Golf & Tennis Outing
to benefit HIV/AIDS services

	Diane Romanello Scenic Landscape Artist

Diane Romanello is a self taught artist whose scenic paintings are characterized by a sense of beauty and romance, inviting the viewer into a natural serene world. Diane was chosen by an independent survey in Decor Magazine (June 2002) to be one of the twenty-five artists - living or dead - who are what they call a "sure thing". Her work is published and distributed by Bruce McGaw Graphics and she is one of the top selling poster artists in the United States and internationally. Through the McGaw Foundation and Long Island's United Way, she has distributed the proceeds from her work "Idle Hour" to the support of HIV/AIDS organizations. LIAAC has been the recipient of her generous heartfelt grants since 1995.

	Hon. Judith A. Jacobs Presiding Officer of Nassau County Legislature

Judy Jacobs (D-Woodbury) serves as Presiding Officer of the Nassau County Legislature and represents the communities of Plainview, Syosset, Jericho, Woodbury, Hicksville, Old Bethpage and parts of Farmingdale. Presiding Officer Jacobs is chair of the Rules and Procedures Committee, vice chair of the Planning, Development and Environment Committee, and a member of the Legislative Budget Review Committee and Government Services and Operations Committee. Judy has devoted herself to preserving vital health programs and social services for Nassau County's most vulnerable populations. An advocate of fair and equitable treatment for all individuals, she also spearheaded an effort to adopt Human Rights Legislation that prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender, religion, disability, age, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and in the buying, selling, financing, listing and leasing of housing. In addition to her full time responsibilities as Presiding Officer, Jacobs co-manages a family-owned real estate management company. A former teacher in the Elmont School District, she received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Hunter College where she also did graduate work.