Bruce Martin; has lived in Utica with his wife and three daughters for over a decade. Originally from Suffolk County Long Island and a graduate of West Babylon HS. He graduated from Herkimer County Community Collage with a Communications Degree and is a leader in our community. He plays a significant role in Utica’s Youth Programs. Having served as the commissioner of Utica Pop Warner Football for eight years, Co-chairman of the City of Utica You

Mr. Colon qualified in 2003 as a Spanish Court Interpreter after successfully completing a series of competitive written and oral examinations. He is the only NYS UCS Qualified Spanish Legal Interpreter in the Mohawk Valley Region. Mr. Colon has over 20 years experience as a Spanish Interpreter/Translator in business settings. New services recently added include Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian and Chinese Mandarin translation and interpreting. Mr. Colo

James has earned an Associate’s degree in Art from Jamestown Community College and a bachelor’s degree in Applied Science from SUNY Binghamton: He comes to UYF while continuing to serve as the CEO and Independent Provider Contractor for Scutchins Family Youth Services. He brings many years of experience to his position from his vast community service and the his years of employment in family services though-out Oneida County.

Anthony Lee was born in Utica, NY and was educated in the Utica City School Systems. Upon graduation Mr. Lee joined the United States Air Force and served in Operation: Desert Storm. Upon his return to Utica he then began working in the community as a Youth Advocate. Mr. Lee is a graduate for Herkimer County Community College and Cazenovia College where he earned a degree in Human Services and Early Childhood Education. Mr. Lee has been an ath

Larry DeAngelis’s work history includes over thirty years of managerial and practical work experience in the fields of human resources, telecommunications and home improvement and a diverse background in community service . He has a long history of community involvement. Whether it was helping families overcome the heartbreak of losing a loved one during the tragic events of 9/11, running for political office to help bring family issues to the fo