ABOUT US

Welcome to the Official Site for the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Myles Scully, Division One of Yonkers, New York! We are the oldest and largest Irish-American Organization in the U.S., and we are dedicated to live by our organization's motto, "FRIENDSHIP, UNITY and CHRISTIAN CHARITY." The Yonkers Division was established on November 1, 1891.

DIVISION OFFICERS


Chaplain

Fr. Senan Taylor

President
Dennis O'Brien

Vice President
Robert Eggen

Recording Secretary

Chad Ghastin

Financial Secretary
Michael Flynn

Treasurer
Kevin Hartnett

Chairman Standing
Committee

Ronan O'Brien

Marshal
Andrew Hayden

Sentinel
Justin Kennedy

NEXT MEETING


Wednesday,
Oct. 9, 2020
7:00 PM

Location:
Sprain Lake Golf Course, Yonkers

CONTACT US


A.O.H. Myles Scully
Division One
P.O. Box 1020
Yonkers, NY 10703

aohyonkers@gmail.com

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Showing posts with label American Irish Association of Westchester. Show all posts
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Monday, October 16, 2017

American Irish Association of Westchester Dinner Dance 2017


Yonkers AOH Chaplain and LAOH Division President Honored at American Irish Association Dinner

Fr. Matthew Janeczko (center) with Members of Division #1 Yonkers


The American Irish Association of Westchester held it Annual Dinner Dance at the Fairways at Dunwoodie this past weekend and several Hibernians were included in the evening honorees list.

Fr. Matthew Janeczko, OFM is the new Pastor of Sacred Heart Church in Yonkers and was honored for his work with the local Irish Community since being assigned to Sacred Heart several years ago.  Fr. Matt is the Chaplain for the AOH Myles Scully Division #1 and the LAOH Our Lady of Knock Division #19 of Yonkers.

Fr, Matt Janeczko with AIA President Bob Stauf

Allison Burke was honored for her work in the community as the President of the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians Division #19 of Yonkers.  Allison has been instrumental in creating renewed interest with the LAOH and is credited with the tremendous growth in membership the Division has seen over the past several years.

Allison Burke (center) with Executive Board of the AIA of Westchester

The American Irish Association also honored Fr. William Cleary, who is the new Dean of Seminarians at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers and Ralph Puma, who is the Chairman of the McLean Ave. Merchant’s Association.

Congratulations to all of the honorees!  Division #1 is a proud supporter of the American Irish Association of Westchester and we congratulate its leaders for a wonderful and successful event!


Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Yonkers AOH Honored by American Irish Association of Westchester



AOH of Yonkers Honored for Charities Work at American Irish Assoc. Awards Dinner




The Irish Community Service Award

     The A.O.H. Myles Scully Division #1 of Yonkers was honored for its Charities and Missions Program by The American Irish Association of Westchester at it’s 40th Anniversary Dinner Dance that was held at The Fairways at Dunwoodie on October 5th


The Awards Dinner at The Fairways at Dunwoodie Golf Course in Yonkers

     Over 150 people were in attendance to mark 40 years of community service provided by The American Irish Society, which was founded in 1974.  The Ancient Order of Hibernians has enjoyed a close working relationship with the A.I.A. since its inception.


Group Photo of All the Honorees at The AIA Dinner Dance

     There were other award recipients honored at the event as well.  Congressman Elliot Engel and Congresswoman Nita Lowey were honored for their political advocacy in Irish issues, particularly when it came to their support for peace and justice in the North of Ireland.  The McLean Avenue Merchant’s Association was presented with an Irish Business Enterprise Award, and Lifetime A.I.A. member Kitty Geissler was presented with a Lifetime Service Award.

Kevin Ellis Accepting the Award on Behalf of the Division

     The A.O.H. was presented with The Irish Community Service Award for the organization’s charity and volunteer work that members perform each year.  The Yonkers Division #1 was able to donate over $25,000 to charity in 2013, while registering over 1,600 volunteer hours performed by its membership.  Division One President Kevin Ellis stressed that the Division’s achievements were a result of a collective effort. “The success of our Charities Program is the result of the tremendous dedication and work of all of our members”, said Ellis, “This award is something that they can all take pride in.”

AOH Division One was presented with The Irish Community Service Award

     President Ellis also spoke about how both the A.O.H. and the A.I.A. have benefited in the past from dedicated members such as John Carey and James McGinty, who had served as leaders in both organizations.  These remarkable Irishmen men set the example that we strive to match each and every day”, said Ellis, “We owe John and Jim a tremendous amount of thanks for the success that our organizations enjoy today.”

Division One Members with AIA Service Award




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