Malvina Krupatkin is a Certified Public Accountant licensed in both New York and New Jersey. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Baltimore and has been self-employed since 2000.As the founder and principal of Malvina Krupatkin CPA PC, she provides a comprehensive range of accounting services to small and mid-sized businesses, including bookkeeping, payroll processing, sales tax compliance, non-audited financial statements, and financial planning. Her firm also specializes in tax preparation for both businesses and individuals.
Malvina maintains offices in Brooklyn, NY, and Rochelle Park, NJ, where she is dedicated to helping clients navigate complex financial matters with personalized and professional service.
My name is Siobhan Domingo and my son attends the Eden II & Genesis school in East Meadow. I am the mother of two children with autism. Robbie is nine and attends Genesis and his younger brother Caleb is seven and attends our local elementary school.
I have always been passionate about the special needs field. I attended SUNY Plattsburgh and received my master’s degree in secondary education and Spanish. While home from college breaks, I worked as a paraprofessional for Western Suffolk BOCES and I fell in love with the kids I worked with. They taught me to see the world through a different lens and that the small successes are just as important as the larger ones. My work there inspired me to pursue coursework in special education. I enrolled in the post master’s advanced certificate program in Students with Disabilities at Molloy College. After completing my coursework at Molloy College and substituting for some time, I began working at the Tiegerman School (formerly SLCD) as a Spanish teacher at their middle and high school programs. This was a brand-new program they introduced at their facility where they wanted to expose students with language deficits to a foreign language. During my time there, I also taught social skills and technology during their summer program. I worked there for close to two years when I got the surprise of being pregnant with my beautiful son Robbie.
After my son was born, my husband and I decided that I would take a break from teaching for a short time to care for our child. The price of daycare was high and the commute to and from work would have taken me away from my son for long hours each day. While at home, I also gave birth to my son Caleb. Shortly after Caleb was born, our oldest Robbie, who had just turned two, was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Even with my background and experience, when it is your child, it is a completely different world. No one prepares you for the challenges that come with a diagnosis, let alone two . My younger son received his diagnosis at five and the therapies and appointments just doubled. I had plans to eventually return to the work field but when autism hit our lives, my job became dedicating myself to my sons and making sure they received every therapy and support that I could get him. I use my education and what I have learned in the field to help me advocate for my sons and to ensure that they receive all of the services that they are entitled to.
Last year, I returned to the workforce and obtained a position as a secretary for a local firehouse. This job’s hours and proximity have provided me with the flexibility to remain an active and involved parent. I am learning new skills in a different industry and am still able to provide for my family in some way.
Autism has taught me so much about patience, love, and understanding. The biggest lesson my children have taught me is that “You know one child with autism, you know one child.” It is a wide spectrum and my boys happen to be at opposite ends of it. Luckily, I’ve been blessed with an amazing support team at Genesis who has quite literally held my hand through most ups and downs of navigating this journey these past several years. I would like to give back to this wonderful community in any way possible because without the support of Genesis, my family would not be where we are today.
Chris Ferrera was born and raised in Staten Island, New York, having lived on both the North and South Shores. He currently resides in New Jersey with his wife of 21 years and their three children.
After graduating high school, Chris began his career on Wall Street at an investment firm, where he earned both his Series 7 and Series 63 licenses. However, his long standing passion for technology and the technical side of business soon led him to pivot toward the IT field. He enrolled in The Chubb Institute, where he majored in Data Network Communication Design and Implementation, graduating at the top of his class.
Chris launched his technology career in 1999, joining a wellknown Manhattan-based dot-com company as an IT Administrator. Following the events of September 11, he accepted a new role at InterGlobe Communications in Staten Island. There, he trained internal staff on selling and supporting networking and Voice over IP (VoIP) technologies, primarily to enterprise clients. He also led deployments for a wide range of organizations—including publicly traded corporations, government agencies, and major New York City nonprofits.
Under his leadership, InterGlobe expanded its services beyond enterprise accounts, offering IT support, cybersecurity, and 24/7 help desk services tailored to small and medium-sized businesses. This marked the beginning of Chris’ entrepreneurial journey.
In 2008, Chris partnered with his then-manager to co-found Comserv Consulting. Eight years later, he launched Comserv Connect—a more expansive and independently operated firm. As a federally regulated Internet Telephony Service Provider and Managed IT company, Comserv Connect delivers robust support to businesses across the greater New York/New Jersey metro area and beyond.
