 Home R=e=b=e=l=l=i=o=n Veterans Association Prominent Supporters Public Officials (Former and Current) NYC Mayor John
V. Lindsay NYS Assemblymember Bill
F.
Passanante NYS Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Manhattan
District
Leader James R. McAnus US Senator Jacob K. Javits NYS Governor Hugh L. Carey NYS Senator F. Manfred Ohrenstein US Congressmember
Theodore S. "Ted" Weiss US Congressmember
S.
William "Bill" Green Manhattan Borough President Percy Ellis Sutton New York City Mayor
Edward I. Koch NYS Senator Roy M. Goodman NYC
Councilman S. Carter Burden US
Congressmember Bella S. Abzug US
Congressmember Charles B.
Rangel NYS Comptroller
Alan
G. Hevesi [in office: 1973 - 1978 / Attorney General candidate 1994] NYC
Councilmember Miriam Friedlander City Parks
Commissioner Henry J. Stern NYS Assemblyman Herman D. "Denny" Farrell Manhattan District Attorney Robert M.
Morgenthau US
Senator Daniel Patrick "Pat" Moynihan Councilmember Stanley E. Michels NYS Governor Mario M. Cuomo [in office: Congressmember (from Queens) 1979 - 1984 / US Vice-President candidate 1984 / US Senate candidate 1992 + 1998] {died 26 March 2011 @ 75} State Attorney General G. Oliver Koppell [in office: Assemblyman 1970 - 1993 / NYS Atty. Gen. 1994 / NYC Council 2002 - 2013] City Council President Carol A. Bellamy [in office: State Senate 1973 - 1977 / City Council President 1978 - 1985] NYC Council Speaker Peter F. Vallone, Sr. [in office: Councilman 1974 - 1985 / Council Speaker 1986 - 2001] NYS Assemblymember Alexander P. Grannis [in elected office: 1975 - 2007] NYC Councilman Herb Berman [in office: 1976 - 2001] {died 6 July 2014 @ 80} Nassau County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta [in office: NYS Assembly 1977 - 1981 / LI Town Supervisor 1981 - 1986 / NCE 1987 - 2001] U.S. Congressmember Jerrold L. "Natler" Nadler [in office: NYS Assembly 1977 - 1992 / Congress 1992 - present] NYS Commissioner James L. Larocca [in office: 1977 - 1998 {under two governors Hugh Carey and Mario Cuomo}] NYS Assemblymember Steven Sanders [in office: 1977 - 2005] NYS Senator Olga A. Mendez [in office: 1979 - 2006] {died 29 July 2009 @ 84} Brooklyn District Attorney Charles J. "Joe" Hines [in office: NYC Fire Commissioner 1980 - 1982 / Brooklyn D/A 1990 - 2013] {died 30 January 2019 @ 83} US Senator Alfonse M. "Al" D'Amato [in office: 1981 - 1998] US President
William
J. Clinton [in office: 1982 - 1997] United States Congressmember Carolyn B. "Carolina" Maloney [in office: NYC Council 1983-1992 / Congress 1993-present] NYS Suprme Court Justice John E.H. Stackhouse [judgeship since 1983 - present] NY Supreme Court Judge Leslie Crocker-Snyder [judgeship: 1983-2009, to run for Manhattan Dist. Atty.] US Congressmember Edolphus "Ed" Towns [in office: 1984-2012] NYS Counsel Evan A. Davis Counsel to NYS Governor Mario Cuomo [1985 - 1991] NYS Governor David A. Paterson [in office: NYS Senator 1986 - 2006 / Lieut. Gov. 2007 - 2008 / Governor 2008 - 2010] NYC
Comptroller Scott M. "The Shlub" Stringer NYC Councilmember
Kathryn E. Freed [in office: 1987 - 2001] U.S. Congressmember Joseph F. Crowley [in office: NYS Assembly 1987 - 1998 / Congress 1999 - present] NYC Judge Thomas M. Fitzpatrick U.S. Congressmember Nita M. Lowey [in office: 1989 - present] Manhattan Boro President C. Virginia Fields [in office: Councilmember 1990 - 1997 / MBP 1998 - 2005] NYC Councilmember
Charles E. Millard NYC
Councilmember Antonio
M. Pagan (Brooklyn) [in office: 1992 - 2001] NYS Assemblyman Adam C. Powell IV [in office: NYC Council: 1992 - 1997 / Assembly: 2001 - 2010] NYC Community Boardmember Liz J. Abzug (Manhattan) [in office: 1992 - 1999] NYS Town Supervisor Sandra L. Frankel [in office: 1992 - 2011] America's Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani [in office 2 mayoral terms: 1993 - 2001] U.S. Congressmember Nydia M. Velazquez [in office: 1993 - present] NYS
