In Memoriam - Brett Slomiak


Brett Slomiak
1999-2007
Cabrini EMS
Rest in peace Brett Slomiak.

You were my first partner when I started working in the city. 
You were like a brother to me. 
You taught me so much about the job and the study of para-medicine. I'm forever grateful to have known you, worked with you and to have learned from you. 

I'm deeply saddened to hear of this. 
You were a great paramedic and great mentor. 
Working 04william on the 2-3 doubles will always be ingrained in my memories forever!! 

Love you brother. 
Rest in peace!

Christopher Myers


 


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Vintage: Moving And Handling
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In Memoriam - Virgie Granados RN from the OR

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Virgie Granados
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On Friday, September 18, 2015, Virginia Granados, was involved in a tragic car accident  in  NJ.

She was an OR Nurse at CMC


About her:
Virginia Granados was a beloved mother, loving wife, caring sister, loyal friend, and devoted nurse.
She was ALWAYS the life of the party and brought much joy to everyone around her. 
Her altruism and love for others was incomparable. She always welcomed others into her heart and home. She was always willing to provide shelter and a plethora of delicious home cooked meals. Everyone she met became family. Her heart was filled with endless love and she will surely be missed by many.

She is survived by her husband Alfred, her children, Vanessa and Icel, Venise and Jackie, Viviene and Vaughn, and three grandchildren, Shyne, Joshua and Skyler.

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Per the Family:
We will post details about the viewing once we have Mommy back home. 

 In Memory of Virginia B. Granados

In an effort to raise funding for her funeral services and to return her home, we kindly ask for donations. We are extremely grateful for the love and support we have received. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you.
https://www.gofundme.com/k242brka




WINCHESTER: New Jersey woman dies in Domenigoni Parkway crash
BY AARON CLAVERIE AND CRAIG SHULTZ / STAFF WRITERS
Published: Sept. 21, 2015 

A 63-year-old New Jersey woman died from injuries suffered in a two-car crash Friday evening, Sept. 18, at Domenigoni Parkway and Winchester Road in Winchester.

The woman was identified by the Riverside County Coroner's Office as Virginia Granados, 63, of Belleville, N.J.

Don Foster, 38, of Menifee, was driving a Toyota Corolla west on Domenigoni about 6:15 p.m. as Viviene Reyes, 28, of Belleville was driving a Dodge Charger east, according to a news release from CHP Officer Darren Meyer. Granados, who was not wearing a seat belt, was in the Charger's backseat.

At the intersection with Winchester Road, also known as Highway 79, the two vehicles collided when Reyes was attempting to make a left turn on to Winchester Road.
Granados was taken to Inland Valley Medical Center in Wildomar, where she was pronounced dead in the emergency room. Both drivers sustained minor injuries.

 
 

In Memoriam - Leon F. Mehalick

Leon F. Mehalick

1934  -  2015


Admitting Office
 





Leon F. Mehalick died on Wednesday, August 19, 2015 at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx, NY. 

He was 81 years old. 

Born in Hazleton, PA, January 1, 1934 to Frank and Anna Franc Mehalick, he graduated from West Hazleton High School in 1952. 

He enlisted in the regular army in 1953. A Korean War Veteran, he served with the United States Seventh Army in Stuggart, Germany - a personal specialist, he was honorably discharged a CPL in 1956. 

From 1962 to 1972 he owned and operated the Priscilla Beach Theatre (a summer stock playhouse) in Plymouth, MA.

In 1972 he accepted a position of the admitting officer at Cabrini Medical Center in NYC.  He retired from Cabrini in 1996. 

He attended Pace University and the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC.

He is survived by one brother, Richard, nephews and nieces, and many beloved relatives, colleagues and friends. 



Services will be held September 5th 
 at the Holy Name of Jesus Church
in West Hazleton, PA.
 Funeral Home:

Redden Funeral Home


325 West 14th Street
New York City, N Y, 10014


www.reddenfuneralhome.net