I remembered Carmen Rivera as the executive director of the East Harlem Tutorial Program (EHTP), where she helped many children from the community, ensuring that kids were academically, socially, and culturally prepared to take on the world. On her last day at the EHTP, then-Congressman Charles B. Rangel dropped by to say his farewells and presented Carmen with a proclamation for her excellent work in the East Harlem Community. It would be the right tribute to acknowledge her legacy by renaming the street, where she worked hard to make a difference.
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Candace LaRue
6 years ago
She was among the best of the best.
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Janet Heit
6 years ago
Carmen was a loving force in service to children, families, and the community.
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Sigfrido Benitez
6 years ago
Blessing !!! Please keep me posted!!! Have the family in prays!!!
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Catalino Rodriguez
6 years ago
Really great and caring ❤️ Person.
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Robert Tolbert
6 years ago
Carmen was such a powerful source for the 888 Grand Concourse tenant's association.
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Krystal Perez
6 years ago
Please name the street after Carmen Vega-Rivera. She was a an extraordinary woman who impacted the lives of so many on this street. EHTP is her legacy! It's only right that the street be named after her.
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Alexa Aviles
6 years ago
She was a force of nature. So blessed to have known her.
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Danette L Chavis
6 years ago
The entire community bares witness to the service she has given! I am honored to sign.
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Julian Morales
6 years ago
Carmen was such a powerful, fierce and loving leader in the movement!
We will continue to fight in your honor
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Joy Leonard
6 years ago
Honor Carmen!
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Margarita fazioli
6 years ago
The right thing to do.
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Chris Barber
6 years ago
Mad love ❤️
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Ian Morris
6 years ago
Wonderful woman, she deserves to be celebrated.
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Christine Baptiste
6 years ago
I was a employee at the East Harlem Tutorial Program and am I witness of all the great things she did for that program. She deserves it !
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Serena Wills
6 years ago
God rest her soul.
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Rafael A Jaquez
6 years ago
Carmen Vega-Rivera definitely merits!
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Joseph wippler
6 years ago
a great Latina that championed education, she deserves this honor
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Esperanza Martell
6 years ago
An amazing woman who loved and took care of her community.
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Daisy
6 years ago
A great advocate and warrior for the Bronx. Much deserved!
I remembered Carmen Rivera as the executive director of the East Harlem Tutorial Program (EHTP), where she helped many children from the community, ensuring that kids were academically, socially, and culturally prepared to take on the world. On her last day at the EHTP, then-Congressman Charles B. Rangel dropped by to say his farewells and presented Carmen with a proclamation for her excellent work in the East Harlem Community. It would be the right tribute to acknowledge her legacy by renaming the street, where she worked hard to make a difference.
She was among the best of the best.
Carmen was a loving force in service to children, families, and the community.
Blessing !!! Please keep me posted!!! Have the family in prays!!!
Really great and caring ❤️ Person.
Carmen was such a powerful source for the 888 Grand Concourse tenant's association.
Please name the street after Carmen Vega-Rivera. She was a an extraordinary woman who impacted the lives of so many on this street. EHTP is her legacy! It's only right that the street be named after her.
She was a force of nature. So blessed to have known her.
The entire community bares witness to the service she has given! I am honored to sign.
Carmen was such a powerful, fierce and loving leader in the movement! We will continue to fight in your honor
Honor Carmen!
The right thing to do.
Mad love ❤️
Wonderful woman, she deserves to be celebrated.
I was a employee at the East Harlem Tutorial Program and am I witness of all the great things she did for that program. She deserves it !
God rest her soul.
Carmen Vega-Rivera definitely merits!
a great Latina that championed education, she deserves this honor
An amazing woman who loved and took care of her community.
A great advocate and warrior for the Bronx. Much deserved!