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Charles Corrente |
Mike Cizik |
Commanding Officer |
Executive Officer |
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Charles is the man who oversees every aspect of the Connecticut Garrison. From important decisions to the smallest detail, Charles makes sure that this organization is a fine tuned, well-oiled machine. He also represents the members of the CTG on the Legion Council, ensuring its members voices are heard. Charles was privaleged to represent the CTG in the 2007 Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena CA. |
Mike is our second-in-command, a true sesoned trooper. From smoothing out details to helping keep things in ship shape, Mike has been involved in the 501st since 2002. He contributed greatly as our merchandise officer since the forming of the CTG. He also currently occupies the second seat on the Legion Council representing our Garrison. |
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Stephen Neisz |
Gary Manion |
Garrison Membership Liason |
Public Relations Officer/Garrison Web Liason |
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Steve is in charge of making sure our Garrison's membership status is set to "GO". All new membership applications go to Steve for processing. He reviews them and works with new recruits to make sure they are meeting 501st standards. When ready he forwards the application to the Legion's Membership Officer for final acceptance. Steve brings with him a vast knowledge on a variety of costumes, owning or working on many himself. |
Gary's job is to shape the image of the Connecticut Garrison. He creates and distributes press packages for the media, and has an important role by assisting the merchandising officer. Apart from that, Gary also is an event coordinator, a skilled cameraman, and the Garrison Web Liason. |
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Dave Spencer |
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Webmaster/Archivist |
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Dave knows databases like nobody's business, so it's no surprise that he is in charge of our Forum and Gallery. He also collects online and newspaper articles for the garrison. When not in costume and with camera in hand, Dave can be found at an event, supporting us with great enthusiasm. |
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