Sarah Wynn was a community leader, building president of 880 Boynton Avenue and was the longest running president of the Lafayette Estates Tenants Association where she worked with NYPD, Sanitation, local elected officials to improve services for tenants.
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Agustin “Gus” Dinolis migrated from Panama to the South Bronx in the 1960’s and later served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He was responsible for organizing several youth sports leagues in the Bronx and recruited many adolescents to play on the softball, baseball, and basketball teams.
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Roxanne Reid was a school crossing guard. She was passionate about working with the police department to keep the children in her neighborhood safe and protected. She received high recognition from the local NYC Department of Education’s Community Schools for her commitment to students.
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Marie Reed was very active with the Soundview Presbyterian Church and James Monroe houses for over 40 years. With the church, she served on the Christian Education Committee, the Soundview Presbyterian Women Gills Committee, the Scholarship Committee and the choir.
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