Patrick Hendry and Daniel Malone

Dan Malone, the new Bronx Financial Secretary, was appointed to the NYPD in 1992 and, upon graduation from the Police Academy, was coincidentally assigned to the 52 Pct., where he was born and spent his early childhood. He became a PBA delegate in the 52 in the summer of 2003, beginning his long battle for the rights and benefits of PBA members in that command and throughout the city.

“It’s an honor to serve on the PBA Executive Board,” Dan said. “I welcome the opportunity not only to continue serving the members to the best of my ability, but also to be able to do it on the next level.”

In his time as delegate, Dan — whose passion for service to labor came in part from his father, who was active in the newspaper mail deliverers union — has responded to countless shootings and other issues affecting PBA members. Dan has also served on the PBA Contract and Finest of the Finest committees.

As a patrol officer, Dan spent most of his time on the 4x12s and late tours.

A Westchester resident and Emerald Society member, Dan says that one of his most memorable experiences came in September 2005, when he volunteered to join many other New York City police officers in traveling to Louisiana to assist local law enforcement officers with patrol duties in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.




Patrick Hendry of the 103 Pct. is the new Queens South Trustee and will bring his devoted and energetic brand of membership representation to the PBA Executive Board. Pat was appointed to the NYPD in August 1993 and assigned to the 46 Pct. in 1994. A year later, he was reassigned to the 103 and has served there ever since. After being elected PBA delegate in January 2002, he became intensely active on behalf of the membership, handling many shootings and other high-profile situations. He has also served with distinction on the Bylaws Committee. He was appointed trustee on Feb. 1. Pat has volunteered many long hours to fraternal organizations and precinct activities. A member of the Emerald Society, Holy Name Society and the Columbia Association, he also displayed an effective crossover dribble to earn a spot a player and coach of the 103 Pct. basketball team. Also, he devoted eight years as president and treasurer of the precinct club. Pat lives in Mineola with his wife Patricia and their two boys, Kieran, 5, and Eamon, 4, and their daughter Emma, 11 months.	Dan Malone, the new Bronx Financial Secretary, was appointed to the NYPD in 1992 and, upon graduation from the Police Academy, was coincidentally assigned to the 52 Pct., where he was born and spent his early childhood. He became a PBA delegate in the 52 in the summer of 2003, beginning his long battle for the rights and benefits of PBA members in that command and throughout the city. “It’s an honor to serve on the PBA Executive Board,” Dan said. “I welcome the opportunity not only to continue serving the members to the best of my ability, but also to be able to do it on the next level.” In his time as delegate, Dan — whose passion for service to labor came in part from his father, who was active in the newspaper mail deliverers union — has responded to countless shootings and other issues affecting PBA members. Dan has also served on the PBA Contract and Finest of the Finest committees. As a patrol officer, Dan spent most of his time on the 4x12s and late tours. A Westchester resident and Emerald Society member, Dan says that one of his most memorable experiences came in September 2005, when he volunteered to join many other New York City police officers in traveling to Louisiana to assist local law enforcement officers with patrol duties in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.