Assemblymember Keith L.T. Wright Council District 4 (Manhattan) [in office: 1994 - 1999] Queens Borough President Melinda E. Katz [in office: NYS Assembly 1994 - 1999 / Council 2002 - 2009 / QBP 2014 - present] State Committeemember Carl A. Manzano [in office: 1994 - 2007] NYS Governor George Elmer Pataki [in office 3 gubernatorial terms: 1995 - 2006] NYS Lieutenant Governor Betsy P. McCaughey [in office: 1995 - 1998] State Parks Commissioner Bernadette A. Castro [in office: 1995 - 2007] N.Y.S. Senator Jeffrey D. Klein [in office: NYS Assemblyman 1995 - 2004 / NYS Senator 2005 - 2018] NYS State
Senator
Catherine M. Abate Bronx Borough President Adolfo J.
Carrion, Jr. Community Boardmember Thomas G. Lunke Bronx Borough President Ruben J. Diaz, Jr. NYC Councilmember
Margarita L. Lopez N.Y.S.
Supreme Court Justice Geoffrey D.S. Wright N.Y.C. Councilman W.
Bill Perkins [in office: NYS Attorney General 1999 - 2006 / Governor 2007 - March 18, 2008 resignation] School Boardmember Larry M. Sauer [in office: 1999 - 2003] (openly-Gay; died 20 February 2003) N.Y.S.
Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman US Senator
Jon S. Corzine (New Jersey) US
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton NYC Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg N.Y.C. Councilmember Domenic M. Recchia, Jr. NYC Councilmember
James E. "Jed" Davis U.S.
Congressmember Yvette D. Clarke N.Y.S. Senator Robert J.
Jackson Manhattan
Borough President Gale A.
Brewer NYC Public Advocate Betsy F.
Gotbaum NYS Senator Carl N. Andrews City Comptroller
William
C. Thompson, Jr. New York City
Mayor Bill de Blasio City Councilmember David S. Yassky NY City
Comptroller
John C. "J-Lu" Liu NYC Councilmember Eric
N. Gioia N.Y.S.
Assemblymember David I. Weprin [in office: 2002 - 2005] Councilmember Alan J. ("Gersy") Gerson [in office: 2002 - 2009] State Assemblymember Jonathan L. Bing [in office: 2003 - 2011; resigned for a NYS position] N.Y.S. Senator Kevin S. Parker [in office: 2003 - present] N.Y.S. Senator Liz S. Krueger [in office: 2003 - present] N.Y.S. Senator Jose Rafael Peralta [in office: NYS Assembly 2003 - 2010 / NYS Senate 2010 - 2018] {died unexpectedly in office on Nov. 21, 2018 at only 47} N.Y.S. Senator Dyane Jean Savino District 23 (Staten Island) [in office: 2004 - present] New York State Governor Andrew M. Cuomo [in office: NYS Attorney General 2006 - 2010 / Governor 2011 - present] N.Y.C. Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito [in office: Council 2006 - 2017 /' Council Speaker 2014 - 2017] NYC Councilwoman Inez X. Dickens Council District 9 (Manhattan) [in office: 2006 - 2016] N.Y.C. Councilmember Dan R. Garodnick Council District 4 (Manhattan) [in office: 2006 - 2017] N.Y.C. Councilmember Rosaura "Rosie" Mendez Council District 2 (Manhattan) [in office: 2006 - 2017] NYC Councilmember Jessica S. Lappin 8th Congressional District (Brooklyn) [in office: NYS Assembly 2007 - 2012 / U.S. Congress: 2013 - present] N.Y.S. Assemblymember Matthew S. "Matti" Titone [in office: 2008 - 2018] Brooklyn Borough President Eric Lee Adams [in office: NYS Senate 2007 - 2013 / Brooklyn B/P: 2014 - present] N.Y.C. Councilmember Stephen T. Levin Council District 33 (Brooklyn) [in office: 2010 - present] N.Y.C. Councilwoman Danny P. Dromm NYS State Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis State Senate District 68 (Manhattan - East Harlem) [in office: 2011 - present]
