Stephen R. Deutsch (jan 1, 1981 – dec 31, 1984)

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East Greenwich, Rhode Island

Dates of Service: January 1, 1981-1984

Date of Birth: August 30, 1939

Birth Place: New York, New York

Education: Wagner College (B.S. 1965); Springfield College (M.Ed.); University of R.I. (M.A. 1971)

Occupation: Housing, Counseling, Education, Human Services, Consulting

Military Service: Served in the United States Coast Guard

Other Offices: East Greenwich Town Council (1978-1980); Town Planner (1974-1978); Deputy Minority Leader (1984-1985); Rhode Island State Senate (1984-1987); Senate Deputy Minority Leader (1983-); Rhode Island State Senate (1983-)

Affiliations: Member of American Institute of Planners, Certified Housing Manager (CHM), Adult Education Association, Public Housing Manager (PHM), American Legion, Registered Apartment Manager (RAM), Kentish Guards, Veteran Firemen's Association, Republican Leaders Council, Housing Directors Association, Adult Education Directors Association, Special Awards for Service to Veterans and Community Leadership

Honors and Awards: 2014 Florida Weekly – Named Leader of Distinction; 2014 (Florida Association of Counties) Advanced County Commissioner; 2012 (Florida Association of Counties) Certified County Commissioner; 2007-2009 Sarasota/Charlotte Friendship Volunteer Center, Florida; 2006- Charlotte County Senior Games, Port Charlotte, Florida; 2005-2009 YMCA Annual Support Campaign, Port Charlotte, Florida;2005-2009 Sarasota/Charlotte County Senior Games, Port Charlotte, Florida; 1989-2004 Million Dollar Sales Award Kent County Board of Realtors, Rhode Island; 1990-2000 Listed in “Who’s Who in Rhode Island”; 1982-1998 Listed in “Who’s Who in American Society”; 1982-1998 Listed in “Who’s Who in the East”; 1982-1994 Listed in “Who’s Who in American Politics”; 1997 Listed in “Who’s Who in America”; 1990 Listed in “100 Successful Rhode Islanders”; 1987 Rhode Island Humanitarian and Social Action Award; 1986 Outstanding Rhode Island Adult Educator Award; 1986 Alumni Achievement Award, Wagner College, Staten Island, New York; 1978 Vietnam Era Veterans Association Service and Leadership Award; 1968 YMCA Youth Service Award, New Jersey

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