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Iza said that her daughter currently studies nursing in the Philippines.

Francis Hospital as a physical therapist. She and her husband moved to Dutchess County over twenty years ago when he was hired by St. Stop by the Hancock Café to meet Izavah, a native of the Phillipines. He seems to be right in his element in the dining hall, as he added that one of his favorite hobbies was cooking. “Charlie’s like the son I never wanted,” said Jay, a Marist employee for 26 years.īorn in Kingston, Jay said he works between 70 to 80 hours a week, but still finds a way to spend time with his daughter, a Criminal Justice major here at Marist.Ĭharlie, a Bronx native, has spent the last nine years working for Sodexo. While working together, the duo constantly cracks jokes (sometimes at each other’s expense). Stop by the Marist Dining Hall to witness the two-man comedy routine of Jay and Charlie. Jay (left) and Charlie (right) are two popular faces in the Marist Dining Hall “I’d tell the students just to never give up,” she said, “Sometimes you can get worn down, but just keeping working and you’ll get through it.” Earlier this year, she passed her law enforcement exam and hopes to soon work as a police officer.

She’s a guitarist, a gamer, an avid reader and has a degree in Criminal Justice from Everest University.

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Between these two jobs, she works roughly 76 hours a week.īut, when Sy does have free time, she makes it count. During the daytime, she works at Dunkin Donuts. While students are cramming into the late hours of the night, she is stationed at the library brew, caffeinating the Marist community. Syira, who said her friends call her Sy, just can’t seem to escape coffee. ever since.īernadette, a mother of one, said her interests include hiking around the scenic Hudson Valley and spending time with her family. That man went on to become her husband and they’ve lived in the U.S. While still in England, Bernadette learned that her sister was flying over to New York for vacation, so she “decided to jump on the plane and head back over with her.” On that fateful trip, she crossed paths with a man who she had met 11 years before during her first stint in the states. for four years and then went back across the pond to spend 11 years in Brighton, England. At the age of 18, Bernadette moved to the U.S. Her path to arriving here has been a windy and unpredictable one. Hailing from Tullamore, Ireland, Bernadette has been one Marist’s friendliest faces for the past four years. If you’ve visited the Donnelly Café on weekday afternoons, you’ve likely been greeted by a soft Irish brogue and a smile that stretches wider than the Cliffs of Moher. Here are eight Marist employees that you might come across every day without knowing who they really are. These are the people who grease the wheels and keep the Marist community running smoothly yet, they are often kept on the periphery. The daily routine of a Marist student involves many people who they may never notice: security guards, Sodexo workers, mail room employees, etc.

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