A car show for Wounded Warriors, in Lynbrook's Greis Park
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Stanley Rusinyak, far left, with his 1958 Pontiac Bonneville showed the Flores family — Jaylene, Adalynn, Debra, Rudy and Aadrik — a few of the classic details of the car.
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Lynbrook Fire Department junior members, Mackayla Bohringer, far left, Shawn Murphy, Charles Podlaski, Liam Carlmichael, Andrew Rodriguez and Jaden Numez with adviser Estelle Rivera, selling the merch to support Nassau County Firefighters Operation Wounded Warrior.
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Brook Boccio of Girl Scout Troop 2570 from Lynbrook earned scout Gold Award for Equine Assisted Therapy for military veterans and first responders. Her mother, Danielle Boccio, held the display.
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Bob Michiclini with his 1953 Mercury Coupe — held a sample of his artwork — classic custom pin striping by Bobby.
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To complete the summer in style, a car show exhibiting an assortment of cool vehicles preceded the Wounded Warrior fundraiser, End of Summer Bash, at Greis Park on Sept. 21.
The End of Summer Bash took place at the park’s main building. There was food will and nearly 150 prizes were raffled off including JetBlue tickets. $20.
All funds go to Nassau County Firefighters Operation Wounded Warrior, a charity that is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The group is not associated with the Wounded Warrior Project.
A group of wounded soldiers receiving treatment at Fort Belvoir in Virginia attended the fundraiser.
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