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ABOUT US

Senior Citizens Council board members participate in a myriad of ways -

from serving at monthly luncheons at Tuckahoe Senior Citizens and

Bronxville Senior Citizens, to planning and overseeing our busy and active organization

Senior Citizens Council
Board of Directors
Chairwoman
Eleanor Gustafson

Vice Chairwoman

Sarah Belair

Treasurer
Maryann Dennen

Recording Secretary
Barbara McGraw

Corresponding Secretary

Jean Murrer

Tuckahoe Senior Citizens Director
Michelle Oliva

Bronxville Senior Citizens Director
Lisa McGovern

Administrator
Mary Liz Mulligan
Board Members
Meg Connolly
Veronica Darcy
Barbara Gregiore

Lisa Jones
Patricia Long Harris
Lynn Mann

Eugenie Meluso
Bunny Micolino Almy
Valerie Rittenhouse

Susan Secondo

Lisa Sorensen
Ursula Woodruff

Diana Ziomber
Our Mission and Role

The Senior Citizens Council oversees the operations of and raises the funds necessary to run the Tuckahoe Senior Citizens and the Bronxville Senior Citizens, whose mission is to reduce instances of isolation and loneliness among the local senior populations by fostering community and friendship through social and recreational programs.

 

The Council raises the funds to pay the salaries of its three part-time employees and oversees the directors of the TSC and BSC. Programs include health and wellness, arts and crafts, games, musical programs, guest lectures, monthly luncheons and day trips when possible, and more.

Our Community Partners

The Senior Citizens Council meets semi-annually with its Community Advisory Board (CAB).

 

The Community Advisory Board is a valuable resource comprised of:

  • Larry Rotta - Chief of Police, Tuckahoe

  • Victoria Thiessen - Director, Bronxville Adult School

  • Cara Kronen - Mayor, Village of Tuckahoe

  • Mary Mackintosh - The Reformed Church of Bronxville

  • Mary Marvin - Mayor of Bronxville

  • Shannon McDonough - Executive Director, The Community Fund

  • Rev. William Cleary - Pastor, Church of St. Joseph

  • Christopher Satriale - Chief of Police, Bronxville

  • Grace Gilmer - Executive Director, Gramatan Village

  • Rev. Anthony Sorgie - Pastor, Immaculate Conception & Assumption Church

  • Sally Veltidi - Town of Eastchester Superintendent of Parks & Recreation / Senior Programs & Services

  • Laurie Walsh - NY-Presbyterian Westchester

  • Stephanie Weston - First Vice President, Apple Bank

  • Alyssa Dioguardi – Bronxville Public Schools working with all grade levels

  • Charlotte Sullivan – Bronxville Public Library Board Member

  • Benjamin Roberts - Superintendent, Tuckahoe Schools

Senior Citizens Council is a publicly supported organization as described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and our Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) is 13-2666867. 

What We Do

What We Do

SAVE THE DATE!

We will be honoring The Community Fund on September 23rd, 2026 at Siwanoy Country Club from 6pm - 8pm.

Please consider purchasing a ticket, becoming a sponsor or making a donation.

Fall Fundraiser

Each year we send a letter to our friends, supporters, and the wider community soliciting financial support to continue our mission.  This is our major fundraising initiative and we are grateful for the generous support we receive.

Solicitation Letter

The International Council on Active Aging began the first Active Aging Week in 2003.

 

This week is meant to celebrate how positive the process of aging can truly be.

 

Active Aging Week encourages adults over the age of 50 to take advantage of all that life has to offer.

 

The goal of this week is to promote wellness initiatives and to get bodies up and moving.

Active Aging Week

is October 5th - 11th, 2026

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A raffle drawing basket winner with Mayor Mary Marvin

Bronxville Sidewalk Sale Raffle

Thanksgiving Dinner Baskets

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Imagine this....it's Monday before Thanksgiving - when most other people are busying themselves with lists, shopping, stressing, baking pies,

and planning for their own family holiday, Senior Citizen Council members will be found doing something quite different...they shop, plan, and create Individual Thanksgiving Dinner Baskets, which are delivered to families in our community. Twenty-three full dinners ingredients were provided this past Thanksgiving.. It's a huge production, and with all basket contents donated by Senior Citizen Council members, truly a labor of love.

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