Remembering Tom Diana: Park, part of East Main Street named for late Yorktown supervisor
Family and Friends gathered in Yorktown Saturday for a heartfelt tribute to rename a local park in honor of former Yorktown supervisor Tom Diana.
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1h agoFamily and Friends gathered in Yorktown Saturday for a heartfelt tribute to rename a local park in honor of former Yorktown supervisor Tom Diana.
The Granite Knolls Recreation and Sports Complex on Stony Street was re-named Tom Diana Park. A portion of East Main Street was renamed Supervisor Tom Diana Memorial Highway.
A town spokesman told News 12 on Jan. 4 that Diana had an apparent heart attack at his residence and was pronounced dead at New York Presbyterian-Hudson Valley Hospital in Cortlandt Manor. His death came just four days after he was sworn in to his first full term.
