Ganley Luncheon

John P. Ganley was a police chief in the Town of Salem for a number of years. This luncheon honors his memory and builds upon the Ganley Endowment bequeathed to the Club upon the Chief's death. Presented at the luncheon is an award in memory of Chief John P. Ganley. The Chief John P. Ganley Community Service Award is presented to an individual "who has exhibited concern, involvement and leadership in the community; while providing inspiration to others, through his or her dedication, integrity and courage in the manner exemplified by Chief John P. Ganley during his life on earth." It is a celebration of the Irish that benefits the Club. Nominations accepted. Your support is needed as well as committee membership.

The luncheon is typically held on St. Patrick's Day every year. As always, the program gets under way at 11:45am with a pipe and drum band and honor guard ceremony and presentation of the Ganley Award. A meal of corned beef and cabbage is served. Entertainment will be provided by the Andy Healy Band.

Reservations are required to attend the event. Please contact Martha Breen at x16 for further information. | Back To Top |