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The Mike Moran Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the St. Dymphna Division of the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians present their annual Awards and Installation dinner on January 13, 2012 at the Swan Club in Glenwood Landing, NY. The night will start at 8 p.m. for the cocktail hour and end at Midnight.

Dinner is $60.00 per person and includes an open bar.

On that night both divisions will honor Tom Lilly with National Life Membership in the AOH.

Also on the agenda are the division awards and the installation of officers.

Space is limited to 200, so please register early.

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Jim has been a member of the AOH for 57 years and this honor is very well deserved.On the night he received his Life Member Medallion, a citation from Congressman Peter King, another citation from Glen Cove Mayor Ralph Suozzi, a Life Member sash from Division 8 and also a various gifts from both the men’s and ladies’ divisions of Glen Cove.

Division 8 also honored their Division Life Members Ed Doohan, Tom Lilly, and Martin Mannion.

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LAOH and AOH Division 8 Annual Halloween Dance Party

Staring you and your family and friends!

Bring your favorite snacks for your table!

St. Patrick’s – Pearsall Avenue, Glen Cove

8:00 p.m. until 12 midnight

Sandwiches, salads, coffee & cake will be provided

Cash Bar for beer, wine, soda & water

Don’t be left out in the dark make your reservations now by calling:

Julie Albin        676-6664
Mary Doohan         759-9094
Pam Panzenbeck        676-6732
Marianne Degen        759-5912

The winners of this year’s raffle are:

1^st Martha Offerman

1^st Catanzano Family

2^nd Dan Caroli

2^nd John Compitello of Glen Cove Bagel Cafe

3^rd Jim and Lucia Marino

3^rd Bob & Carol Boisits

4^th Carmine Filippone

4^th John Compitello of Glen Cove Bagel Cafe

5^th John Hink of AOH DIV 19

5^th Mike Medugno of Knights of Columbus Council 1828

The AOH would again like to recognize and thank the winners of the 2008 Independence Day Seafood Raffle.

1^st Annette Medugno & Leslie Armstrong

2^nd John Compitello of Glen Cove Bagel Café & Maureen Rush

3^rd Diane Francis & Fred Meyer

4^th Pam and Bob Panzenbeck & Fred Hill

5^th Ed and Mary Doohan & Gene Colleary

The proceeds of this raffle go to Operation Wounded Warrior and the Society of St. Vincent DePaul.  The Brothers of Division 8 of the AOH would like to thank all of the people who participated and the local merchants who allowed us to sell tickets at their places of business.  Special thanks to Twin Harbors Restaurant of Bayville and George Bakers Liquor Store of Bayville for their continued support through the years.

For more information on the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Independence Day Seafood Raffle please visit us on the web at http://www.glencoveirish.com or call Jeffrey Moore at 516 322 5225.

We are sure that there was good eatin’ by all the winners!

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Mike Moran with members Charlie Phillips and Jim McCabe, leading the 1990 parade.

Michael J. Moran was born in Co. Carlow, Ireland, on March 22, 1930.  Mike emigrated to the U.S., settling in Sea Cliff, where he was employed for many years as a chauffeur for the Village of Sea Cliff Sanitation Department.

He was first inducted into Division 8 on March 28, 1957.  Mike went on to become a model of what a true Hibernian is, serving for six years as Division President, as chairman for Project Children and of the Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day parade and in many other positions.  On the County level, Mike served as Treasurer, Financial Secretary, Marshall and Co-chair of the annual Ladies Communion Breakfast.

In recognition of his service to the Order Mike received the high honor of being named Aide to the Grand Marshal of the New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

A special committee had been formed early in 1987 to address an oft-expressed desire by the membership that Division 8 follow the tradition set by many other Divisions of naming them selves after persons of high regard as a tribute to those persons and an inspiration an example of true Hibernianism to present and future members.

On April 14, 1997 that Committee submitted its report to the President, recommending that Division 8 “bear the name of our beloved Brother Hibernian, Michael J. Moran, and hereafter be known as the ‘Mike Moran Division, Glen Cove, New York”. The report went on to say:  “This recommendation is made with keen awareness that the Division has no greater honor to bestow, and will never again be empowered to extend such an honor – but no Hibernian has contributed more to the Division than Mike Moran.  His contributions have been countless, selfless and honorable, always given cheerfully, with unfailing dignity and charm – the hallmark of a great Irishman.

The Division was slated to vote on the Committee’s recommendation at its monthly meeting in May.  Mike died on April 29, 1997 at the age of 67.  He had been advised before his death that the Division was to be named in his honor.    That honor was bestowed posthumously, and by unanimous acclamation of the Division members, on May 8, 1997.   The new Division banner bearing Mike’s name was dedicated on December 17, 1997 in a ceremony held at the Swan Club, in the presence of Mike’s wife, Mary, and his daughters, Maureen Basdavanos, Theresa Pierce and Anne Gentile.

The following is an account of Mike’s funeral from the North Shore Hibernian:

We were all deeply saddened by the death of Brother Mike Moran on April 29, 1997.  Our brothers and their families followed Mike’s fine example of Friendship, Unity and Christian Charity by attending the Hibernian wake service and his Funeral Mass in great numbers, ad did our Hibernian brothers and sisters from all over Long Island.

Mike was eulogized by County Board President Ed Friel and Division President Robert Lynch and our Chaplain Msgr. McCann led the prayer service.  The Funeral Mass at Mikes’ parish church, St. Boniface Martyr, Sea Cliff was concelebrated by Msgr. McCann and Fr. Michael Torpey, pastor of St. Boniface.  Mike’s coffin, draped in the Irish tricolor, was led into the church by a lone piper and accompanied by an honor guard of twenty five of his brother Hibernians.  Mike’s best friend, Charlie Phillips, acted as lead pallbearer.

A moving graveside ceremony was conducted at Locust Valley Cemetery where the lone piper played a lament over Mike’s grave while a color guard with the Division’s banner and colors stood to attention.  The honor guard held the outstretched tricolor over Mike’s coffin in the pouring rain during this final farewell.

Below you will find some newspaper clips about Mr. Moran.

There will be music, Irish Soda Bread Competitions and much, much more…

So please join us!

The AOH will be sponsoring a trip to Citibank Park to see the Long Island Ducks on July 25, 2009.

Tickets will be $30 dollars each and includes a pregame picnic barbecue in left field.

For more information or to purchase tickets please contact Joe McDonald at joe@glencoveirish.org or call him at 917-974-3906.

Hope to see you there!

Please tell all Hibernians you know, pass this to all Hibernians in good standing, announce it at your next meeting, and attend the convention yourself. It will be hosted by Division 11. All county officer positions are open.