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This Williamsburg garden is named for Greenpoint resident Edward S. Lentol (1909-1981), who devoted thirty years of his life to public service and to improving the quality of life in Williamsburg and Greenpoint. Born on December 26, 1909, Lentol was a lifelong resident of the area and received his primary and secondary education at P.S. 50 and Eastern District High School in Brooklyn. After receiving his undergraduate degree from St. John’s University, he attended St. John’s Law School.
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