Maureen Dougherty, left, is a partner at the Garden City...

Maureen Dougherty, left, is a partner at the Garden City law firm of Comerford & Dougherty, and Susan Iadarola, right, is director of sales and marketing at the Dana Rader Golf School. Both have joined the Maurer Foundation board of directors. Credit: The Maurer Foundation

The Maurer Foundation announced two new members on its board of directors. Maureen Dougherty, left, is a partner at the Garden City law firm of Comerford & Dougherty and lives in Rockville Centre. Susan Iadarola, right, is director of sales and marketing at the Dana Rader Golf School, which is headquartered in Charlotte, N.C. She lives in Wantagh. The Maurer Foundation is a breast-health education nonprofit organization based in Mineola.

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