Undoubtly David Stahl is the person of the year.
Govinda

I think mike Reissner is an unsung and quiet person of the township; he does so much, behind the scenes, yet many probably don't know who he is. S. Palmer

It should be people of the year and I vote for the poll workers who worked Election Day at the polls so we were able to cast our ballot. Many of them had no electricity or heat at home, they worked all day at the polls with little or in some cases no heat. In Hammarskjold there were poll workers who had to sit in a cold hall near opening doors with only a small space heater while there was plenty of room for them in the cafeteria. I thank them for their loyalty to the voting process.

I suggest the landscaper John Broehl, who volunteered crews of his employees to help the township with tree removal and clean up after Hurricane Sandy.

I second John Broehl

I choose Jim Daino of the Joyce Kilmer Rest Stop on the NJ Turnpike off Dunhams Corner Road as the East Brunswick's Person of the Year. During Hurricane Sandy
he definitely pushed all the right buttons to accommodate the hundreds of East Brunswick residents who went there for electricity, for warmth, to charge their cell phones, and laptops.
He was polite, concerned, easy to talk to, and always available to answer questions. He even offered his own office when space was limited. He said "You can sleep here if you like. The Rest Stop is opened 24/7 for your needs."
Jim Daino was here during Hurricane Sandy. He was definitely here for the East Brunswick residents. He should be recognized by the East Brunswick Township as Person of the Year and commended for his accomplishments.
Richard F.