

October, 2011
IN MEMORIAM

Club President Col. Stan Lapidow (R) posing with his son Jonathan, his wife Ruth,
and their
daughter Becky at the 2007 Hillsborough
Memorial Day Parade. We will miss you
Stan!
On October 14, 2011, the Central
Jersey Military Motor Pool received the news our Club President, Col Stan L. Lapidow (Ret.), lost his battle with
cancer.
We are all heartbroken over the news, as Stan was a great man, loyal
patriot, and a good friend to all. We
will miss him greatly. His
leadership, knowledge, and abilities were
invaluable to the Club, and the hole that is left as a result of his passing
will not be filled easily, if ever.
Colonel Lapidow passed away on
October 13, 2011 in his home surrounded by loved ones. Col. Lapidow
was born and raised in
He is survived by his wife of 42 years, Ruth; his sons, Jonathan and Michael;
daughter Becky; daughters-in-law, Jennifer and Stephanie, two beloved
grandchildren, Bailey and Payton, dog, Sami; and granddog, Macy.
A Memorial Service with Military Honors was held on Saturday Oct. 15th at
7:30pm an the Hillsborough Funeral Home, 796 Rt. 206,
Hillsborough. In lieu of flowers, kindly make donations to the Wounded Warriors
Project at http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/,
or Compassionate Care Hospice at http://www.cchnet.net/.
May, 2011
The
2011 Memorial Day Parade festivities kicked off on Sunday, May 22, 2011in
Marlboro, NJ. Once again, as last year,
the CJMMP
was asked to escort the members of Jewish War Veterans Lt. Seth Dvorin Post 972 in the town’s annual parade.
Participating
were 1 Willys MB, 1 Ford GPW, 1 Ford M-151, an
M-1008, and a 5-Ton. It was again a
pleasure and honor
to provide escort to these veterans!
Photos
of the 2011 Marlboro Memorial Day Parade can be found here
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April, 2011
Sadly, this month, the Club was
informed that our esteemed Treasurer, Henry Waronker
had passed away suddenly on April 21.
We thank you for your generosity,
service, and friendship, Henry. May you rest in peace.
Henry
H. Waronker 68 of Edison died Thursday April 21 2011
at Barbara E. Cheung Hospice in
Henry was born in
Henry was an Accountant and owned his own
business for over 30 years, HNH Business Services Inc., in
located in
Association of Public
Accountants
He is survived by his wife Sheree L. ( nee Balint) daughter Faith
Rodriguez and 3 grandchildren. In lieu of flowers the family has
requested donations in Memory of
Henry: be made to, The Children's Institute 1 Sunset Avenue Verona NJ 07044 or
made on
there website, www.tcischool.org We were all shocked to hear this news, and
our extreme condolences go out to Henry’s family
during this difficult time.

Henry Waronker riding in Kevin Kearney’s 1943
Willys MB during the 2010
Metuchen Memorial Day Parade.
Rest
in Peace, friend.
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March, 2011

On Sunday March
13, several members of the Club participated in the Somerville St. Patrick’s
Day Parade.
We displayed, a
WWII M3A1 Scout Car, A 1943 Willys
MB Jeep, an M1008, an M1009, and an M35 Deuce and a Half.
Thanks to the
drivers and riders for participating in this longstanding event!
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January 2011
At the CJMMP Annual
of dedicated service to the Club,President
Stan Lapidow
presented Joe with a nice plaque commemorating his term as
President

November 2010
CJMMP Vehicles participated in the Woodbridge Veterans Day
Parade.
Thanks to Stan Lapidow and Joe DiGiovanni for representing the Club at this event.
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September 2010

A wonderful turnout at the 29th
Annual John Basilone Parade in
partially due to John Basilone
being featured in HBO’s Series, “The Pacific”.
Many vehicles and members from CJMMP
once again participated to honor the
Medal Of
Honor Recipient.
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CJMMP Members participated in Family Day at
Photos here
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June 2010:
Members of the CJMMP
combined with the folks at the
Photos of this can be
located here
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Veteran’s Day 2009
Once again, members of the CJMMP participated in the Annual
Woodbridge Township Veteran’s Day Parade on
71 degrees and not a cloud in the sky made for a fantastic
event honoring
Pictures from the parade taken by Ivan Dizon
can be found here
OPERATION TROOP
AID!!
On
2 pallet loads of supplies were packed and shipped to our troops
overseas!
Great Job and Big Thanks to Everyone involved! Pictures can be found here
UPDATE FROM THE FRONT!
The OPERATION TROOP AID Packages have been shipped and
received with big thanks!
All your efforts have been greatly appreciated by the troops
in the field!
Some letters we’ve received are below:
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From SGT Sheila Zelaskowski
in
Hi John
I returned to my FOB on October 15. The first thing I was
told was, "you've got mail." Wow,
John, what can I say? You and the CJMMP
have gone above and beyond generous! I did not think
that
all those boxes in the pictures were coming to me; I thought I was one of
several recipients!
Needless to say, the CJMMP has not only boosted the morale
of D Company, not only the morale of
the
1-150th AHB, but
through
our FOB MWR and put several so far on helicopters flying to remote outposts
that do not
have
the luxuries we have here. So, you all are spreading cheer to soldiers throughout
continue
to do so. I still have 6 boxes here waiting for additional flights out to more
remote places.
For OPSEC I remove addresses on the
boxes, but I left your CJMMP return address, hoping that the
recipients
will contact you with thanks. Either way, let my thanks on behalf of everyone
on FOB
Delta and elsewhere be a start. You are
all incredibly thoughtful, thank you so much!
I now hold the record for the most mail
in one delivery........
We are looking at about 3 months till
we return, we are all anxiously awaiting walking on
again!
Take care; please extend thanks to
everyone involved!
Sheila
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From Major Steven Schultze
Gentlemen,
I would to start with a heartfelt
“Thank you” from
great. Everyone around truly appreciates the time, effort, and
resources that go into to making these
packages. Please know that as soon I get the packages, I set them
out for the Marines and Sailors. Within a
few hours all the items have been claimed. The Marines and
Sailors here are VERY grateful for the
resupply. Having
support from the home-front is critical to keeping up moral, especially with
those of us
that are here through the holidays.
Please pass this note along to Mr. Ken Kalinowski. I did not see an email address for him in the
packet
included in one of the boxes.
Thank you again for everything you have
done and continue to do for the country and for those of forward
deployed.
Semper Fidelis!
Respectfully Submitted,
Maj
Steve Schultze
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From Col. John Scannell
2d MEB G9 OpsO
We did, used
some here, but a bunch went to outlying camps that are even more austere than
we are.
All went to good use. Frankly I was
overwhelmed at the number of packages and grateful for everyone.
Thank you again
John Scannell W COL MNC-I BN CO
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Trail Ride-August
2009
Trail ride was a huge success. Everyone
who attended had a great time cruising around the Lambertville-Sergeantsville-Kingwood-Ringoes area with a
lunch
stop on the
Weather was good and we had no breakdowns. Approx 80 miles
were logged. Big thanks to Dave Peters and Russ Wagner for coordinating the
ride.
A “Fall Foliage” trail ride is on for October 18. More details to follow.
Pictures can be found here:
Thanks to Karen Peters for the pics.
Memorial Day 2009
During Memorial Day Weekend 2009, Members of the Central Jersey Military Motor Pool successfully participated in an ambitious schedule of events commemorating our fallen servicemen. Vehicles participated in events in Hillsborough, Clark, Metuchen, North Brunswick, West Windsor and Manville.
Hillsborough - 2009



Manville - 2009


West Windsor - 2009

