Ambassador
Ambassador Committee
Extends Welcomes at meetings and introduces member to other members
Norma Steele
Co-Chair
Colonial Voluntary Benefit
Agency Development Manager
As an Agency Development Manager (ADM) at Colonial Voluntary Benefits/Paul Revere specializing in supplemental benefits, I help employers navigate their employee benefits that are faced with challenges to secure coverage that adapts to today's evolving work landscape.
I manage all aspects of the voluntary benefits, recruiting, interviews, provides 1:1 coaching and development, leads joint field work for the district and supports the onboarding and training of new agents.
I partner with insurance brokers to help streamline their benefits package, reducing time by fifty percent, whether by using our state-of-the-art enrollment technology.
Norma and her team's main focuses are on relationship with clients and customer service. We assist employers manage the complex issues related to their claims.
I am passionate about educating myself on the evolving trends of the insurance industry. I enjoy promoting and advocating for the businesses in the community.
Devika George
Trinity Lutheran Church
Devika George Trinity Lutheran Church Events & Fund Raiser Co-ordinator Charity Organizer and Liasion Personnel Advantage Care Physician Care Team Associate 1 Events & Culture Co ordinator -Internal - Valley Stream Awarded the Diversity Equity & Inclusion Award - 2023 I am a community conscious woman. I uitize my gifts to serve and to ensure the prosperity of all organizations I am a part of. My years in the Healthcare Industry and the Church Community have furthered intensified and enriched my desire to see communities thrive and to become. I am always eager and ready to serve and to lend my skill set to support all sectors within the community.
Rosanne Spinner
American Legion Auxiliary Williston Unit 144
2nd Vice President - Williston Unit 144 - American Legion Auxiliary
I am a member of the American Legion Auxiliary since 2011 and presently at Williston Unit 144. I've held the following positions since joining: Chaplain, Community Service Chair, Secretary, Nassau County Sgt. at Arms and Public Relations Committee Chair and since September, 2025, 2nd Vice President/Ways & Means and Sgt. at Arms at Williston Unit 144. The American Legion Family consists of: the American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, Sons of the American Legion and American Legion Riders. For the past several years, I've had the honor of singing The National Anthem and God Bless America at both Memorial Day in May and Veterans Day ceremony in November at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow, N.Y.
The American Legion Auxiliary was formed in November, 1919, just months after the American Legion. At that time, the American Legion Auxiliary was comprised of women only, but as of August, 2019, the American Legion Auxiliary is open to spouses, both male and female, of American Legion members. The American Legion Auxiliary is the largest, all-inclusive volunteer organization in the USA serving active military, veterans, children and youth. Also, the American Legion eligibility requirements, as of 2019, have broadened. (See website: www.WillistonPost144.org). Whereas, prior to that time, veterans were eligible only if they served during war periods, but now, veterans can join the American Legion for any and all periods of time since World War I. This change has opened up benefits for an additional 6,000,000 veterans. I would invite you to come and join us.
The American Legion Auxiliary was formed in November, 1919, just months after the American Legion. At that time, the American Legion Auxiliary was comprised of women only, but as of August, 2019, the American Legion Auxiliary is open to spouses, both male and female, of American Legion members. The American Legion Auxiliary is the largest, all-inclusive volunteer organization in the USA serving active military, veterans, children and youth. Also, the American Legion eligibility requirements, as of 2019, have broadened. (See website: www.WillistonPost144.org). Whereas, prior to that time, veterans were eligible only if they served during war periods, but now, veterans can join the American Legion for any and all periods of time since World War I. This change has opened up benefits for an additional 6,000,000 veterans. I would invite you to come and join us.
