February 2005 Retiree News

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1199SEIU Retired Members Division
BULLETIN
MARCH/APRIL 2008
330 West 42nd St. n New York NY 10036 n (646) 473-8666 n www.1199SEIUBenefits.org
Staying Healthy
With Your 1199SEIU Retired Members Division
One of the key ingredients of a healthy retirement is staying physically and mentally active, and what better way to
stay active than to do it along with your retired 1199SEIU brothers and sisters?
Many of you have told us that you want more fitness classes through the Retired Members Division, so we’ve added
Tai Chi to our regular class schedule. Tai Chi uses gentle, flowing movements that can help you grow stronger and
improve your balance – preventing the falls that we may experience
more as we age. And because Tai Chi is slow-paced and low impact,
Retiree Fitness Classes
it’s a good exercise option for seniors and for people of all ability
levels. The Tai Chi classes began on Thursday, March 6 and will
Tai Chi
Thursdays – 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
continue on Thursdays from 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM and on Fridays
Fridays – 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
from 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM. It’s not too late to join now.
In addition to Tai Chi, you can take advantage of our popular yoga
classes from 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM on Thursdays and dance classes
from 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM on Fridays. All retirees are welcome to join
us. And if you can’t attend one of these classes, you can still get great
benefits from any type of physical activity you choose. Even a simple
but regular walking regimen will build your muscles and help to slow or
prevent bone loss. Start a walking club with some of the 1199SEIU retirees
the benefits of exercise!
Yoga
Thursdays – 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Dance
Fridays – 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
in your neighborhood, and start feeling
So come on in and try our fitness classes. Learn to move easier and feel stronger just by walking in your
neighborhood. Don’t forget to check with your doctor before beginning a new exercise program.
And, of course, continue to enjoy our other classes as well – literature, photography, drama – and the list goes on
and on. For a complete list of Retired Members Division classes, check page 4 of your Bulletin. And if there are any
new classes that you would like to see, just let us know!
In this
issue
Retiree 04.08 Bulletin GNY-HC.indd 1
Page 2 − 1199SEIU RMD President’s Message
Page 3 − 1199SEIU Benefit & Pension Funds
Executive Director’s Message
Page 4 − NYC Calendar of Events
Page 5 − Page 6 − Page 7 − Page 8 − Out-of-State Retiree Chapters
Health Page
Activist Page – 1199SEIU President’s Message
Upcoming Events/Trips
3/6/08 4:19:45 PM
1199SEIU RMD
President’s Message
Mensaje Del Presidente
John Perkins
Dear Sisters and Brothers,
Queridos Hermanos y Hermanas,
As Union members for so many years,
we know how important it is to keep
our minds and bodies active. But it’s
also important to stay active socially
and politically. And in this historic
election year, it’s more important than
ever that we stay active with our Retired Members Division and our Union.
Each month at our Chapter meetings,
we’ll be talking about how you can
get and stay involved, so if you’re
not already coming to your Chapter
meeting, now is the time to start. You
should also keep an eye on your mail
for important information from our
Funds and our Union.
Como miembros del Sindicato por tantos
años, todos sabemos cuán importante es
mantener nuestras mentes y cuerpos en
actividad. Pero también es importante
mantenernos activos política y socialmente.
Y en este histórico año de elecciones, es
más importante que nunca que estemos
activos a través de nuestra División de
Miembros Jubilados y nuestro Sindicato.
Cada mes, en nuestras reuniones de
agrupaciones hablaremos acerca de
cómo pueden involucrarse y mantenerse
involucrados, por lo que si alguno de
ustedes no ha asistido aún a nuestras
reuniones de agrupaciones, ya es tiempo
de comenzar a hacerlo. También deben
estar al tanto de la correspondencia que
reciban de nuestros Fondos y nuestro
Sindicato con importante información.
Besides important information about
our benefits and our Union’s activities,
each of our Chapter meetings features
a special topic on issues that affect
our lives. In the next few meetings,
we will be talking about some of the
health issues that we need to look out
for in our golden years, from diabetes
to skin care to cancer screenings. And
our monthly General Meetings at the
Retired Members Division focus on a
different topic important to seniors, so
be sure to join us at that meeting too,
on the last Thursday of each month.
Además de brindar información importante
sobre nuestros beneficios y las actividades
de nuestro Sindicato, cada una de nuestras
reuniones de agrupaciones aborda temas
específicos que afectan nuestras vidas. En
las próximas reuniones hablaremos sobre
algunos de los problemas relacionados
con la salud que necesitamos tener en
cuenta durante nuestros años dorados,
desde la diabetes hasta el cuidado de
la piel y exámenes para detectar el
cáncer. Y nuestras Reuniones Generales
mensuales en la División de Miembros
Jubilados enfatizan en diferentes tópicos
de importancia para los adultos mayores,
así que no deje de asistir también a estas
reuniones el último jueves de cada mes.
