Grads get messages of love and connection
The sun and the wind, as well as family and friends, turned out for the Irvington High School graduation at
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In 2024, when Lewis (“Lew”) Stiefel and his wife, Judy Kalvin, signed up for a CPR training class at the Ardsley-Secor Volunteer Ambulance Corps (ASVAC), Stiefel didn’t think he’d end up spending more than a year getting to know the corps’ members.
At the class, besides learning CPR, Stiefel discovered that ASVAC needed help recruiting volunteers. Stiefel, a Dobbs Ferry resident since 2003, has more than 20 years of experience working in video production, including music, sports, documentaries, and more. To help ASVAC, he offered to produce a promotional video for them at no cost.
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