Beth Polner Abrahams, Wayne Grossé and Joseph Shaffery

Beth Polner Abrahams, Wayne Grossé and Joseph Shaffery Credit: Nassau Suffolk Law Services Committee; Family Service League

Beth Polner Abrahams, left, has been elected secretary of the advisory council of the Nassau Suffolk Law Services Committeewhich provides free legal representation for low-income Nassau and Suffolk county residents. The Advisory Council promotes and assists with fundraising and outreach efforts to support the legal services program. The Oyster Bay resident is the owner and principal of the Law Office of Beth Polner Abrahams, a Carle Place elder law, estate planning and special needs law office.

Family Service League in Huntington announced new members to the executive committee of the board of directors. Wayne Grossé, center, was elected recording secretary. The Bayport resident is the chief operating officer and a lead member of the strategic team at Bethpage Federal Credit Union. Joseph Shaffery of Kings Park, right, was elected treasurer. He is vice president, treasurer at HELP USA, a national developer of housing and provider of jobs and services for homeless and at risk populations.

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