L - Picture: Hon. Clifton Stanley Diaz, R.V.C.A. President with the Hon.Baldwin Spencer, the Prime Minister of Antigua & Barbuda at the CARICOM Conference held in Jamaica, New York
Then Sgt. Clifton Stanley Diaz being honored at the the Pentagon by the Air Force Chief of Staff upon being selected a United States Air Force Outstanding Airman of the Year in 1980.
(L to R) Shirley Diaz, wife of RVCA President Cllifton Stanley Diaz (R) visiting the Washington D.C. office of Diaz's idol - U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts (C). In 1964 Diaz worked as a staff person in the New York State Senate Campaign of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy at 9 East 42nd Street and later in Kennedy's 1968 Presidential Campaign.
R.V.C.A. President Clifton Stanley Diaz (C) gets together with his older two brothers: (L to R) Richard Stanley and David Diaz.
Hon. Clifton Stanley Diaz receiving an award posing with his mother, Mrs. Gwedolyn Diaz Stanley.
R.V.C.A. President Clifton Stanley Diaz (2nd R) poses for a picture with his mother Ms. Gwendolyn Diaz Stanley after she received a Community Service Award. Others in photo include (Lto R) Richard Stanley - Diaz's Brother; David Diaz - Diaz's brother; Assemblywoman Vivian Cook; Mrs. Gwendolyn Diaz Stanley - Diaz's mother; Julia Stanley (deceased) - Diaz's sister; Clifton Stanley Diaz and Diaz friend NYC Police Sgt. McIntyre.
R.V.C.A. President Clifton Stanley Diaz's cousin, Hon. Harold Lovell, the Antigua & Barbuda Minister of Finance, Economy and Public Administration poses with famous television personality Oprah Winfrey at Antigua' s Airport. Oprah takes frequent vacations in Antigua.
R.V.C.A. President Clifton Stanley Diaz poses with his cousin the Hon. Harold Lovell, ( Diplomat) the Antigua & Barbuda Minister of Finance, Economy and Public Administration at past Antigua & Barbuda Independence Dinner Dance in the Bronx.
Hon. Deborah Mae-Lovell, (Diplomat)
Antigua & Barbuda OAS Ambassador
(Washington, D.C.)
Ms. Gwendolyn Diaz Stanley, mother of RVCA Civic Association President, the Hon. Clifton Stanley Diaz, conversates with their cousin Ruth Freeman at the the Annual Antigua & Barbuda Independence Dinner Dance in the Bronx.
U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTOS
SGT. CLIFTON STANLEY DIAZ
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA PHOTOS
COAT OF ARMS
DIAZ'S TWO ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
BROTHER & SISTER DIPLOMATIC COUSINS
Hon. Harold E. Lovell, (Diplomat)
Antigua & Barbuda Minister of Finance, Economy and Public Administration
FAMILY PHOTOS
THE PRIME MINISTER OF ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
POLITICAL / POLICE PHOTOS
U.S. SENATOR EDWARD M. KENNEDY
SGT. DIAZ LEAVING THE PENTAGON AFTER MEETING WITH U.S. AIR FORCE CHIEF OF STAFF
NYC FORMER MAYOR DAVID DINKINS
(L to R) NYC Former Police Commissioner Lee P. Brown, Former RV Board First Vice President Ron Ellerbee, Former NYC Mayor David Dinkins and RVCA President Clifton Stanley Diaz
NYC FORMER MAYOR DAVID DINKINS & SOUTHEAST POLITICAL POWER STRUCTURE
COME TO ROCHDALE VILLAGE'S 25TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
R- Picture: Hon.Baldwin Spencer, the Prime Minister of Antigua & Barbuda with the Hon. Clifton Stanley Diaz at the NYC Antigua & Barbuda Conference & Homecoming at the City College of New York.
Hon. Clifton Stanley Diaz holds his second son, Neil Micheal Diaz who was also born at Long Island Jewish Hospital in Nassau County, New York.
Hon. Clifton Stanley Diaz holds his first son, Clifton Stanley Diaz, Jr. who was born at Long Island Jewish Hospital in Nassau County, New York.
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
MINISTER OF FINANCE, ECONOMY AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES AMBASSADOR
SGT. DIAZ RECEIVES THE HUNDRED CLUB OF DAYTON, OHIO AWARD
FOR OUTSTANDING PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS AND SUPERVISORS
Then Sgt. Clifton Stanley Diaz (back row - 4th from left) takes group picture with Outsatanding Public Safety Officers who were honored for being the best Puiblic Safety Officers in the City of Dayton, Ohio. Diaz was recognized for running the best Crime Prevention and Community Relations Program in the Police Category. Two years earlier he was honored by the U.S. Air Force for having the best Crime Prevention and Community Relations Program in the U. S. Air Force, the honor included a trip to the Pentagon and White House.
R.V.C.A. President Clifton Stanley Diaz poses with his two young sons (L to R) Clifton Stanley Diaz, Jr. and Neil Micheal Diaz outside Allen A. M.E. Church after church services.
