in the Army's Military Police. On September 18, 2007, Philip T. Sica was elected to continue representing the Republicans of the 24th Assembly District in the New York Republican State Committee. In October 2007, Philip T. Sica was elected to be a Vice-Chairman of the Queens County Republican Party and is again serving as its Chaplain. Death Sica died in his sleep on September 10, 2021 at the age of 86. He was survived by his wife, Naomi (Jungling) Sica, Ed.D., four adult children and four grandchildren. Electoral history |- |colspan=12 style="text-align:center;" |Queens Borough President (General Election) |- !Year !Candidate !Party !Votes !Pct !Opponent !Party !Votes !Pct''' |- |2005 |bgcolor=#FFB3B3 |Philip T. Sica |bgcolor=#FFB3B3 |Republican, Conservative |bgcolor=#FFB3B3 |60,607 |bgcolor=#FFB3B3 |25% |bgcolor=#B3D9FF |Helen Marshall (inc.) |bgcolor=#B3D9FF |Democrat, Working Families |bgcolor=#B3D9FF |179,992 |bgcolor=#B3D9FF |75% |- References External links Queens County Republican Party Conservative Party of New York 1934 births Andrews University alumni Living people New York (state) Republicans Pace University alumni New York Law School alumni American real estate businesspeople