Finally, since March is Women’s History month, I urge all of our brothers
and sisters to take time to celebrate
the women in our lives – the mothers,
sisters, wives and daughters – and of
course let us celebrate our retired sisters who helped to build our Union,
as well as our working sisters who are
keeping it a strong and active force.
Por último, ya que el mes de marzo está
dedicado históricamente a la mujer,
instamos a todos nuestros compañeros
y compañeras a celebrar la presencia
de las mujeres en nuestras vidas:
madres, hermanas, esposas e hijas, y por
supuesto celebremos también a nuestras
compañeras jubiladas que han ayudado
a edificar nuestro Sindicato, así como
nuestras compañeras trabajadoras que
se han mantenido como una fuerza
laboral activa y de vital importancia.
And remember – come to your regular
meetings so that you can stay as active as you were before you retired. I’m
looking forward to seeing you there.
En solidariedad,
John Perkins
John Perkins
Harlem Blues
and Jazz Band
Thursday, April 24
2:00 PM
Retired Members Division
330 West 42nd Street
9th Floor
Seating is limited
Please RSVP
to Peter Rosario
at (646) 473-8761.
Sponsored by
HealthCare Partners, IPA
Meeting Topics
April
Chapter Meetings:
Diabetes and Foot Health –
"Get On the Good Foot"
General Meeting:
Harlem Blues and Jazz
Band Concert
May
Chapter Meetings:
Protecting the Skin You're In
General Meeting:
Seniors Caring For Seniors
Y recuerden, asistan a nuestras reuniones
regulares para que puedan mantenerse tan
activos como cuando estaban trabajando
antes de la jubilación. Esperamos verlos allí.
In Solidarity,
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Free Concert
QUESTIONS? CALL: (646) 473-8666 • OUTSIDE NYC: (800) 892-2557
3/6/08 4:19:46 PM
A Message from
Un Mensaje de
Mitra Behroozi
Executive Director of the 1199SEIU Benefit and Pension Funds
La Directora Ejecutiva del Fondo de Beneficios y Pensiones de 1199SEIU
Dear Retired Member,
Querido Miembro Jubilado
It was such a pleasure to meet so many
of you at our Florida Retiree Banquet this
month. Each year since I became Executive Director, the numbers at our events in
New York City, Florida and the Carolinas
keep growing and growing. Today, more
than 60,000 1199SEIU retirees are enjoying steady pensions and health benefits
through the Benefit and Pension Funds.
We are proud to be providing you with
the retirement security you have earned,
and that you deserve.
Fue realmente un gran placer reunirme con
muchos de ustedes en nuestro Banquete de
Jubilados de la Florida este mes. Cada
año, desde que asumo el cargo de Directora Ejecutiva, el número de participantes
en nuestros eventos de la ciudad de Nueva
York, Florida y las Carolinas se mantiene
siempre en aumento. Hoy en día, más de
60,000 jubilados de 1199SEIU disfrutan de
pensiones y beneficios de salud estables
a través de los Fondos de Beneficios
y Pensiones. Estamos orgullosos de
proporcionarle la seguridad durante la
jubilación que usted se ha ganado y
que merece.
As you know from the news, 1199SEIU
retirees enjoy a singular package of benefits. Few other workers – even unionized
workers – still have defined pension benefits, and even fewer have health coverage with no deductibles and minimal
co-pays. But 1199SEIU retirees are special, and together with the Union, we’re
fighting to keep it that way. We want you
to know that you can always count on us
to keep you healthy and secure in your
retirement. After all, we only have one
priority – you.
Como ha sido informado y usted ya
sabe, los jubilados de 1199SEIU disfrutan
de un paquete de beneficios único.
Pocos trabajadores, incluso trabajadores
sindicalizados, aún poseen beneficios
de pensión definidos, y todavía menos
poseen cobertura de salud sin deducibles
y con copagos mínimos. Pero los jubilados
de 1199SEIU son especiales, y estamos
luchando junto con el Sindicato para que
siga así. Queremos que sepa que usted
siempre puede contar con nosotros para
mantenerse seguro y saludable en su
jubilación. Después de todo, tenemos sólo
una prioridad: usted.
That’s why I encourage you to take advantage of all the services we offer. Get
involved with our chapters in New York,
Florida and the Carolinas. Take classes
and go on trips through our Retired Members Division. Stay fit with our Tai Chi,
yoga and dance classes. And call us
any time you have questions about your
health or pension benefits. We’re here for
you, and you can count on us.
