Lynne Nayman

Lynne Nayman - President

Lynn Nayman - VOCAL President presented a brief review of her history and leadership.

-Previous meeting held on March 8, 2003 - no minutes from this meeting are available at this time.Sheryl Lane -McGrath (Secretary to VOCAL) has announced (through Lynn) her resignation from the board of VOCAL.
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-President's Report - In a brief statement, Lynn reviewed the new direction of the organization and her goal of overcoming current organizational difficulties set forth from previous leadership.

-One of the focuses will be the release of organization records, bank account information and bank statements.Lynn is anticipating greater accountability from the treasurer of the organization.
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Lynn will update the group as information becomes available.
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As agreed upon by all members present at a meeting of VOCAL on October 24, 2003, the membership calls for the President, Lynn Nayman to resolve the matters involving the former treasurer of the organization.It is the intention of the present membership that Lynn Nayman as President be given the authority over the existing funds (held in any bank accounts for VOCAL NY).

Lynne Nayman

Lynne was born in Boston and spent her first years in Newfoundland, Virginia and California as a Coast Guard "brat", returning to Boston at age 5 and living there until age 14.She then moved to New York for the first time, residing on Governors Island in New York Harbor, where her father was stationed.After spending her high school years outside of Washington DC, she returned to New York in 1971.

She worked for 12 years as a real estate agent/associate broker, and is currently employed as a legal secretary locally but keeping her license current.In addition to work, she was a full-time student from Spring 2001 through December 2004 and received her BA in February 2005.She is now enrolled in the MPA program at Pace University, on a part-time basis.

In Rotary, Lynne serves as chair of the Educational Grant committee, edited the Horse Show Journal for two years, and has spent several Horse Shows walking around the pony ring and monitoring bouncing children in the air castle.In addition to Rotary, she serves on the board of VOCAL NY (Victims of Child Abuse Laws), a state-wide organization advocating for parents involved with Child Protective Services.She also is currently a member of the Peekskill Democratic City Committee.

If she had any leisure time, she'd love to learn to play golf and maybe participate in the Ben Andrews golf outing.

From Lynne Nayman, President of VOCAL NY

Lynne Nayman, president of VOCAL NY explains, "Lack of due process dominates CPS investigations.