Kevin Keogh

Angestellt, Sheriff's officer, Essex County sheriff's office

Newark NJ, Vereinigte Staaten

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Kevin Keogh

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Berufserfahrung von Kevin Keogh

  • Bis heute

    Sheriff's officer

    Essex County sheriff's office

  • 6 Jahre und 7 Monate, Juli 1998 - Jan. 2005

    Councilman

    Township of West Orange

  • 3 Jahre, Juni 1994 - Mai 1997

    Probate counsel

    Essex County surrogates court

  • 1 Jahr und 1 Monat, Sep. 1993 - Sep. 1994

    Legal researcher

    Superior court of New Jersey

  • Plant superintendent

    Regional wastewater treatment facility

Ausbildung von Kevin Keogh

  • 1 Jahr und 1 Monat, Sep. 2009 - Sep. 2010

    Administration

    Fairleigh Dickinson University

  • 1 Jahr und 8 Monate, Jan. 2006 - Aug. 2007

    Fairlleigh Dickinson

  • 2 Jahre und 9 Monate, Sep. 1990 - Mai 1993

    Law

    Seton Hall law school

  • 4 Jahre und 5 Monate, Sep. 1983 - Jan. 1988

    Political science

    Montclair State University

Sprachen

  • Englisch

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Interessen

Former West Orange resident Kaleigh Keogh made her Birthday wish to get rid of her Type 1 diabetes. In response
Kaleigh’s Dad
former West Orange Councilman Kevin Keogh
ran the New York City Marathon on Nov. 1 and raised $26
875 for Juvenile Diabetes research. From left to right are Rick Mayell
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation chapter president
Kaleigh Keogh wearing the NYC Marathon finishers medal
Lori McLane
executive director of the NJ JDRF
Kaleigh’s mom
Shannon Keogh and Kaleigh’s dad
JDRF board member Kevin Keogh. To donate to JDRF visit JDRF.ORG
Former West Orange Councilman Kevin Keogh is running the New York City Marathon this Sunday
inspired by his daughter’s birthday wish. Five-year-old Kaleigh Keogh was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes and Hypo-Thyroidism when she was 3. According to her mom
Shannon
she could not possibly be braver about her “stickies” — shots — that she needs about seven times a day or the additional “little stickies” she endures in her fingers with her blood glucose monitor. When Kaleigh blew out her five birthday candles this year and made her wish
she said “I just wish these diabetes would go away
daddy.” Kaleigh’s dad promised her that he will get rid of her diabetes and the idea for Kaleigh’s Wish was born. Although the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is a great organization that sponsors annual diabetes walks for raising money
Kevin wanted to do a one-time fundraiser which would show his daughter that anything is possible — with determination. According to Kevin
anyone who knows him would have laughed if he told them he was going to run the New York City marathon this year. Months of training and 45 pounds have since passed since the candles were blown out and Kevin will run the marathon on Sunday. The timing is perfect
as November is National Diabetes month

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