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On the recordMay 14, 2024
Today I rise during National Police Week to honor the life of Alfred Robert Mosiello, Jr., known affectionately as Ally, who tragically passed away on May 2, 2024. Born in the Bronx, Ally grew up in Mahopac, New York, and was a standout defensive lineman at Mahopac High School. He carried his passion for football to Hobart College where he earned degrees in engineering and economics/finance. In 2013, Ally began a career with the Village of Pelham Manor Police Department and later joined the Westchester County Police Department in 2021. His work ethic, integrity, and commitment to the community set him apart as a model police officer. Beyond his professional life, Ally was a loving husband to Angela and a devoted father to Jaxson and Isabella. He found joy in the simplest pleasures: riding ATVs, throwing pool parties, and spending quality time with his family. Ally was also a man who stood ready to help anyone in need, a testament to his generous spirit and kind heart. To his wife, Angela, his children, his colleagues in law enforcement, and all his loved ones, our deepest sympathies go out to you. May Ally rest in peace, knowing that his life was well lived and his memory will forever be cherished. ____________________
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Mike Lawler
Republican · New York

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