Group would share experiences, stay involved politically
WHEN BOILERMAKERS RETIRE, they take with them a wealth of experience, skills, and knowledge. Retired Local 30 (Greensboro, N.C.) member Richard Barber asks,
Why not put those attributes to good use for the benefit of the Brotherhood and all working families?
Barber has begun exploring the possibility of forming a national retired Boilermakers organization to augment the work of local lodge retiree groups. He wants to measure the level of interest retirees may have in participating. The activities and organizational structure of such an organization have not yet been identified, but Barber believes staying involved politically would be one key component.
Any Boilermaker retiree, soon-to-be retiree, or existing local lodge retiree club interested in forming a national retiree organization may contact Barber at rbarberjr@carolina.rr.com.
