Background
Lancellotta, John Jerry-Louis was born on August 25, 1953 in Providence. Son of Joseph Ralph and Mary Grace (DeGregory) Lancellotta.
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John Jerry-Louis Lancellotta
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AS in Political Science cum laude, Roger Williams University, 1983. Bachelor of Science in Public Administration cum laude, Roger Williams University, 1984. Certified in paralegal studies, Roger Williams College, 1982.
Career
Contractor, estimator, reviewer Center Contractors, West Warwick, Rhode Island, 1975—1979. Staff trainer department economic development City of Warwick, 1982. Legislation aide to the United States Senator Pell, Providence, 1983-1985.
Ombudsman/investigator Attorney General, 1985-1991. Executive director Jaycee Foundation, West Warwick, since 1991. Adviser Narragansett Bay Commission, Providence, 1982—1989.
Consultant Municipal Affairs, West Warwick, Coventry, Rhode Island, 1979—1993.
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Executive board Rhode Island Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1977—1993, governor. Officer, ambassador United States Junior Chamber of C., 1992. Consultant Junior Achievement, Rhode Island, 2000.
Volunteer Volunteer Center Rhode Island. Sponsor St. Joseph Indian School, 2004, Project Hope, 2005. Member trans advisory committee Rhode Island DEM/Rhode Island DOT, 2002—2008.
Member National Arbor Day Foundation. Personnel committee West Warwick Town Council, since 2008. Executive board Citizens Advisory Committee, vice president, 1979—1986.
Active Comprehensive Plan Commission, West Warwick, 1990—1992. Redevelopment commission Town of West Warwick, 1984, 1st tree board commissioner, 1999, regional stormwater management, abatement plan, 2001, municipal search personnel, 2008. Member Republican Committee District 39, 1984—1986.
Registrar State of Rhode Island Board Elections, 1992. Board directors Pawtuxet River Authority, 2002. Active Pawtuxet River Walkway Commission, 2003.
Member Rhode Island Rivers Council, 2006. Active Rhode Island and Pawtuxet Valley Church Councils, 1972—1992. Member of American Civil Liberties Union, Society Little Flower St. Theresa, RTF (chairman 2006-2007), Rhode Island Joint Commission International Senate (secretary 2007-2008), National Parks Conservation Association, Rhode Island Association Retarded Citizens, American Institute Cancer Research, Academy Political Science, Diocese of Providence and Community Affairs Vicariate (Certified 1988), American Society Public Administration (contributor 1984-1999, Letter of Excellence 1986), National Wildlife Federation, Ocean Conservancy, World Wildlife Fund, Common Cause, American Indian Youth, United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Alumni Club, American Life League, Feed the Children, Pawtuxet Valley Preservation and History Society, Wilderness Society, National Audubon Society, North Shore Animal Rescue League American, Sierra Club.
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Political Party
Democrat
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1983
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1975 - 1979
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1982
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1983 - 1985
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1985 - 1991
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1991
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Named an Outstanding Partner of Fundraising, Association Fundraising Professionals Rhode Island, 2005. Named to Wall of Tolerance National Monument, 2002. Recipient certified of Appreciation, Cooperative American Relief Everywhere, 1985, Community Leadership At Risk Children Letter of Achievement, Lieutenant Governor Rhode Island, 1989, 1st Civic Pride citation, Town of West Warwick, 1989, Community Service Management citation, Government Rhode Island, 1990, Excellence in Community Service award, Town of West Warwick, 2001, letters of commendation, United States President Bush and Clinton, 1992-1996, Proclamation, Governor Rhode Island, 1990, Environmental citation, 1998-1999, Service Above Self award, Pawtuxet Valley Rotary International, 1999, Congressional citation for outstanding public service, United States Republican James R. Langevin, 2001, Congressional citation of congratulations, United States Republican Patrick J. Kennedy, 2001, certified of accomplishment, United States Sen. Jack Reed, 2001, Distinguished Community Leadership award, Mayor City of Providence, 2001, Meritorious Community Involvement award, Mayor City of Cranston, 2001, Public Service Achievement award, Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General State of Rhode Island, 2001, Sen. Donald Roch Founder's award, Pawtuxet River Watershed Council, 2002, Advance Computer Technology certified, City of Warwick, 2003, National Make a Difference Day award, United States of America/Weekend, 2004, Impact award, volunteer Center Rhode Island Community, 2005, Presidential Lifetime Service award, President George Bush, 2005, National Public Leader citation, Mayor, City of Warwick, 2005, Outstanding Community Service award, Lieutenant Governor Rhode Island, 2005, 30th Year Jaycee Public Service citation, Government Rhode Island, 2007. Grantee, Rhode Island Foundation, 2003, Rhode Is. Foundation, 2003.Named an Outstanding Partner of Fundraising, Association Fundraising Professionals Rhode Island, 2005. Named to Wall of Tolerance National Monument, 2002. Recipient certified of Appreciation, Cooperative American Relief Everywhere, 1985, Community Leadership At Risk Children Letter of Achievement, Lieutenant Governor Rhode Island, 1989, 1st Civic Pride citation, Town of West Warwick, 1989, Community Service Management citation, Government Rhode Island, 1990, Excellence in Community Service award, Town of West Warwick, 2001, letters of commendation, United States President Bush and Clinton, 1992-1996, Proclamation, Governor Rhode Island, 1990, Environmental citation, 1998-1999, Service Above Self award, Pawtuxet Valley Rotary International, 1999, Congressional citation for outstanding public service, United States Republican James R. Langevin, 2001, Congressional citation of congratulations, United States Republican Patrick J. Kennedy, 2001, certified of accomplishment, United States Sen.
Jack Reed, 2001, Distinguished Community Leadership award, Mayor City of Providence, 2001, Meritorious Community Involvement award, Mayor City of Cranston, 2001, Public Service Achievement award, Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General State of Rhode Island, 2001, Sen. Donald Roch Founder's award, Pawtuxet River Watershed Council, 2002, Advance Computer Technology certified, City of Warwick, 2003, National Make a Difference Day award, United States of America/Weekend, 2004, Impact award, volunteer Center Rhode Island Community, 2005, Presidential Lifetime Service award, President George Bush, 2005, National Public Leader citation, Mayor, City of Warwick, 2005, Outstanding Community Service award, Lieutenant Governor Rhode Island, 2005, 30th Year Jaycee Public Service citation, Government Rhode Island, 2007. Grantee, Rhode Island Foundation, 2003, Rhode Is.
Foundation, 2003.