Member Category: Board of Directors

Sheri Winter Parker is consistently ranked the top real estate agent on the North Fork, and holds the record for highest North Fork Sale on a $22 million listing. Ms. Winter Parker studied Business Management & Communications at Ramapo State College, and prior to working for Corcoran, worked at Ralph Lauren Media as Director of Business Administration, Director of PR and Special Projects and successfully co-founded and launched Polo.com. She hosts several fundraisers throughout the year.

Samy Sabil created a small startup business while studying at Georgia State University. After selling the company he relocated to the North Fork where he spent five years at The North Fork Table working my way up until I was a manager for 3 years. While learning as much as he could about the food and hospitality business, I also became a certified Sommelier. In 2011, Mr. Sabil started Creative Courses Catering with his best friend and business partner. A few years later they opened a local restaurant in Southold called The North Fork Shack. He graduated from high school in Casablanca, Morocco and studied in Italy and France. Mr. Sabil became an American citizen in 2010. 

Mr. Sabil was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma at 12 years old, but following numerous rounds of chemo and 3 surgeries he was declared cancer-free. His family never wavered in their support, and Mr. Sabil is committed to paying it forward.

Dr. Rubin is a graduate of Columbia College, New York Medical College and interned at Mount Sinai, with an internal medicine residency at Beth Israel Hospital and fellowship at Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. He served in the army in a MASH unit during the Berlin Crisis from 1961-1962, and worked in private practice for 47 years as an allergist and immunologist.

Dr. Rubin was the Chief of the Allergy Division at Beth Israel Medical Center for 45 years, and President of the Medical Board there for six years. He received an award for his 50 years of service on the staff.

He has two daughters and six grandchildren. He serves on the Community Health Education Committee and Gala Committee.

Peter J. Harold has a Master’s Degree in Health Care Administration from C.W. Post/Long Island University. He has worn many hats over the years, including working for the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene. Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities.

Additionally, he has been a Director of Staff Development & Training for the Borough of Queens, an Occupational Therapy Assistant, a Youth Counselor, a Communication Specialist for the United States Army Active Service and held many other positions throughout New York and Connecticut.

He received an Honorable Discharge from the Connecticut National Guard, and was a Counselor for Connecticut National Guard Youth Camp. In addition he has been a Big Brother for delinquent youths living at a correctional facility and a Vista Program Teacher for   American Indians. 

Mr. Harold is married with two children and three grandchildren and joined the ELIH Foundation because of his love of healthcare.

Raymond L. George III is a Managing Director – Wealth Management, Portfolio Management Director, Financial Advisor and founder of The George Group at Morgan Stanley. As a seasoned professional with more than 25 years of financial services experience, Ray has dedicated his entire career to helping his clients achieve their financial goals.

Prior to becoming a member of the Morgan Stanley family in 2014, Ray worked as a Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch for 24 years. Ray graduated from St. Thomas University in St. Paul, Minnesota in 1990 with a B.S. Degree in Business. He earned the prestigious designation of Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor (CRPC) from the College of Financial Planning in 2013. Over the course of his career, he has received numerous distinctions and professional accolades.

Erica Harold is a retired special education teacher with a degree from SUNY Geneseo and graduate credits from New Paltz and CW Post, having worked in both public and private schools including NYS Developmental Center in Wassaic. She taught adult basic education for Dutchess County BOCES and special education for Western Suffolk BOCES.

Mrs. Harold has been happily married for 50 years, with two children and three grandchildren. After a fall at home, she received treatment at SBELIH (then-ELIH) and wanted to give back to the hospital. She sits on the Marketing committee and is also the secretary of the Board.

Mrs. Harold feels her greatest accomplishment was after the passage of Public Law 94-142 in 1975, when she was able to serve the needs of children who had been languishing in an institution near her home and helped one child who did so well he was able to leave and be transferred to a skilled nursing facility.

Doreen Barr has a B.S. from Adelphi University Garden City and an M.A. from Ohio State University Columbus, OH. She has been part of the faculty and administration in New York and Connecticut. She has three children and six grandchildren. She and her husband purchased their first home in Southold in 1990 and have lived in Ohio, Florida, Connecticut, New York and Singapore. While spending summers on the North Fork with my parents, she came to understand the critical importance of having a professional, responsive, top-tier health care system that communities could trust and depend on. She has been part of the Donor Development Committee and Marketing Committee.

A graduate of Villanova University, Paul Romanelli has been the President of Suffolk Security Systems since 1999, assisting East End homes and businesses with all aspects of burglary, life safety and video surveillance technology. Mr. Romanelli volunteers his time to ELIH Foundation because he sees it as a great way to improve the lives of the community.

He was awarded Residential Installation of the Year 2022 by Resideo, Suffolk Times Business Person of the Year in 2021, an ELIH Gala Honoree in 2022 and Suffolk Security Systems was named Dan’s Papers Best of the Best Security Alarm Company in 2021. His motivation to give back started at a young age as an Eagle Scout.

In his free time, Mr. Romanelli enjoys spending time with his wife, Terri Boyle, and has a family of four grown boys, one girl and five grandchildren.