Es por eso que le animo a que aproveche
todos estos servicios que ofrecemos.
Manténgase involucrado en las actividades
de nuestras agrupaciones en Nueva York,
Florida y las Carolinas. Tome cursos
y aproveche las excursiones que ofrece
nuestra División de Miembros Jubilados.
Manténgase en forma con nuestras clases
de Tai Chi, yoga y baile. Y llámenos
cada vez que tenga preguntas acerca
de sus beneficios de salud o de pensión.
Trabajamos para usted y puede contar
con nosotros.
Sincerely,
Sinceramente,
Movie Series
Wednesday, April 2
12:45 PM to 2:45 PM
“Humoresque” (1946)
Joan Crawford
Wednesday, April 23
12:45 PM to 2:45 PM
“A Stolen Life” (1946)
Bette Davis
1199SEIU RMD
330 West 42nd Street, 9th Floor
For more information,
contact the RMD Main Office
at (646) 473-8666.
Vision/Hearing
Screening
Friday, April 18
10:00 AM to12:00 PM
First come, first served
1199SEIU RMD
9th Floor
Shakespeare
Literature Class
Tuesdays
12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
Currently:
“The Taming of the Shrew”
Coming next:
“Midsummer Night’s Dream”
1199SEIU RMD
9th Floor
Contacting the Fund
Just Got Easier
To make it easier for you to
contact the Fund, we have
created a toll-free number
for all out-of-state retirees.
Call (800) 892-2557 for any
questions about your benefits.
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NYC APRIL CALENDAR & CHAPTER MEETINGS
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Photography
Drama Class
Art Class
Shakespeare Class
Discussion Group
7
8
10:30–11:30 Opera Appreciation Class 9:30–12
12–1
Art History
10:30–12
12–3
12:30–1:30
1:30–3
Photography
Drama Class
Art Class
Shakespeare Class
Discussion Group
14
15
12–1
Art History
10:30–12
12–3
12:30–1:30
1:30–3
Photography
Drama Class
Art Class
Shakespeare Class
Discussion Group
21
22
12–1
Art History
10:30–12
12–3
12:30–1:30
1:30–3
Photography
Drama Class
Art Class
Shakespeare Class
Discussion Group
28
29
12–1
Art History
10:30–12
12–3
12:30–1:30
1:30–3
Photography
Drama Class
Art Class
Shakespeare Class
Discussion Group
NEW HYDE PARK
ELEANOR TILSON CHAPTER
L.I.J. Schneider Children’s Hospital
Teaching Center
269-01 76th Ave.
Tuesday, April 15
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
QUEENS - ST. ALBANS CHAPTER
Guy Brewer Democratic Club
197-01 Linden Blvd.
Tuesday, April 22
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
HICKSVILLE
MILTON KONOWE CHAPTER
1199SEIU Hicksville Office
100 Duffy Avenue
Wednesday, April 16
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
2
10–12
10–12
12:30–4:30
12:45
1–4
Choral Group
Knitting & Crocheting (Beg)
Knitting & Crocheting (Int/Adv)
Movie Series
Knitting & Crocheting (Bklyn)
9
10–12
10–12
12:30–4:30
1–4
Choral Group
16
10–12
12:30–4:30
1–4
23
10–12
10–12
12:30–4:30
12:45
1–4
30
10–12
10–12
12:30–4:30
1–4
THURSDAY
3
10–11
11–12
12
3–5
3–5
Tai Chi
Yoga
Lunch Club
Arts & Crafts
Sewing
10
10–11
11–12
12
3–5
3–5
Tai Chi
Yoga
Lunch Club
Arts & Crafts
Sewing
FRIDAY
4
9–10
10–12
1–2
Tai Chi
Quilting Class
Dance Class
11
9–10
10–12
1–2
Tai Chi
Quilting Class
Dance Class
17
10–11
Knitting & Crocheting (Int/Adv) 11–12
12
1
3–5
3–5
Tai Chi
Yoga
Lunch Club
Birthday Party
Arts & Crafts
Sewing
18
9–10
10–12
10–12
24
Choral Group
9–12
12
Knitting & Crocheting (Int/Adv) 2
Movie Series
3–5
3–5
25
Executive Meeting
9–10
Lunch Club
10–12
General Meeting:
1–2
Harlem Blues and Jazz
Band Concert
Arts & Crafts
Sewing
1–2
Tai Chi
Quilting Class
Vision/Hearing
Screening
Dance Class
Tai Chi
Quilting Class
Dance Class
Choral Group
NORTH BRONX
BERNARD MINTER CHAPTER
Holy Rosary Church
1510 Adee Avenue
Tuesday, April 8
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
BRONX - JOSEPH JAMES CHAPTER
1199SEIU Healthcare & Education Center
2501 Grand Concourse, Room 301
Friday, April 11
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
EAST HARLEM
LEON DAVIS CHAPTER
Casita Maria Senior Center
55 East 102nd St.
Friday, April 25
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
*Sponsored by HealthCare Partners, IPA
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9:30–12
10:30–12
12–3
12:30–1:30
1:30–3
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All classes are open to retirees and free of charge.
