Joseph E. Robach's Constituent stories

Ken Moore

Ken Moore has spent his life dedicated to protecting and honoring our military personnel.  Ken Moore was born and raised in Rochester, NY (Charlotte).  After graduating from high school, he worked for both the City of Rochester and the Eastman Kodak Company before being drafted for duty in the US Army in November of 1965. After basic training at Fort Dix and Fort Benning, he was deployed to the Republic of South Vietnam with D Troop 17th Cavalry.  He returned to the United States in November of 1967.

June 9, 2011
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Dr. Anne M. Kress

As Monroe Community College’s fifth president, Dr. Anne M. Kress leads a nationally recognized, multi-campus college that enrolls more than 37,000 students each year. Since beginning her tenure at MCC in 2009, she has elevated the college’s role in several key areas— readiness for college, college completion, workforce development, diversity and sustainability—to better serve the needs of students and the community. 

May 11, 2011
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Sergeant Gary Beikirch

Sergeant Gary Beikirch, a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, truly embodies the military’s teaching of the value and significance of service to others above self. He feels that the most personally satisfying contribution of his life has been to impact and instill the truth of this ideal to our young people.

May 28, 2010
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