tim Forbes Wynton Marsalis Carole Bailey French Ted Mathas
H. Carl McCall
Liz Smith
Mary McFadden
Philip J. Smith
Danny Meyer
Susan L. Solomon
Lynden Miller
Michael I. Sovern
Liza Minnelli
Peter Stangl
Arthur Mitchell
George Steinbrenner
Philippe de Montebello
Gloria Steinem
Robert Morgenthau*
Frank Stella
Mark Morris
Robert A.M. Stern
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Sir Howard Stringer
James L. Nederlander
Elaine Stritch
James M. Nederlander
Patsy & Jeff Tarr
Brooke Garber Neidich
Marlo Thomas & Phil Donahue
Daniel Neidich
Jonathan Tisch
Phyllis Newman
John L. Tishman
Jessye Norman
Barbara and Donald Tober
Jerry Orbach & Sam Waterston
Tommy Tune
Gordon Parks
William vanden Heuvel*
Liz & Jeffrey Peek
Marica & Jan Vilcek
Peter G. Peterson
Thomas Von Essen*
Regis Philbin
Mike Wallace
Mary Lake Polan & Frank Bennack
Barbara Walters
Emily K. Rafferty
Robert E. Wankel
Charles B. Rangel*
Susan Weber
Oscar de la Renta
John C. Whitehead*
Chita Rivera
Bunny Williams
Joan Rivers
George C. Wolfe
David & Laurance Rockefeller
Tom Wolfe
Elizabeth & Felix Rohatyn
Nina & Tim Zagat
Mitch Rosenthal
Baroness Mariuccia Zerilli-Marimò
E. John Rosenwald, Jr.
Mort Zuckerman
Daryl Roth & Jordan Roth
Amy & Howard Rubenstein
*Lew Rudin Award
Lewis Rudin
Arnold Scaasi
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Gerald Schoenfeld
Thomas Sculco, MD
Martin E. Segal
Brooke Shields
Bobby Short
Ruth Lande Shuman
Beverly Sills
Larry SilversteinIn honor of Leni & Peter May Two remarkable Living Landmarks! Judy & Howard Berkowitz
In honor of
Our Grand-mère
RONNIE HEYMAN
We are so proud of the work
You do on behalf of
The Conservancy
The Propp Family
Stella
Juliette
Clara
BearThank you to each and every one
of tonight’s Living Landmarks
for helping make New York City
the greatest place in the world
to live, work, and play.
Stephen MeringoffVenable Proudly Supports The New York Landmarks Conservancy We are pleased to sponsor the 2020 Living Landmarks Celebration and applaud this year’s honorees, including our friend and partner Gordon J. Davis. In his decades of tireless public service and unmatched commitment to restoring New York City’s parks and public spaces, Gordon embodies the Living Landmark designation. CA | DC | DE | MD | NY | VA 1270 Avenue of the Americas, 24th Floor, New York, NY | Attorney advertising.
With gratitude to the
Landmarks Conservancy for
safeguarding New York’s
unique architectural treasures,
including our beloved
Museum of Modern Art.
And
Hearty Congratulations
to all of tonight’s Honorees!
Ronnie HeymanSALUTING
ELIZABETH STRIBLING
THE ONE AND ONLY
LIBBA
FROM REAL ESTATE TO
FRENCH HERITAGE
A LIVING POWERHOUSE
OF A LANDMARK
Bruce Horten Aaron LieberWe are proud to support The New York Landmarks Conservancy and salute Elizabeth Stribling as a Living Landmark.
Congratulations to the
New York Landmarks Conservancy
and our fellow honorees
Joyce B. Cowin
Gordon J. Davis
Ronnie F. Heyman
Elizabeth F. Stribling
and
Landmark Heroes
Max Acosta, School Safety Agent,
Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists
Det. Tanya Duhaney, 107th Precinct, NYPD
Talika Green, Train Operator, MTA
Dr. Francesco Rotatori, Chief of Cardiology,
Richmond University Medical Center
Leni and Peter MayWe Salute!
Elizabeth F. Stribling
Joyce B. Cowin
Gordon J. Davis
Ronnie F. Heyman
Leni F. & Peter W. May
Barbara Taylor Bradford
Larry Leeds
Marica and Jan Vilcek
Excelsior!
BARBARA & DONALD TOBERCongratulations
Ronnie
Heyman
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You are always our
“Living Legend!”Barbara Taylor Bradford congratulates all of the honorees
Proud to support The New York Landmarks Conservancy Credit: Evan Joseph, The New York Landmarks Conservancy
We warmly congratulate our dear friends
Ronnie Heyman
Leni and Peter May
on this well-deserved recognition.
Thank you for your leadership
and your many contributions to New York.
