1924: Born in Jamica, New York

1944 - 1946: Played varsity football at Syracuse University

1948: Received Bachelor and Master degrees from Syracuse University

1950: Started Little League Baseball in Liverpool, New York

1951-1991: Participated in all national Little Leagues Board of Directors meetings

1959: Received first Youth Service award from Onondaga Country Bar Association

1959: Became first Director of Physical Education for Liverpool School System.

1969: Vice President of Onondaga Country High School League

1969: Brought the sport of rowing to the Liverpool High School.

Received the NYS Service Award by the Central Zone Executive Committee for the NYS Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation.

1972: Received the "National Athletic Director of the Year" award

1973: Elected President of New York State Council of Administration of Health, Physical Education and Recreation.

1977: Directed filmstrip "What is Conditioning" which won the first Place Gold Medal and the best public service filmstrip from the International Film and Television Festival.

1978: Elected National High School Athletic Director of the Year.

1980: Named as Syracuse University Letterman of Distinction

Recipient of the Joseph J. Pietrafesa Memorial Award

1983: Won Service Award for NYS Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation.

1984 to present: Board member of Greater Syracuse Sports Hall of Fame, was one of the founders of this organization .

Member of Syracuse Sports Corporation

Member of Board of Directors, Syracuse Chiefs baseball team.