Page 6 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • August 7, 2013 Business Conboy becomes director of Community Meals noted that Lauer has been an important member of the administration team for the last year, and thanked her for her many con- tributions. To learn more about Community Meals, Inc., call (201) 447-8295, or e-mail communitymeals@verizon.net. Details about CMI’s non-profit “meals on wheels” organization is available online: Visit www.communitymealsonwheels.org. Kenneth Farrell promoted Rebecca Conboy and Stacey Gilmartin On Aug. 1, Community Meals, Inc. wel- comed Rebecca Conboy as executive direc- tor of the Meals on Wheels team. Conboy will play a key role in the coordination of CMI’s services, community outreach, and client relations. She brings with her many years of experience in the health care com- munity, both as a professional and as a vol- unteer. Conboy is a Ridgewood resident and has been a volunteer with Meals on Wheels and other community-based organizations for many years. She is a trained hospice worker and has a professional background in corporate com- munications. CMI also announced that Stacey Gilmar- tin, the previous executive director, will be leaving the organization. Gilmartin has dedicated her time and energy to the man- agement of Community Meals’ services for the past seven years. Those within the organization thanked Gilmartin for her service, professionalism, and compassion, and wished her the best of luck in the next chapter of her career. Jaqueline Lauer, CMI’s assistant direc- tor, is also leaving the organization. CMI Glen Rock resident Kenneth Farrell has been appointed vice president of credit administration at the Lakeland Bank in Oak Ridge. Farrell has more than 20 years of banking experience, most recently with CIT Bank in Livingston as a senior credit underwriter. Prior to that, he was with First Franchise Capital (formerly Irwin Franchise Capital) as the portfolio and risk manager. His career began at Mid- lantic Bank in 1992. Farrell holds a bachelor’s degree in finance from Seton Hall University in South Orange. Lakeland Bancorp, the holding com- pany for Lakeland Bank, has $3.3 billion in total assets with 52 offices spanning eight northern New Jersey counties: Bergen, Essex, Morris, Passaic, Somer- set, Sussex, Union, and Warren. Lake- land Bank, headquartered in Oak Ridge, offers an extensive array of consumer and commercial products and services, including online and mobile banking, localized commercial lending teams, an expanded residential mortgage lend- Kenneth Farrell ing platform and 24-hour-or-less turn- around on consumer loan applications. For more information about the full line of products and services, visit Lake- landBank.com.