Croton-on-Hudson residents honor Steve 'Iggy' Aguado
He didn't let obstacles keep him from leading with love for his community --and high school sports teams.
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3h agoHundreds of people were at Croton-Harmon High School to honor a key pillar in the community.
Stephen "Iggy" 'Aguado was born with mental impairments in the late 1950s.
He didn't let obstacles keep him from leading with love for his community --and high school sports teams.
On Friday, hundreds celebrated his life of courage and dedication to Croton and beyond.
The mayor officially named Jan. 12 "Steve "Iggy" Aguado Day."