Check out the full article featuring the third episode of the Mangano Family Foundation’s Doing Good radio show on the Riverhead Patch, spotlighting none other than Riverhead Town Clerk and Tuthill Mangano Funeral Home Family Service Assistant, Jim Wooten.
Mangano Family Foundation Features Riverhead’s Jim Wooten on “Doing Good” Radio Show
Riverhead Town Clerk and Tuthill-Mangano Funeral Home Family Service Assistant Tells Stories of Compassion and Civic Duty
During the recent third episode of the “Doing Good” radio show on My Country 96.1 FM radio, the Mangano Family Foundation and Sal Mangano, President of Mangano Family Funeral Homes, sat down with special guest Jim Wooten, Riverhead Town Clerk and Tuthill-Mangano Funeral Home’s Family Service Assistant to tell stories of public service and showing up for those in need.
Jim was elected Riverhead Town Clerk in 2023, following three successful terms as a Riverhead Town Councilman. A proud multigenerational resident, Jim’s deep love for the Riverhead community has shaped both his personal and professional life.
He began his public service career at a young age as a police officer, serving with distinction for 25 years before retiring and transitioning into elected office. Jim brings that same dedication and commitment to his role in town government and his role at Tuthill-Mangano Funeral Home, sharing the Mangano Family’s passion for community involvement and investment in Riverhead’s future.
You can learn more about the Mangano Family Foundation and listen to this segment and other inspiring conversations that spotlight individuals and organizations doing good in our community by subscribing to the foundation’s YouTube channel at @ManganoFamilyFoundation or visiting www.manganofamilyfoundation.com.
“It is an honor for the Mangano Family Foundation to showcase the local heroes and leaders among us,” said Mangano. “Jim is a great friend and his path of community service and dedication to helping others continue to make a difference in Riverhead and can inspire us all.”
About the Mangano Family Foundation
The Mangano Family Foundation was founded in 2024 to continue the legacy of the late Barbara Mangano, a long-time leader of Mangano Family Funeral Homes. The Mangano Family Foundation is dedicated to uplifting communities through impactful initiatives, providing resources, support and opportunities that foster positive change and lasting connections.
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Tune in this Sunday, October 19th at 6:30 AM for the next episode of the Doing Good Radio Show, airing on My Country 96.1 FM. Sal Mangano, President of Mangano Family Funeral Homes, will be joined by two inspiring guests, Tijuana (Tia) Fulford and Gerry Compitello 🌟 Tijuana (Tia) Fulford, Founder & Executive Director of
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