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Longtime Southampton Village administrator to retire

Publication: The Southampton Press
By Brendan O'Reilly   Aug 19, 2009 12:33 PM
A mainstay at Southampton Village Hall for the past 12 years, Village Administrator James Van Nostrand, will retire in November, leaving a void that will be hard to fill, according to former village mayors and trustees who have worked with him.

His last day on the job will be November 6, two days after his 13th anniversary as administrator. And though he lives in Manorville, he will continue to have a presence in the village as the president of the Southampton Rotary Club and through the friendships he’s developed in Southampton over the years.

Mr. Van Nostrand said recently that he would have liked to continue in his job, but he suffers from Parkinson’s, a progressive degenerative disease that will increasingly make work difficult for him. His speech and walking are already... more

We love you Dad!! So happy to see how many people appreciate you as much as we do!
By MadisonsMom (4), Center Moriches on Aug 18, 09 9:06 PM
Jim defines the true meaning of "gentleman." He is a wonderful human being and a pleasure to work with. Southampton Village was very fortunate to have had him for all of these years. I wish Jim and his family only the best in his retirement.
By Robert I Ross (127), Hampton Bays on Aug 19, 09 9:19 PM
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Hi Jim, best wishes to you as you retire and enjoy your granddaughter and your family. I enjoyed working with you at the village conferences and picking your brain while I was Village treasurer in Sag Harbor. You really are a true "gentleman". Good luck! Susan Lester
By NCPOSIES (3), Rutherfordton on Aug 20, 09 10:59 AM
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