Comserv Connect specializes in building, managing, and securing clients’ cyber assets. The company provides end-toend expertise in Cybersecurity, IT Asset Management, Unified Communications, End User Support, and Artificial Intelligence consulting. With a commitment to satisfaction and reliability, Chris ensures that clients can focus on running their businesses while Comserv handles critical IT infrastructure, uptime, and security needs.
Beyond his professional life, Chris remains deeply committed to community engagement. He joined the Staten Island Rotary Club in 2007 and the Staten Island Bucks in 2008, where he served on the board for many years. He is a past President of the Staten Island Bucks (2021 to 2023), one of the borough’s largest and most active business networking groups. His board involvement includes past roles with the Broadway YMCA and the Alzheimer’s Association of Staten Island. He is currently on the boards of the Staten Island Bucks (2025 Treasurer and Speaker Chair), Eden II, Out of the Storm Senior Housing, and Sundog Theatre, where he chairs the Fundraising Committee. Chris also serves on the Facilities Committees for both Notre Dame Academy and Eden II Programs, and supports multiple planning committees, including golf outings and galas for several local nonprofits, including Eden II and A Very Special Place.
Terry Tarangelo was a career banker for 40 years before retiring in 2016. She spent 30 years with Staten Island Savings Bank/SI Bank & Trust. Following the merger with Independence Community Bank, and later Sovereign Bank, she was a Vice President with the Business Development Department. She finished her career with Signature Bank as an Associate Group Director/Vice President.
Terry is a member of the Eden II Programs Board of Trustees, where she served as Co-Chair for the James P. Molinaro Center for Autism Capital Campaign for the new campus in Stapleton. In addition, she serves on the Eden II & Genesis Foundation Board and the Eden II Audit Committee.
Terry is a member of the South Shore Rotary Club, where she served on the Board of Directors. She is a two-time recipient of the CAR Rosenberger “Service Above Self” award, Rotarian of the Year, and the Paul Harris Fellow Award, the highest award given to a Rotarian. As a former member of the Staten Island Economic Development Corporation, she served as Chairperson of the Women’s Leadership Council. Terry also worked with Meals on Wheels as their Event Coordinator.
Terry is an Area Coordinator for the Stephen Siller Foundation Tunnel to Towers Run, coordinating the entertainment/encouragement for the 25,000+ participants on the Manhattan side of the run. She is also a member of their committee for the Veteran’s Day Golf Outing.
Near and dear to her heart is the Staten Island Agency for Alzheimer’s & Dementia, as her Mom suffered from Alzheimer’s for 10 years before passing away at the age of 90 in 2017 on Mother’s Day. Terry has been Co-chair of their golf committee for the past 8 years and a committee member with Cooley’s Anemia, ECHO Foundation, South Shore Rotary, and Staten Island University Hospital.
An alumnus of St. Joseph By the Sea High School, she was Parent Coordinator of their Football Program for 10 years and was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame.
Terry is the mother of Stephanie, Michelle, and Michael, mother in law to Jimmy and Lauren. She is the proud grandmother of James, Shawn, Christian, and twin granddaughters Delia and Natalie. In addition to being passionate about her family and volunteering, she loves golfing, skiing, and singing.
Donald is now retired but was the Senior V.P. of Oracle’s Insurance Global Business, a division of Oracle’s Financial Services Global Business Unit. He has over 35 years experience in the software industry working for major Financial Institutions as well as consulting to a number of industries. He served as V.P. at Salomon Brothers and at Merrill Lynch, where he worked in both Finance and IT and was responsible for key systems. He spent many years in consulting at Arthur Andersen, Booz-Allen & Hamilton and at Oracle. Don started Oracle’s Financial Services business in consulting over 17 years ago and also had Industry consulting responsibility for all of the Service Industries in North America, as well as a number of Executive sales roles. He led the acquisition of Oracle’s major banking and insurance assets including I-flex, Adminserver, and Skywire. He is married and has two sons and lives on Staten Island and Southwest Florida.
