LIMBA Posts
Professional Ethics- Briefly Noted
Not too many years ago, a prominent business leader in New York City noted that “educating and training people on the subject of ethics was not worth the effort because…
Waste to Energy as an Environmental Approach
Long Island communities have two choices when deciding how their garbage should be processed. They can send these materials to a landfill or take a stand against climate change and…
Legacy of MLK Jr – 2020
When thinking about Martin Luther King Jr. I have often referred back to the great example of his “mentor” Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. We commonly know him as Mahatma Gandhi. Mahatma…
2020 Refocus
LIMBA Goals in the Past and Outlook for 2020 What We have Been Doing The future is truly unknowable, but our planning is what we control. We move forward and…
A Mitzvah for Christmas Christmas 2019
A Christmas Remembered- A Mitzvah for Christmas When I was a teenager Butch and Frankie were my closest friends. They lived on the next street right behind my house. For…
Thanksgiving 2019
The theme of this holiday is never hard to identify. That is because we live in a country where there is so much for which to be thankful. But one…
Labor Day 2019
Appreciating All Who Make Our Lives PossibleSometimes I will observe a craftsman busy at his work and you can see the concentration written on his face. You can see it…
July 4th 2019
July 4th Message 2019 — Ernie Fazio We are about to celebrate the founding of The United States. Think about what we chose to call ourselves. The United States? Really?…
Memorial Day 2019
Memorial Day 2019A year ago or more I joined the American Legion. I should have joined long ago. The comradeship is great fun. I never had the harrowing experience of…
Meeting Recap – Fire Island & National Parks Discussion
On April 26, Alexcy Romero, superintendent of Fire Island National Seashore (FINS), was the guest speaker for LIMBA. He talked about what FINS does and some of the sites that…
Thanksgiving Message 2018
I usually reflect on the universal nature of this holiday and that is worth noting, and of course, it is still its greatest asset. But let us appreciate the specific…
“Don’t Thank Me For My Service” with Colonels Alan Vitters & Michael Canders
At Friday’s program Michael Canders and Alan G. Vitter gave us interesting insights into the military careers of two outstanding leaders. To be sure the experiences of each of them…