(L to R) Rochdale Village Board Member Raymond Evans and Ronald J. Ellerbee; Former New York City Council Deputy Majority Leader Archie Springer; Unidentied Person; New York City Deputy Mayor Mollen; Congressman Floyd H. Flake; Assemblywoman Barbara Clark; NYC Police Commissioner Lee Brown; New York City Mayor David N. Dinkins; Community Leader Ed Lewis; Rochdale Resident Mildred Goodman; New York Assemblyman Edward Abramson, Rochdale Village Board Chairman Clifton Stanley Diaz; Councilman Thomas White, Jr. and New York State Senate Minority Leader Malcom Smith.
Our email address: RochVillCivAssoc@aol.com.
1980 - DESIGNATED U.S. AIR FORCE TOP COP - 1980
SGT. DIAZ CHECKING GARAGE BREAK-IN AT THE
BASE MILITARY HOUSING AREA
LITTLE BOY ADMIRES AND ASK SGT. DIAZ
QUESTIONS ABOUT HIS SHINING BADGE
SGT. DIAZ TALKS TO LITTLE CHILDREN ABOUT
CHILDREN SAFETY TIPS
SGT. DIAZ LEAVING U.S . DISTRICT COURTHOUSE
ON DWI AND DRUG CASES
SGT. DIAZ REVIEWS DRUG CASE WITH
DOD POLICE SERGEANT
SGT. DIAZ DISCUSS DWI AND DRUG CASES IN
U.S . DISTRICT COURTHOUSE WITH JUDGE AND COURT OFFICER
SGT. DIAZ REVIEWS MONTHLY CRIME
STATISTICS REPORTS WITH HIS POLICE CHIEF
SGT. DIAZ PROVIDING HIS POLICE EXPLORER CADETS
THEIR POST ASSIGNMENTS
SGT. DIAZ AND FELLOW POLICE OFFICER
CHECK A SUSPECTED DWI DRIVER
SGT. DIAZ CHECKS PROPER UNIFORM APPREANCE
OF HIS POLICE EXPLORER CADETS
SGT. DIAZ REVIEWS ASSIGNMENT WITH HIS
POLICE EXPLORER CADETS LOOKING FOR A LOST CHILD
SGT. DIAZ TAKES HIS POLICE EXPLORER CADETS
FOR A POLICE RIDE ALONG
SGT. DIAZ WITH THE KELLY AIR FORCE BASE - SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
POLICE EXPLORER CADETS THEIR DURING GRADUATION CEREMONY
POST RECEIVED NATIONAL REGONITION AS A
NATIONAL HONOR UNIT OF THE YEAR
OUTSTANDING AIRMAN OF THE YEAR
RIBBON
SGT. DIAZ VISITS WITH CHILDREN AT DAY CARE CENTER
SGT. DIAZ TICKETING ABANDONED VEHICLE BEFORE TOWING IT
SGT. DIAZ ADMITS CARS INTO KELLY AIR FORCE BASE
SGT. DIAZ LOOKS AT DAMAGE TO STORAGE ROOM WINDOW
SGT. DIAZ REVIEWS COURT CASE WITH U.S. ATTORNEY
SGT. DIAZ WITH FELLOW POLICE OFFICERS
SGT. DIAZ IN U.S. AIR FORCE UNIFORM
SGT. DIAZ AT WORK IN HIS IN U.S. AIR FORCE SECURITY POLICE OFFICE.
IN THE BACKGROUND ARE SOME OF THE NUMEROUS AWARDS HE HAS RECEIVED AS A NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED EXPERT IN CRIME PREVENTION AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS
SGT. DIAZ IN U.S. AIR FORCE
DINING OUT SEMI FORMAL UNIFORM
SGT. DIAZ SHOWS A BASE HOUSING RESIDENT
THE BEST LOCK TO USE
SGT. DIAZ SHOWS CHILDREN AT THE CHILD CARE CENTER
HOW A RADAR GUN WORKS
SGT. DIAZ SHOWS WITH FELLOW SECURITY POLICE OFFICER GRADUATES OF THE PRESTIGOUS
NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION INSTITUTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE
SGT. DIAZ WITH THE WRIGHT- PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE - DAYTON, OHIO
POLICE EXPLORER CADETS DURING THEIR GRADUATION CEREMONY
The Diaz family poses with the Fernandez family in this old undated wedding photo of Clifton Stanley Diaz's Aunt's and Uncle (Ella Fernandez and Gilbert Fernandez) - pictured at the front center row. In the same location next to Diaz's Aunt (Ella Fernandez) is his other Aunt (Pearl Diaz) and next to her is Clifton Stanley Diaz's Grandmother (Beatrice Diaz). In the back center top row is Clifton Stanley Diaz's Grandfather David Diaz and next to him is Diaz's Mother - Ms. Gwendolyn Diaz.
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