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2013 Grand Marshal |
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Thomas J. Maroney
We are proud and honored to announce this year's Grand Marshal, Thomas J. Maroney. Tom is a first generation Irish American, born in Syracuse of Patrick Maroney and Jean Meaney, both of County Claire, Ireland.
Tom is married to Dr. Mary Katharine (Mary Kay) Brough Maroney since July 11, 1964. Mary Kay is the “ Distinguished Emerita Professor and Director” of Nursing at Utica College, Utica, NY. Tom is a graduate of Syracuse University College of Law, where he also became a Professor, specializing in Constitutional law, Federal Court Jurisdiction, Civil Rights and Criminal Procedure. They have three children and six grandchildren.
Tom is a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Commodore John Barry Division, in Syracuse. He served in the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary and the Fayetteville Fire Department, as a Volunteer Member and Fire Police Officer.
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Past Grand Marshals |
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2013 - |
Thomas J. Maroney |
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2012 - |
Judge Charles T. Major, Jr.
Ed Ryan |
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2011 - |
Captain Richard Walsh |
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2010 - |
Coach Dick MacPherson |
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2009 - |
Mayor Matthew Driscoll, 52nd Mayor of the City of Syracuse |
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2008 - |
Monsignor Joseph M. Champlin, one of the most widely known Catholic priests in the Syracuse Diocese
Sister Kathleen Osbelt, founder and president of Francis House in Syracuse
Rev. John Schopfer, founder of the Brady Faith Center and Jail Ministry in Syracuse |
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2007 - |
Dr. Cornelius "Neil" Murphy, Jr. President, SUNY ESF |
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2006 - |
David Hoyne, Owner, Kitty Hoynes Irish Pub & Restaurant |
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2005 - |
Kevin Walsh, Onondaga County Sheriff
John Cowin, Chief of Fire, Syracuse Fire Department
Norman Mordue, Federal District Court Judge (Northern District) |
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2004 - |
Patrick Ahern, President of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, former Syracuse Police Officer |
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2003 - |
Neal McCurn, Senior Judge of the U.S. District Court - Northern District of New York |
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2002 - |
Bob "Cupcakes" Young, Project Children volunteer/Drum Major, Syracuse Kilties Pipe Band |
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2001 - |
Bishop Thomas Costello, auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Syracuse |
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2000 - |
Michael Pinkasewicz, founding director Tom Dooley Choraliers (27 Choraliers honorary marshals) |
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1999 - |
Father James Mathews, rebuilt St. Lucy's Church after 1998 Labor Day Storm |
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1998 - |
William "Nibsy" Ryan, former Tipperary Hill pub owner and barkeep |
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1997 - |
Dr. Delos "Toby" Cosgrove, Cleveland Clinic Heart Surgeon |
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1996 - |
John F.X. Mannion, CEO Unity Mutual Life Insurance |
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1995 - |
Christine Varney, former Secretary of President Clinton's Cabinet
Winnie Coleman, President, St. Joseph's of Connecticut College
Kathleen Kelly, Project Children (Lifetime Achievement) |
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1994 - |
Jack "J.J." Barry, International President, IBEW |
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1993 - |
William Donlan, Former Chair/CEO, Niagara Mohawk |
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1992 - |
Kevin Reilly, Syracuse Attorney & Parade Co-founder |
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1991 - |
Father John Ahern, Most Holy Rosary/Parade Chaplain |
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1990 - |
Peter Coleman, Tipperary Hill Pubkeeper
Jean Daugherty, TV's "Play Lady" from "Magic Toyshop" |
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1989 - |
John Dillon, Onondaga County Sheriff |
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1988 - |
William Walsh, former Mayor & Congressman
James Walsh, Common Council President |
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1987 - |
Stone Throwers (Stoned the Tipp Hill stop light, whenever city put red light over green)
Jocko Bean, Richie Britt, James "Duke" Coffey, Packy Corbett, Kenny Davis, George Dorsey, Mikis Murphy, Stubbs Shortt, Eugene Thompson |
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1986 - |
Tom Young, Syracuse Mayor
Pat Bright, Southside Furniture Dealer
Patrick "Packy" Corbett, former Onondaga County Sheriff |
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1985 - |
James Hanley, Former Congressman
Sister Patricia Anne Mulherin, Retired St. Joseph's Hospital CEO |
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1984 - |
Lee Alexander, Syracuse Mayor
John Mulroy, Onondaga County Executive
Bishop Frank Harrison, Diocese of Syracuse |
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1983 - |
Tom Higgins, Retired Banker/Parade Co-founder
Kathleen Kelly, Project Children |
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