The New Paltz, New York community and the broader public service sector are mourning the loss of Anthony Adamo, who recently passed away. Adamo, who served as the President of the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) Southern Region 3, was widely respected for his dedication to labor advocacy, community service, and the betterment of public employees throughout the region.
Anthony’s leadership in the CSEA reflected his unwavering commitment to fairness, collaboration, and the protection of workers’ rights. He worked tirelessly to ensure that civil service employees received support, recognition, and equitable treatment, building strong relationships across workplaces and fostering an environment of solidarity and mutual respect. Colleagues describe him as a compassionate leader, a thoughtful mentor, and a steadfast advocate whose guidance and integrity inspired many within the union and beyond.
Beyond his professional achievements, Anthony was an engaged member of the New Paltz community. His efforts extended to supporting local initiatives, mentoring young leaders, and participating in programs that strengthened the bonds between public employees and the communities they served. Those who knew him personally remember him as warm, approachable, and always willing to lend a helping hand.
The news of his passing has prompted an outpouring of condolences from colleagues, friends, and community members, all honoring his legacy and the countless lives he touched. As the CSEA and the New Paltz community grieve, they also celebrate Anthony Adamo’s life, remembering him as a dedicated public servant, a trusted leader, and a person whose impact will continue to resonate through the lives of those he guided and inspired.
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