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card number 1179 Comments:
card number 1560 Comments: All, Very sorry to inform everyone of the passing of James J Farley Sr on Sunday Feb 14th. There will be a NEWSDAY obituary tommorow ( Tuesday Feb 16th paper) , arrangements as follows: Wake will be held at Robertaccio Funeral Home Located on Rt 112 Patchogue NY 11772 on Wednesday Feb 17th and Thursday Feb 18th from 2-4pm and 7-9pm on both days Mass will be held at Our Lady of Mt Caramel located on North Ocean Ave, Patchogue NY on Friday Feb 19th at 9:45am James Farley Sr served this Local for many years as a stand up guy and James Farley Jr tries to continue his father`s legacy. Please keep the Farley family in your prayers Best Regards, John Mathisen
card number 3842 Comments:
Work Safe, Tyke
card number 000 Comments: CRUISES!! Did you know Norwegian Cruise Lines offers a union discount on almost all of their cruises? Union discounts range from 5% - 15%, and, on occasion, 30%! Discounts apply to 1st and 2nd passenger, and are applicable to active and retired members. Cruising from a home port is easy and affordable - without the hassle and expense of flying. Norwegian Cruise Lines sails out of New York, Boston, Miami, Port Canaveral, New Orleans, Los Angelos, and Seattle. There are many short 3-4 day cruises that go out of Miami - perfect for retired members who want a quick, inexpensive getaway!I come from a long line of hard-working Local 1 union members - my grandfather, my dad, uncles, and cousins are all proud members. Let me help you plan a memorable vacation at the right price. I work with Cruise Brothers, a well-known and highly respected family travel agency who specialize in cruising. Taking a cruise is one of the least expensive - and most fun -ways to travel, and is perfect for multi-generations. Cruises can accommodate those who may require wheelchairs, special diets, and other medical concerns. Call, e-mail, or visit my website at: http://BarbaraH.CruiseBrothers.com 631-758-4948 bhearne@optonline.net
card number Retired Comments: Times have changed. When I first started in Local 1, the foreman used to check for paid up cards and if you weren't paid up to date, he sent you to the hall. You went and pleaded your case to Karl Stork, John Green, Tom Connelly or Jim Kennedy. After a brief put down and a promise to pay within an agreed to time, usually a week, two at most., you went back to the job site. The foreman would then call the hall to confirm the arrangement, then and only then, you went back to work. You were docked for the hours you didn't work. It worked then, could it work now?
card number 2029 Comments: As brother Wody has said pay your dues..I was a stewart also in Otis and have been laid off for 8 months now.My dues are paid,why am i laid off,and its not a lack of knowledge,or hard work.I have 2 kids a 110 lb dog a wife and a big mortgage,but we all have too manage too pay the dues..I know its a big nut,but trust me you dont wanna be in my shoes or some other brothers or sisters that have been laid off this long...ITS NOT EASY..Work safe ev1.. John Ambusch
card number 75 Comments: what about the brothers that pay there dues and there still out of work.And on top of that theres non-union doing our work. What do you think of that brother.  If a brother doesnt pay there dues they don't dissrve to work.Its not that hard to pay your dues when you have a job.
card number 1285 Comments: Thank you Brother Wody. We could use more members like yourself. The real "scumbags" are the ones that don't pay their dues and look the other way when the Union's best interest is at stake. Keep up the good work. Rick crossnohere
card number 2848 Comments: As a Steward im asked to make sure my fellow Brothers have their dues paid,and all I have to say is we have quite a few WORKING Brothers who are passed due and im not talking 2 weeks, and I make a stink about it and I become a "scumbag" well F.U. pay your dues or go work for a scab outfit, they dont have dues, but they also make 8 dollars an hour,no benefits,and get spit on.We have alot of unemployed bros and sis who are paying their dues with pride. Sorry Im ranting I just had to say my piece. Thank You, Fraternally Yours Brother Jerry Wody
card number 000000000000000000000000000000 Comments: O OBLIVIOUS T TO I INDUSTRY S STANDARDS SAFETY FOR MONEY...IF IT COST $$$$$$$$$ YOUR S.O.L.
card number 2986 Comments: I apologize to any brothers and sisters who have been laid off and reading this post.I was sent away two weeks ago by some coward in a westchester region only to find out two days ago when I contacted him that I was actually laid off.This certain company has been plucking mechanics and helpers from various locations for employment while the rest of us got the axe.I did not realize we have lost this much. For the card holding brothers who are somewhat in charge I hope to see your name on the bench soon. I am glad this cherade is finally over.
