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Posted: June 11, 2012
Lembeck of NAI Friedland and family honored by FSW at Star Gala; by Family Services of Westchester for community contributions
NAI Friedland CEO Tony Lembeck and his family were recently honored by Family Services of Westchester (FSW) at the organization's Star Gala for their continued support and dedication to the community.
The Lembeck-Seligman family has maintained an active affiliation with FSW for almost 20 years and Lembeck is a member of its Board of Directors. Lembeck is also the one of the founders of Camp Viva, a one-week sleep away camp for Westchester County families affected by HIV-AIDS and has volunteered each year during camp week, along with several members of the family.
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