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CONGRATULATIONS 2020 LIVING LANDMARK ELIZABETH STRIBLING CeCe and Lee Black
THE CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY SALUTES
OUR EXTRAORDINARY BOARD MEMBER
JOYCE B. COWIN
FOR THIS RICHLY DESERVED HONOR
Executive Director Suzanne Davidson; Co-Artistic Directors
David Finckel and Wu Han; Board Chair Elinor Hoover
WITH LOVE FROM ALL OF US AT CMSFrench Heritage Society thanks
Elizabeth Stribling
for her leadership and dedication
to architectural and cultural preservation
and congratulates her for being
named a Living Landmark.My congratulations
and support to
The New York Landmarks Conservancy
in honoring
Joyce Cowin, Gordon Davis
Ronnie Heyman, Leni & Peter May
Elizabeth Stribling
&
Landmark Heroes
Max Acosta, Det. Tanya Duhaney
Talika Green, Dr. Francesco Rotatori
who have done so much
for New York City
With much gratitude
Agnes GundThe Howard Hughes Corporation joins the
Landmarks Conservancy in congratulating this
year’s Living Landmarks honorees:
JOYCE B. COWIN
GORDON J. DAVIS
RONNIE F. HEYMAN
LENI F. AND PETER W. MAY
ELIZABETH F. STRIBLING
AND THE
LANDMARK HEROESCongratulations to our great friend, Ronnie Heyman. Ann and Gil Maurer
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We are proud to join
The New York Landmarks Conservancy
in honoring all
2020 Living Landmark Honorees,
and especially
Mr. Gordon J. Davis.
With Best Wishes
Raj & Indra NooyiCongratulations to all of this year’s
honorees, especially our very
own Chair of Cardiology,
Francesco Rotatori, MD, FACC
Congratulazioni!Sciame Construction is pleased to support
The New York Landmarks Conservancy
and joins in honoring:
Joyce B. Cowin
Gordon J. Davis
Ronnie F. Heyman
Leni F. and Peter W. May
Elizabeth F. Stribling
WITH A SPECIAL SALUTE TO
Landmark Heroes
Sciame Construction, LLC | 14 Wall Street, New York, NY 10005
212.232.2200 | www.sciame.comCongratulations to
Elizabeth F. Stribling
from her
loving and proud family
Guy
Elizabeth Ann & Rebecca
Guy & Rodica
Phoebe & Marten
Liv & MariusCongratulations to this year’s class of
New York Living Landmarks
Joyce B. Cowin
Gordon J. Davis
Ronnie F. Heyman
Leni F. and Peter W. May
Elizabeth F. Stribling
and
Landmark Heroes
Max Acosta, School Safety Agent,
Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists
Det. Tanya Duhaney, 107th Precinct, NYPD
Talika Green, Train Operator, MTA
Dr. Francesco Rotatori, Chief of Cardiology,
Richmond University Medical Center
Marica and Jan Vilcek
Living Landmarks Class of ‘17
Photo: Marica and Jan Vilcek in 1965, on their first day after arriving in the
United States as refugees from former Czechoslovakia.The New York Landmarks Conservancy
Board of Directors Michael A. Jaffe
Michael Braner, Chair Fr. John A. Kamas, SSS
Sheila Parekh-Blum, Vice Chair Miriam Kelly
Justin Abelow, Treasurer Bruce Knecht
Lise Moran, Secretary Stephen S. Lash
Peg Breen, President Rabbi Serge Lippe
Malcolm MacKay
Sarah Anderson-Magness Jonathan Marder
Joan O. Camins Christine Miller Martin
John Cantarella Stephen J. Meringoff
John P. Casaly, Esq. Craig M. Notte, Esq.
Gus Christensen Erik R. Oken
Mark Cisz Carol Lincoff Prisant
Anne Coffin Allison Simmons Prouty, Esq.
Michael K. De Chiara, Esq. Robert C. Quinlan
Thomas D. Kearns George Ranalli
Philip Maritz Marla Sabo
Edmund Meade Frances Scaife
Amanda P. Niu Stuart N. Siegel
Marea Parker Sandeep Sikka
Virginia R. Parker, CFA Ernest M. von Simson
Jonathan Plotkin Jeanne Sloane
Barrie Ringelheim John S. W. Spofford
Marc P. Schappell Elizabeth F. Stribling
Frank J. Sciame, Jr. Robert B. Tierney
Donald G. Tober J. Russell Triedman
Stephen G. Tomlinson Samuel G. White, FAIA
Sandra Faith Warshawsky
Karla Renee Williams, Esq. Staff
Matthew P. Ziehl, CFA Peg Breen, President
Lloyd P. Zuckerberg
Veronica D. Ball
Advisory Council Rick Bruner
Oscar K. Anderson, III Christina Crichlow
William L. Bernhard Ann-Isabel Friedman
Kathryn McGraw Berry, AIA Andrea Goldwyn
The Rev. Canon George W. Brandt, Jr. Colleen Heemeyer
Farran Tozer Brown Alex Herrera
Pamela Rubin Carter, Esq. Robert Irving
Bernadette Castro Scott Leurquin
John P. Darby James J. Mahoney
Walter L. Deane Kera Reid
Stuart P. Feld Alissa Catalano Sinagra
Ronne Fisher Glen K. Umberger
Jennifer Franklin, Esq. Blaire E. Walsh
Norton Garfinkle Mark A. Weber
Richard A. Garvey, Esq.
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