Middletown Library President Resigns
Randall Gabrielan. Photo Credit: visitmonouth.com
Randall Gabrielan’s tenure as president and trustee of the Middletown Library is over.
Gabrielan submitted his resignation to Mayor Tony Fiore this morning, almost three weeks after Fiore asked him to step down. Fiore asked for the resignation on January 25 upon discovering that Gabrielan, an author of history books about local area towns, had been signing purchase orders as an officer of the library for sales of his own books.
“In his letter of resignation Gabrielan admitted that he was wrong and that he understood my position in asking for his resignation,” said Fiore, “I appreciate that he did the right thing for the Middletown Library and taxpayers by stepping down. I also appreciate his many years of service to the library.”
Gabrielan, who earns $36,000 per year as the Executive Director of the Monmouth County Historical Commission, could not be reached for comment.
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A shame for the people of Middletown Township. This was a politically inspired effort to remove Mr. Gabrielan from his position. In doing so, you are defaming the name of one of the few individuals dedicated to preserving Monmouth County’s history.
Politically inspired for what purpose?
Who is defaming him?