News: Long Island
Posted: December 3, 2019

BOMA Long Island’s 11th Annual “Bowling with BOMA” - Oct. 24th

First place team, Bob Taliana of TRITEC, Joe Alex, of American Maintenance, Dennis Lombardi of Total Restoration and Michele Cacioppo of Sir Speedy.

 

 Team United also known as the Yaffe Brothers. Rick Yaffe, also took home high score.

 

 

 

Newest BOMA member and gutterball champion,
Janine Hucke, of RENU Contracting & Restoration.

Jericho, NY BOMA LI held their 11th Annual Bowling with BOMA on October 24th, which was a successful night.  Their teams were very competitive, but all managed to have fun and support our other team members at the same time.

Looking forward to BOMA LI’s Holiday Party, which is right around the corner – save the date, December 19th.  

For more information visit their website at BOMALI.org

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