About

Dr. King is involved serving several community organizations such as Long Island United Way (Program Reviewer), Boy Scouts of America (Camp Counselor & Merit Badge Counselor), Sons of the American Legion (Current Commander), Disabled American Veterans, American Legion Riders (Road Captain), American Legion Oratorical Scholarship (State Judge), American Legion Boys State, Local Education Related Committees, New York State Technology Education Advisory Board, STEM Education Committee. Dr. King is recently retired as an Assistant professor from the School of Education, New York Institute of Technology where he was Coordinator for Adolescent Education. Prior to college teaching Dr. King was a Public School Administrator, Teacher of Technology, Mathematics, and Business Education. Dr. King is a graduate of several college programs: SUNY Oswego (BS Technology Education), Hofstra University (MA Secondary Education), and Dowling College (PD Educational Administration & Ed. D. Educational Leadership). Dr. King traces his ancestry back to the first settlers of Hampton Bays (Good Ground) and is a graduate of Hampton Bays Schools (1968). Dr. King is married and has two children who are also graduates of Hampton Bays and are now attending college.

Andy Godfrey

Having grown up on the East End, Andy returned to Long Island in 1995 and settled here in Hampton Bays with his family. Andy is computer consultant with over 25 years in the business who operates his own business, A Godfrey Computer Services, here in Hampton Bays providing small business computer and web site services. Andy has a B.S. in Mathematics from Purchase College and a M.S in Education from Long Island University. Currently, Andy is the chair of the HBCA Education Committee and our representative on the School Budget Advisory Committee. Andy has also sponsored and coached local youth sports teams.

Elizabeth Scheurer

Janice Landis

Marion Boden

After receiving her degree (Summa Cum Laude) from Fordham University, Marion worked for the NYC Housing Authority. During her career as Public Housing Manager, she received certification by the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO) which is the nation’s leading housing and community development advocate for the provision of adequate and affordable housing and strong, viable communities for all Americans.

Much of her life has been dedicated to public and community service. She has been honored by the City of New York for her work as Women’s Advisor and by the Center to Eliminate Domestic Violence for her volunteer work in that field. Marion has also been honored by the Suffolk County Legislature in recognition of her outstanding record of community involvement.

Hampton Bays has been a part of her life since the early 1950’s when, as a child, she began spending time here every summer with her family. In 1973 she built her own home and moved here permanently with her husband in 1991. Marion has many family members in Hampton Bays including her mother and her son and his family. One of her goals in remaining proactive for the future of Hampton Bays is to ensure a happy, healthy future here for her grandchildren and everyone’s grandchildren for generations to come.

She is a former President of the Hampton Bays Civic Association and a member of several local organizations including the Hampton Bays Historical and Preservation Society.

Bonnie Doyle

Mary Jean Green

Mary Jean Green has been a resident of Hampton Bays since 1966. Her children were raised here, attended Hampton Bays Schools and were leaders in academics and sports. They went on to obtain graduate degrees from major universities and established professions in service/non-profit areas.

While her children were growing up , Mary Jean volunteered for the American Heart Association and taught Religious Education at St Rosalie Parish in Hampton Bays for 15 years. Mary Jean became active in community affairs in 1992 when she was thrust into local environmental advocacy via the Southampton Trustees. Since then she has been a member of the Hampton Bays Civic Board of Directors and has led the charge for enviromental responsibility within the town of Southampton. It was her lobbying which finally led to the Trustee ban on the use of CCA treated wood in and near our surface waters. As Trustee Jon Semlear told her, "That is your legacy."

Mary Jean holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Chemistry from the College of Mount Saint Vincent in Riverdale and pursued a Master's Degree in Physiology at the University of California, Berkeley. Her scientific work experience includes physiological research at San Francisco General Hospital under the tutelege of a UC Berkeley professor, and many years of toxicology research in the field of Biochemistry at Lederle Laboratories, a drug company affiliate of American Cyanamid Company. She also has served as a Legislative Aide for a Suffolk County legislator as well as for the Presiding Officer of the County Legislature, providing her with an intimate knowledge of local government. She is also quaified as a Travel Consultant and is a licensed Real Estate Broker. Her continued interest in the environment and its effects on human/animal/plant physiology has produced a concerned citizen with extraordinary expertise in these areas.

She currently serves on the Government/ Land Use, and Environmental Committees of the Hampton Bays Civic Association Executive Board and served as President for two years. Mary Jean is a member of the Hampton Bays Citizens Advisory Committee, Hampton Bays Historical and Preservation Society and Hampton Bays Beautification Association. She lobbies town government regularly for the health and integrity of our resources and residents.

Eve Houlihan

Pat Hagen-Tuccio

Bob McAlevy

Jacqueline Russo