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Posted: May 12, 2016

LIREG honors founding board member Karmel

Long Island Real Estate Group Co-Presidents Peter Schapero (left) and Scott Burman (right) with founding board member Len Karmel hold over-size check for LIREG’s $3,000 donation to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. LIREG made the donation to honor Karmel’s 11 years of service on the organization’s board LIREG. Long Island Real Estate Group Co-Presidents Peter Schapero (left) and Scott Burman (right) with founding board member Len Karmel hold over-size check for LIREG’s $3,000 donation to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. LIREG made the donation to honor Karmel’s 11 years of service on the organization’s board LIREG.
Old Westbury, NY The Long Island Real Estate Group (LIREG) honored founding board member Len Karmel of Roslyn, NY-based Advance Abstract Corp. at its April 6 breakfast meeting for his 11 years of service on the networking and philanthropic group’s executive board. Karmel, 85, of Great Neck, recently stepped down from the board.  To honor him, LIREG donated $3,000 to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. LIREG, formed in 2004 to encourage networking among Long Island real estate developers, owners and allied trades and to raise funds for charitable real estate-related projects on Long Island, has almost 400 members. For more information go to www.LIREG.org or email [email protected]
LIREG founding director Len Karmel, of Great Neck, president of Roslyn-based Atlantic Abstract Corp., is presented a plaque marking his 11 years of service on the networking and philanthropic group’s executive board. Karmel (left), was joined by LIREG Co-Presidents Peter Schapero and Scott Burman. LIREG founding director Len Karmel, of Great Neck, president of Roslyn-based Atlantic Abstract Corp., is presented a plaque marking his 11 years of service on the networking and philanthropic group’s executive board. Karmel (left), was joined by LIREG Co-Presidents Peter Schapero and Scott Burman.
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