FOBH Board Member Paula Tramontano, a native Staten Islander, is an educator at a local Staten Island elementarya school. She is passionate about protecting and restoring the natural and human environment. She spends her free time enjoying hikes, history, and old houses.
FOBH Board Member Jeffrey A. Tandul, LLA, ASLA, M.Arch, owner of ENVIRONMENTORS LLC Landscape Architects, is a licensed landscape architect and holds a master’s degree… Read More »Jeffrey Tandul
FOBH Board Member Jenny Swadosh is a former Staten Islander, beginning her library career at the Staten Island Museum. An alumna of Queens College’s Graduate School… Read More »Jenny Swadosh
FOBH Board Member Sean Ryan a licensed landscape architect, graduated from the Rutgers University Landscape Architecture program and earned a Certificate in Historic Preservation from… Read More »Sean Ryan
FOBH Board Member Carol Obler is a native Staten Islander and a founding member of the Friends of Olmsted-Beil House. She received her master’s degree… Read More »Carol Obler
FOBH Board Member Eileen Monreale is a fourth–generation Staten Islander with a passion for local narratives and history. She formerly worked with the New York City… Read More »Eileen Monreale
FOBH Board Member Maureen Stoddard Marlow is a fourth-generation Staten Islander with a deep appreciation for the Island’s history and landscape. She attributes her love of… Read More »Maureen Stoddard Marlow
FOBH Board Member Tina Kaasmann-Dunn a native Staten Islander, is a well-respected Staten Island historian and preservationist. She is a past board member of the… Read More »Tina Kaasmann-Dunn
FOBH Board Member Carlotta DeFillo grew up in what is now known as the Olmsted-Beil House. She has always loved history and insists that she… Read More »Carlotta DeFillo
FOBH Board Member Jack Bolembach is a U.S. Navy veteran and served as Plant Chief and Deputy Plant Chief for the NYC Department of Environmental Protection, earning an M.S. degree through the Mayor’s Scholarship Program. He is actively involved in many environmental organizations on Staten Island.