David was born on Staten Island and has been a lifelong resident. As a boy, he was involved in scouting and worked at Ten Mile River Scout Camps for three summers. He achieved the rank of Eagle Scout in 1985. In June of the same year, David graduated from Tottenville High School. During the summer, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and went to Boot Camp at Paris Island South Carolina that October. In 1989, David was honorably discharged and returned to Staten Island, securing employment at Clean Harbors Environmental Services, where he soon attained the rank of foreman. He was tasked with supervising crews of workers in remediating hazardous waste sites. In 1991, David was recalled to the Marine Corps for operation Desert Storm. At the completion of his military service, he again returned to Staten Island and resumed employment at Clean Harbors. In 1995, he was employed by the New York City Police Department where he served as a Police Officer in the 10th and 122nd Precincts. In 2002, David was promoted to Sergeant and served in the 68th Precinct and then the Patrol Borough Staten Island Investigation Unit. During his tenure with the New York City Police Department, he attended The College of Staten Island and graduated with a B. S. In Economics Summa Cum Laude and attained a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Marist College. David retired in 2017 and spends his time caring for his family including his daughter, Sarah, who attends the Beach Street program.
Robert J. MacFadyen, JD, is a Vice President of the Quality and Patient Safety Division and has been with RUMC since 2021. Prior to that Robert was for a short-time a practicing attorney in the beginning of his career. Since that time Robert has dedicated himself to Hospital Quality and Safety for the past 15 years. Working as a Director of Performance Improvement, Regulatory Affairs and Quality for Saint Peter’s Healthcare System and University Hospital. During his work with previous organizations he led successful projects including important work with The Joint Commission. Two initiatives were among the first in the nation pilot programs with The Joint Commission’s Target Solutions Tools. Robert has given lectures for APIC, The University of Pennsylvania and various organizations. He has his Juris Doctorate from Widener School of Law and his graduate certification in the Health and Hospital Law from Seton Hall Law School as well as several other certifications and professional qualifications.
Brendan Lantry has been a board member of Eden II since 2021.
In his professional life, he serves as a Justice of the New York State Supreme Court, Civil Term, New York County. He earned his B.S. from St. John’s University’s Tobin College of Business and his J.D. from St. John’s University School of Law.
By administrative order, Justice Lantry has been assigned to the 1st Judicial District (New York County) since January 2023. He presides in IAS Part 46, where he handles a wide range of civil matters, including commercial disputes, personal injury cases, real property matters, products liability actions, and proceedings brought under Article 78.
From 2023 to 2026, Justice Lantry served in Supreme Court, Criminal Term, New York County. During that time, he presided over numerous felony jury trials, resolved hundreds of motions, supervised special grand jury proceedings, and oversaw investigations and matters handled by the Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor’s Special Investigations Bureau. Before his election to the New York Supreme Court, he served as a Judge of the New York City Civil Court in Richmond County.
Prior to joining the bench, Justice Lantry practiced in the private sector, concentrating in commercial litigation, commercial lending, and real estate. He has also held several public service roles, including an Assistant District Attorney in the Kings County District Attorney’s Office, Counsel to the New York City Council Minority Leader, District Director in the U.S. House of Representatives, and Legislative Aide in the New York State Senate.
Steve Kirschbaum, Director of Lessing’s Hospitality’s Catering Division, is an expert in the field with more than 40-years of experience in the hospitality world. After spending his teenage years working in the industry, he decided to pursue a career in the field. He earned a bachelor’s degree in hotel and restaurant management from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and, upon completion, furthered his knowledge through formal training with the Marriott Corporation and Hilton Hotels. With substantial hands-on-experience under his belt, Steve’s ambitious work-ethic lead him to his own multi-unit corporation. For almost 15 years he owned and operated restaurants, catering facilities and corporate dining. After much success he chose to join the team-environment again and took the position of Lessing’s Hospitality’s Catering Division. He currently oversees more than a dozen properties, as well as the off-premise division.
Steve is a proud board member of many Long Island not-for-profit organizations. The Long Island Community Chest is an on-going community fund to support local individuals and families in need and has run the Fight for Charity event for the last 20+ years. He also serves on the board of Eden II, an organization that supports the autism community. Eden II is a cause that’s close to home as his son, who is now 29 years old, has attended the Genesis program since the age of 6. Steve is a born and raised Long Islander who loves to support his community. He currently resides in Massapequa with his wife and son. He also has 3 grandchildren from his Two Daughters.
William Juliano is a community member. He is a Vice President at Stifel Financial Corp., where he serves as a supervisory analyst and registered options principal in one of Wall Street’s largest U.S. equity research departments. William has also had varied finance and journalism related experience since graduating from Fordham University with a degree in both fields. William has a niece and godson on the Spectrum, and helping to support families and individuals with Autism is dear to his heart.
