NY/NJ's Masters Association of Metal Finishers Honors Members
Honorees included Walter Schwartz, who received the Award of Special Recognition for his work in the industry, and New Brunswick Plating, which received the Stephen Candiloro Memorial Award.
Lina de la Cruz from Control Electropolishing and Bob Sica from New Brunswick Plating.
Michael Banhidi, Wasyl Bojczuk from New Brunswick Plating, Bobbi Sica-Gumbinger from New Brunswick Plating, Ed Miller from Miller Plating, and Anthony “Red” Melchior from New Brunswick Plating.
Lina de la Cruz, Control Electropolishing, Paul Brancato, Epner and Manuel Acosta, Control Electropolishing.
The Masters Association of Metal Finishers in New York and New Jersey celebrated the industry and its leaders with a dinner and recognition ceremony on April 6.
Lina de la Cruz, from Control Electropolishing and the MAMF president, opened the evening with a welcome to the 80-plus attendees at the Chart House in Weehawken, N.J.
Honorees included Walter Schwartz, who received the Award of Special Recognition for his work in the industry, and New Brunswick Plating, which received the Stephen Candiloro Memorial Award.
Award of Special Recognition for their Work on the New Jersey Air Permit went to Michael Banhidi, Wasyl Bojczuk, Bobbi Sica-Gumbinger, Ed Miller and Anthony Melchione.
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