City Island Home Named in Memory of

Alex and Janet Levchuck 

Some dreams become reality.  One of the original members of Charity Committee of the Metropolitan Club Managers Association (MCMA), Alex Levchuck had a dream—to help people with disabilities live a more meaningful life.  Today, thanks to Alex, his wife and the long line of MCMA committee chairs and members, Alex Levchuck’s vision of helping the disabled is alive and well at AABR. 

While Mr. Levchuck served as the first Charity Committee Treasurer, it was his wife, Janet, who served as his assistant, by typing up his assorted notes, financial statements and numerous lists of golf attendees.  Like her husband, she was always willing to help the committee whereever or whenever possible.  With each passing year, they proved to be treasured friends and trusted advocates of AABR.  It is for this reason that AABR’s newest home will be dedicated in their honor. 

Just as warm and inviting as the Levchucks are, so is the new home dedicated in their memory.  Standing tall and majestic on Rochelle Street in City Island, the residence embodies their high ideals and belief in others.  Painted in radiant white, as if to symbolize their pure hearts, the porch invites all to share coffee, tea or a cool drink.  Each room exudes a precious quality, reminding all who walk within its walls that they too are special, unique and bring meaning to this world. AABR is lucky to have been the recipients of their kind hearts and generous natures for the past three decades. 

Dreams come to life when individuals of great talent work with great heart.  Alex and Janet Levchuck are a testament to this fact, as are so many members of the Metropolitan Club Managers Association.