card number 1179 Comments: Man falls to death in elevator shaft in Upper West Side buildingThursday, January 14th 2010, 4:00 AM A young worker plummeted down an elevator shaft to his death on the upper West Side on Wednesday, police said. The unidentified 24-year-old landed on top of the elevator, which was at or near the first floor of the six-story building on W.104th St., police and residents said. Resident Ary Weisman, 42, said cops told him the worker was on the sixth floor when he fell, shortly before 5:30 p.m. Cops ruled the man's death an accident and were investigating the possibility he may have been electrocuted before he fell. The dead man's co-worker, a 37-year-old elevator mechanic, was checking on the lift's power source, police said. Weisman said he was walking down the stairwell when he heard sickening banging sounds as the man tumbled down the shaft. "It was like nothing I had heard before," he said.Watching out for each other out there !!! Work Safe. Brother Moore
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card number 1824 Comments: Retirement Party for Charlie Hounsell and Jeff Zayas Sorry for such short notice. There will be a retirement party for Charlie Hounsell and Jeff Zayas on Friday January 29 from 6-9pm at Captain's Ketch 70 Pine Street and Pearl Street. Open bar and hot buffet at $70 per person. Please contact Joe Murray 917-295-9374 Eddie Moore 914-552-8851 Mike Murphy 917-335-9520 Jimmy Castle 201-538-9627 p.s. Please call so we can get approximate head count Thank You, Joe Murray
card number 2178 Comments: WOW! This morning i wake up proud to be a local#1 brother! The fund raiser last night was amazing. Looking around the room and seeing so many brothers there truly was a hall mark moment! Hats off to the brothers n sisters of local#1. Also special thanks too Schindler 12th ave office for your donations too. Now with that said......J-E-T-S...J-E-T-S...J-E-T-S!!!
card number Retired Comments: KEEPING HIS LEGACY ALIVE
“I love you and……
tell everybody I love them too.”
Robert F. Tipaldi 9/11/01
Robert f. tipaldi Memorial scholarship fundraiser
Dinner-Dance Friday, March 19, 2010 7:00pm Sirico’s Caterers 8017 13th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11228
To Benefit the Robert F. Tipaldi Memorial Scholarship Fund At Xaverian High School $110 per person includes open bar, Dinner, live entertainment, DJ and more.
If you would like to attend or make a donation, please contact Stella Lombardo at gmanlo54@aol.com
RSVP by February 14th
card number 1671 Comments: Greetings to everyone.  We at the Agnello home would love to wish all the brothers, sisters and their families a most Happy and Healthy New Year. This has been a tough year for many people and hopefully 2010 will be a much better year. Hoping that all the laid off brothers and sisters will be finding jobs in the VERY near future. Let's bring in the New Year safely. If you are going out, please be careful. Bless everyone and hopefully all of our troops will be home in 2010.With Love and Respect, Paul, Lori, Herbie and Mia Agnello
card number 14 Comments: Happy holidays to all of our Brothers and Sisters. Please keep all of our Brothers and Sisters who are going through some very difficult times in your prayers. Please also keep our TROOPS in your prayers. Semper Fi, The McCourt's 
card number 1671 Comments: Season Greetings to all. As always we hope this posting finds everyone is good health and spirits. We would like to wish all the brothers and sister of Local One and their families a VERY Merry Christmas. Enjoy your day and may peace be with you all. Let's not forget the troops that are still fighting for us. Hopefully 2010 will be the year they all come home to be with their loved ones.With Love, Lori, Paul, Herbie and Mia Agnello
card number 1347 Comments: Dear Brothers & sisters, Brother Colons message couldn't of been said better. Why should someones cup of bounty be full or overflowing when another is empty?? We all need to reach out to others less fortunate then ourselves ALL YEAR LONG! It was nice to read the appreciation of a fellow brother who was so grateful for the generous Toy Drive . We should never do anything for the thank you or the recognition, but because it's the right thing to do. I spoke to Billy Porter last week ( Billy was seriously injured and is in St. Charles hospital) When I got off the phone I WAS UPLIFTED by his spirit, although I never met Billy he is a glass half full man. We spoke about his son coming home from his first year @ Delaware University & all his kids. We spoke about how blessed he is to have a wonderful wife Paula. But the best part was how he was AMAZED at how many people have come to his aid ( not only Local 1 members but neighbors and friends and family), when things are good everyone is your friend . But through tragedy you really find out who cares about you. I would like to take a moment and ask everyone to pray for Billy & also remember what brother Colon said sometimes support is just a phone call away. I hope this message finds everyone doing well and in good spirits. Please take the time over the Holiday Season to be grateful , to be appreciative . Life is full of challenges (referring to brothers Colons post with the Companies stand on how to run their business) sometimes we feel they are not justified. But we need to respond to all of life challenges which is positive and not react which is negative. Continue to work safe and look after one another. If a brother comes to you for assistance or help reach out to him, don't look away , don't be part of the problem , be part of the solution. Merry Christmas , Happy Hanukkah and a Happy & Healthy New Year to all Local One members & your family & friends!!! God Bless! Respectfully Submitted Brother Brian Link |
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