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Photo Album

This is a small selection of pictures showing Gary in a variety of situations and places. Please click on the small images to see the full-size photographs described below.

Congressman Ackerman talking in August 2004 with former New York City Police Commissioner and Homeland Security Secretary nominee Bernard Kerik. (December 2004)

Congressman Ackerman meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon at his office in Jerusalem about the chances for peace in the Middle East in the wake of Yasir Arafat’s death. (November 2004)

Congressman Ackerman meeting with Syrian President Bashar al-Asad at his office in Damascus about his views for Mid-East peace in the post Arafat era. (November 2004)

Congressman Ackerman greeting morning commuters at the Great Neck Long Island Railroad Station. (November 2004)

Congressman Ackerman sharing both jokes and his thoughts on the legal system with actor/comedian Larry David and Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz. (October 2004)

Congressman Ackerman meeting with singer/actress Bette Midler and yes the photographer was fired. (October 2004)

 

 

Congressman Ackerman with Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi at Great Neck House in Great Neck, talking to local residents about various local and national issues.

 

Congressman Ackerman awarding World War II Veteran Leonard Finz, a former Queens Judge and current Manhasset resident, with the medals he earned but never received in a ceremony at the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. (October 2004).

 

Congressman Ackerman meeting with President Ronald Reagan in the mid-1980’s. Ackerman remembered Reagan during the weeklong tribute to him after his death. (June 2004)

 

Congressman Ackerman hosting a reception for his U.S. Military Academy appointees (bottom, l to r): Ian Callery, Victor Schaefer, Garret Knese, Tomlin Abraham, Sarah Kuehl & Chris Santangelo. Not pictured: Young Han & Evan Petracca. (June 2004)

Congressman Ackerman—at the same reception—with members of his Veterans Advisory Board. L to R: Robert Kirsh of Bayside, Ben Barkin of Douglaston and Aaron Reiff of Port Washington . (June 2004)

Congressman Ackerman discussing national issues with U.S. Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts.  (May 2004)

Congressman Ackerman meeting and speaking with members of Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi’s Youth Council. (May 2004)

 

Congressman Ackerman with actor Tom Selleck and N.Y. Rep. Steve Israel at the Washington , D.C. screening of Ike: Countdown to D-Day. (May 2004)

 

 

Congressman Ackerman meeting with constituents during his Nassau County office hours at North Hempstead Town Hall in Manhasset with Town Supervisor Jon Kaiman looking on. (May 2004)

 

 

Congressman Ackerman at Bayside’s Fort Totten announcing the $4.12 million he secured to reduce traffic and increase parking for when the facility becomes a public park. (April 2004)

 

Congressman Ackerman with Queens Borough President Helen Marshall and General Richard Colt welcoming home U.S. soldiers from Iraq during ceremony at Fort Totten in Bayside. (April 2004)

Congressman Ackerman at Flushing Town Hall with elected, community and business officials announcing $2.5 million he secured for transportation and waterfront projects for Flushing. (April 2004)

Congressman Ackerman in Flushing with Korean immigrant students announcing his support for the DREAM Act which addresses status and education issues of immigrant children. (April 2004)

Congressman Ackerman presenting the Congressional Award Silver Medal to Great Neck South High School senior Sean Catuogno. (March 2004)

 

 

 

Congressman Ackerman—still the teacher—reading to sixth graders at the elementary school he attended as a child, P.S. 163 in Flushing. (March 2004)

 

Congressman Ackerman awarding $1000 to Alley Pond Environmental Center in Douglaston for education programs. Accepting are Education Director Aline Euler (L) & Executive Director Irene Scheid. (March 2004)

 

Congressman Ackerman—in Dr. Seuss’ trademark hat—reading “The Sneetches” to second and fourth graders at Great Neck’s Lakeville Elementary School in honor of Dr. Seuss’ 100th birthday. (March 2004)

 

Congressman Ackerman also celebrated Dr. Seuss’ 100th birthday by reading to first graders at P.S. 219 in Flushing. But this time he left the hat at home! (March 2004)

 

Congressman Ackerman, joined by his colleagues on the House Banking Committee, ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Wall Street. (February 2004)

 

 

Congressman Ackerman discussing the peace process and other Middle East issues with Jerusalem Mayor Uri Lupoliansky. (February 2004)


Congressman Ackerman touring construction of new buildings at the New York Hall of Science in Corona. Ackerman secured $1 million for the expansion project. (January 2004)


Congressman Ackerman announcing renewed efforts to pass a ban on downed (sick or diseased) animals in wake of the Mad Cow scare. 
(January 2004)

Congressman Ackerman reaffirming his support for Taiwan's democracy during meeting with Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian. (January 2004)

Congressman Ackerman speaking to senior citizens in Bayside about adverse changes to Medicare, a measure he voted against. (January 2004)

Congressman Ackerman with actors/comedians Billy Crystal and Richard Belzer (R) and Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi (L). (January 2004)

 

Congressman Ackerman and NYC Councilman John Liu criticizing President Bush's proposed policy on immigration, which was unveiled in January 2004. (January 2004)

 

Congressman Ackerman congratulating Dr. Paris Svoronos of Bayside's Queensborough Community College, for being named the national community college professor of the year. (January 2004)

Congressman Ackerman discussing Israel's national security policies with the Long Island chapter of the American Jewish Committee. (January 2004)

Congressman Ackerman listening to new outreach proposals from members of the Gift of Life, a program that arranges heart transplants for needy children. (January 2004)

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