Published Thursday, August 9, 2012, in the Staten Island Advance
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Former Staten Islander Lorraine T. LoSacco, 51, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., died Wednesday at home.
Born in West Brighton, she attended Notre Dame Academy, Grymes Hill, from kindergarten through senior year in high school. She was also a graduate of Wagner College, Grymes Hill. She moved to Fort Lauderdale about 15 years ago.
Ms. LoSacco worked for a medical and legal collection company for many years before moving to Florida.
She enjoyed dancing and was a former parishioner of Sacred Heart R.C. Church, West Brighton.
Surviving are her father, John, and two brothers, John and Charles.
Arrangements for a private funeral are being handled by the Harmon Home for Funerals, West Brighton. Burial will be in St. Peter's Cemetery, West Brighton.
Thursday, August 9, 2012
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
Lieutenant Frank LoSacco
Congratulations to Frank LoSacco for his promotion today to the rank of Lieutenant on the East Brunswick (NJ) Police Department.
Frank began working as a Special Police Officer for East Brunswick Township over 23 years ago and has served as a Patrolman for the past 16 years. He was promoted to Sergeant in August, 2009 and served as the Administrative Division supervisor and as a squad supervisor in the Patrol Section.
Frank hols a BA in Management Science from Kean College, and an MA in Educational Administration and Supervision from Seton Hall University. He is an Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice for Middlesex County College and Rutgers University.
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| Frank takes his oath from David Stahl, Mayor of East Brunswick, on a Bible held by his children Heather and Anthony LoSacco. Frank's wife Kim and daughters Erin and Christina look on. |
Frank began working as a Special Police Officer for East Brunswick Township over 23 years ago and has served as a Patrolman for the past 16 years. He was promoted to Sergeant in August, 2009 and served as the Administrative Division supervisor and as a squad supervisor in the Patrol Section.
Frank hols a BA in Management Science from Kean College, and an MA in Educational Administration and Supervision from Seton Hall University. He is an Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice for Middlesex County College and Rutgers University.
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| Frank exercises his new authority and locks up his children, young relatives and friends after the ceremony. |
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Amy's graduation party
Amy LoSacco of Downingtown, PA (although she'd probably say "of Glassboro, NJ") celebrated her graduation at a summer pool party at the home of her aunt and uncle Andrea and Mark LoSacco in Monroe Township, NJ. Here are a few snapshots:
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| The gang from Rowan University (Amy is the girl sitting on the edge of the pool) |
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| Enjoying the company of friends from home and school |
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| "LoSacco's Pub" glasses for everyone |
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Amy joins the Rowan class of 2011 (2010.5 actually)
Although she technically completed her undergraduate degree in December of 2010, it just felt more official yesterday when Amy LoSacco of Downingtown, PA walked in the Rowan University graduation ceremony for the class of 2011.
Her parents, brother and boyfriend were all in attendance, and we all could not have been more proud. Amy graduated Magna Cum Laude (Latin for with great praise if you were wondering, and signifying a GPA over 3.8) and received a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Law/Justice, a minor in Theatre, and a concentration in Honors Studies (signifying that she took several honors-level classes). The roping she is wearing above signifies some these distinctions, and the medal she is wearing was for being an active member of the Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society, where she served as their Treasurer.
Amy was very busy while at Rowan. She was Vice President of Civil Engagement for the Thomas N. Bantivoglio Honors Program, where among other things she was instrumental in creating and launching a new honors-level course now offered at Rowan University entitled Honors Historic Hollybush. Amy was also very active in Student University Programmers (SUP), an organization that coordinates dozens of university-wide events each semester. As their Treasurer she provided financial oversight for a $300,000 budget.
To help pay the bills, Amy held a job as Employee/Building Manager for the Student Center at Rowan. This involved supervising 35 Student Center employees, providing tech services for Student Center events, and managing facility operations when the professional staff was unavailable (4pm-1am weekends, and all weekend). She loved the job, and they loved her, as she was named best up-and-coming Student Center employee. Amy also worked for Rowan After Hours where she was involved in alternative weekend programs and late night programs for students.
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| From left: brother Christopher, mom Stacey, proud graduate Amy, and dad Paul |
Her parents, brother and boyfriend were all in attendance, and we all could not have been more proud. Amy graduated Magna Cum Laude (Latin for with great praise if you were wondering, and signifying a GPA over 3.8) and received a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Law/Justice, a minor in Theatre, and a concentration in Honors Studies (signifying that she took several honors-level classes). The roping she is wearing above signifies some these distinctions, and the medal she is wearing was for being an active member of the Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society, where she served as their Treasurer.
Amy was very busy while at Rowan. She was Vice President of Civil Engagement for the Thomas N. Bantivoglio Honors Program, where among other things she was instrumental in creating and launching a new honors-level course now offered at Rowan University entitled Honors Historic Hollybush. Amy was also very active in Student University Programmers (SUP), an organization that coordinates dozens of university-wide events each semester. As their Treasurer she provided financial oversight for a $300,000 budget.
To help pay the bills, Amy held a job as Employee/Building Manager for the Student Center at Rowan. This involved supervising 35 Student Center employees, providing tech services for Student Center events, and managing facility operations when the professional staff was unavailable (4pm-1am weekends, and all weekend). She loved the job, and they loved her, as she was named best up-and-coming Student Center employee. Amy also worked for Rowan After Hours where she was involved in alternative weekend programs and late night programs for students.
Oh, and she was Vice President for the Pre-law Society.
And did I mention that she performed in The Vagina Monologues for three years, and in the fourth year co-directed the show with her four-year roommate and friend, Shana Schmoyer.
Where did she find time for classes?
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| Amy, boyfriend Dan Errera, Christopher and Stacey enjoying a post-ceremony dinner |
Congratulations, Amy!!!!
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