Mangano honors Malverne man Mike Wade

Posted Wednesday, September 28, 2011 12:32 pm

Courtesy Office of Ed Mangano

Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano honored Malverne resident Mike Wade, the PGA director of the First Tee Program in Nassau County, and two his volunteer instructors with a citation for successfully introducing young children to the world of golf through program instruction at the 2011 Nassau County Summer Recreation Program.

County Executive Ed Mangano honored Malvernite Mike Wade and two of his volunteers, Nick Capozzi, left, and Ryan Porter, right, for their work teaching county children to play golf.

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