N.Y.C. Councilwoman Helen A. Rosenthal N.Y.C. Councilman Benjamin J. Kallos Council District 35 (Brooklyn) [in office: 2014 - present] N.Y.C. Councilman Michael D. Levine Council District 7 (Manhattan) [in office: 2014 - present] N.Y.C. Councilman Carlos C. Menchaca Council District 43 (Brooklyn) [in office: 2014 - present] N.Y.S. Senator Jesse E. Hamilton Senate District 20 (Brooklyn) [in office: 2015 - 2018] U.S. Congressman Daniel M. "Dan" Donovan 11th Congressional District (Staten Island) [in office: special election (May) 2016 - 2018] N.Y.S. Senator Marisol V. Alcantara Senate District 31 (Manhattan) [in office: 2017 - 2018] N.Y.C. Councilman Keith Powers Council District 4 (Midtown East Side) [in office: 2018 - present] N.Y.C. Councilwoman Carlina J. Rivera Council District 2 (Manhattan - East Village) [in office: 2018 - present] Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center Empire State Pride Agenda (status "86" since mid-2003) Imperial QUEENS & Kings of Greater New York Institute for Human Identity Midtown Democratic Association (MDA) People With AIDS Coalition Gay & Lesbian National Hotline Stonewall Car Club Greenwich Village Halloween Parade Metropolitan Community Church New York State Democratic Committee Beaux Arts Society Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation Stonewall Republicans Renew New York Committee Human Rights Campaign Staten Island Gay Community Group Congregation Beth Simchat Torah Long Island Gays United New York City Anti-Violence Project Imperial QUEENS of Long Island New York University G.L.B.T. Studies Group Senior Action in a Gay Environment PRIDE Democrats Committee To Rebuild New York National Gay & Lesbian Task Force Middle Collegiate Church Working Group On Lesbian & Gay Issues Village Independent Democrats Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride Parade Committee Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld Holocaust Coalition Liberal Party of New York Capital District Gay & Lesbian Community Council Body Positive Clearview Festival Foundation G.L.B.T. Political Coalition Human Resources Administration Downtown Independent Democrats Triangle Transgenderists The Bronx G.L.B.T. Pride Parade Unity Fellowship Church ASTRAEA - National Lesbian Action Fund Independence Party of Manhattan Brooklyn Historic Railway Association Albany Gay Pride Parade Parliament Democratic Club of Brooklyn Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) Gay Pride River Park Residents Association
Gay
Financial Network (GFN) =S.V.A. Factoid= The most recent victim of not supporting the S.V.A. and not particpating in She's been
superceded and upstaged by Eric Todd SCHNEIDERMAN (ETS)! Although
the S.V.A. Network helped ETS win several times spanning 20 years,
particularly in 1998, 2002 and 2010, the last in 2014, he never had interest in or time for the S.V.A.
since! E.T.S. was a key speaker at the SVA's
conference in 2010 running for Attorney General. Never heard
from him again. Look where S.V.A. is versus where ETS is not at -- after he was forced to resign in disgrace! "STONEWALL 50"! *
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* Rest In Peace (in Manhattan) * New York City Mayor Edward I. Koch-- an appreciative, longtime and solid supporter of the S.V.A. It certainly brought him great results and good luck. New York City Mayor Ed Koch thoughtfully, strongly, gladly, consistently and proudly supported the S.V.A. National STONEWALL Rebellion Veterans Association while he was a congressman the year of the Stonewall Rebellion in 1969 and as mayor for a dozen years (1978 through 1989) and ever since! He cleverly re-christened the 1969 "Stonewall Car" as the "Stonewall Touring Car" because of all its renowned parade work and displaying at events around New York City. Mayor Koch also served as the SVA's Honorary Male Chairperson for an incredible four-plus decades until his sunset! Home |
