Alison Anderson is a life-long reader and an English and literacy teacher with the Oswego City School District. Alison has worked with students to develop reading and writing skills at the middle and high school levels, and as an adjunct professor at SUNY Oswego.

Katelyn Caza has been on the Bookmobile Board since 2019. She is currently a Co-Chair of the Fundraising and Special Events Committees. Katelyn works at Novelis Inc. as a Process Engineer.

Favorite children’s book: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling

Edward Elsner joined the Bookmobile Board while his children were using it every summer and has continued on as they've grown. He works as the Librarian at the Oswego Public Library and enjoys helping people connect with information and entertainment.

Favorite children’s books: Arrowville by Feefwee Boedoe, Magisterium by Holly Black and Cassandra Clare

Bonnie Perfetti has been involved with the Bookmobile since day one. Bonnie is the Chairperson of the Book Committee and handles ordering, stamping, and shelving books in our storage area. Bonnie worked in the library at Fitzhugh Park School for seventeen years, and is currently a sub at the Oswego Public Library.

Favorite children’s book: The City of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau

A native of Oswego, New York, Caroline Chatterton has a deep passion for literacy development, community connection, and lifelong learning. Caroline has been the Director of Fulton Public Library since November 2018, and has been integral in growing the library into a vibrant and valuable community resource. She serves on multiple boards and committees, including Fulton Community Betterment Corporation, North County Library System Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee, Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of Oswego County Advisory Council, and Sunrise Rotary. She looks forward to joining the Oswego Bookmobile and continuing to help better her home county.

“Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher” by Bruce Coville and “The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane” by Kate DiCamillo are two of Caroline’s favorite childhood books

Born and raised in Toronto, Ontario, Andrew Eusebio was eager to be an active member in his community after recently becoming a resident of the US and Oswego County. Andrew is the program coordinator for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Oswego County, and he currently serves on the board for the Friends of the Fulton Public Library. Before settling into the US, Andrew was the marketing coordinator for six years with Tafelmusik, a Toronto-based non-profit and internationally renowned orchestra and choir. Andrew believes arts and culture and literacy are essential for a community to thrive. He looks forward to supporting the Oswego Bookmobile and its mission of spreading literacy across the county.

The Narnia series by C.S. Lewis, “Madeline” by Ludwig Bemelmans, and “Have you seen Joséphine?” by Montreal author Stéphane Poulin are some of Andrew’s favorite childhood books.

Carin L. Reeve is the Director of Literacy for the Oswego City School District. Ms. Reeve has been a passionate advocate for literacy as social justice throughout her thirty-year career in education. As a successful turnaround principal, Ms. Reeve led initiatives implementing reading instruction aligned with the science of reading and explicit writing instruction which led to dramatic gains in student achievement. Ms. Reeve has worked with districts throughout New York State as a consultant for school improvement and building systems of professional learning. She has presented on the local, regional, and national stage, and her writing has been published in ASCD Express, SAANYS Vanguard, Elephant Journal, and Bluff and Vine Literary Magazine.

Favorite children’s book: Giraffes Can’t Dance by Giles Andreae

Rosemary Charron Altman was born in northern Vermont, moved to Syracuse in 1981 and to Oswego in 2013. She completed a bachelor’s in business, from Columbia College, while working full-time and bringing up her daughter. Her years working in the private sector were in IT, Quality Audit and Regulatory Compliance. Her years working for NYS Department of Labor brought to light the correlation between literacy, poverty and unemployment. After retiring she accompanied her husband, Thomas Altman, of Altman Science, as a volunteer for the Bookmobile summer Driving Books Home program with STEAM and soap bubbling activities. She has a heart for assisting and encouraging others. She is often seen with a book within reach for any unscheduled time, understands the educational and recreational benefits of reading, and looks forward to doing more in support of the Oswego Bookmobile’s mission.

Favorite children’s book: No Roses for HARRY! by Gene Zion, The Borrowers by Mary Norton