BROOKLYN
MATTIE SMALL CHAPTER
(Brooklyn Cluster)
25 Elm Place
(Bet. Fulton and Livingston Sts.)
Friday, April 18
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
BROOKLYN
MARSHALL DUBIN CHAPTER
Brooklyn College - Student Center
2nd Floor
East 27th St. & Campus Road
Wednesday, April 16
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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OUT-OF-STATE RETIREES
FLORIDA NOTES
FLORIDA CHAPTERS
•
West Palm Beach Chapter
Wednesday, April 2 – 10:00 AM
Jewish Community Center (JCC)
3151 North Military Trail
West Palm Beach
•
Broward – Leon Davis Chapter
Tuesday, April 8 – 12:00 Noon
Tamarac Public Library
8701 West Commercial Blvd.
Tamarac
•
South Palm Beach Chapter
Thursday, April 10 – 10:00 am
Temple Emeth
5780 W. Atlantic Avenue
Delray Beach
•
Miami-Dade – Ossie Davis Chapter
Friday, April 11 – 10:30 am
North Miami Beach Public Library
1601 NE 164th Street
North Miami Beach
•
Downtown Orlando Chapter
Local 8 SEIU Headquarters
7001 Lake Ellenor Drive
(Tarragon Building off W. Lancaster Dr.)
Orlando
•
Orlando – Casselberry Chapter
Thursday, April 17 – 11:00 AM
Casselberry Public Library
215 North Oxford Road
Casselberry
•
Port St. Lucie Chapter
Port St. Lucie Community Center
2195 SE Airoso Blvd.
Port St. Lucie
I’m happy to report that our Annual Retiree
Banquet on March 17 was a great success. The
many attendees enjoyed an entertaining
and informative program, so be sure to look for
stories and pictures about the day’s activities in
the next Bulletin.
But you don’t have to wait until the next banquet
to get involved. Come to our next monthly chapter
meeting to get up-to-date benefit information as
well as to hear from informative speakers on
health-related issues, educational programs, local
politics, social events and community services.
Our goal is to continue to build retiree chapters
*Sponsored by HealthCare Partners, IPA
all over the state, and so we welcome the many
retirees who have moved to Florida. It is wonderful
to meet you at our chapter meetings!
Remember that we are always available to
answer your questions or listen to your concerns
regarding your benefits.
Sincerely,
Marilyn Silverberg
For information about Florida chapter meetings,
contact Marilyn Silverberg:
Toll-free: (877) 369-8340; Fax: (561) 369-8342
In Palm Beach County: (561) 369-8340
8775 Via Tuscany Drive, Boynton Beach, FL 33472
NORTH & SOUTH CAROLINAS CHAPTER
•
Friday, April 18
9:30 AM – 12 Noon
Birnie Hope Center
210 South Purdy Street
Sumter, South Carolina
For more information, contact
Nonnie B. Perry at (803) 481-0475.
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HEALTH PAGE
Navigating Medicare Part B:
How to File Your Medicare Part B
Reimbursement Form with the National
Benefit Fund
Many National Benefit Fund* retirees
who receive health benefits through the
Benefit Fund are eligible for reimbursement
of 50 percent of your Medicare Part B
premium. And since you can only apply
for reimbursement twice a year, make sure
you’re reimbursed in a timely fashion by
remembering to fill out your reimbursement
form accurately!
When filing your Medicare Part B
Reimbursement Forms with the Benefit Fund,
make sure that you indicate on the form the
number of months you are claiming benefits
for, as well as the dollar amount of these
benefits. This is one mistake that many
members make when filing their forms with
us, and it can delay your reimbursement.
The months are listed on the Medicare
Reimbursement Form in Questions 8 &
9 in the boxes labeled January through
December. Simply check off the months/
boxes that you are claiming benefits for
and list the total reimbursement you’re
claiming in the spaces below. You can also
use the same form for your spouse – just
fill out his or her information and include
the Social Security number. If this is the first
time you are requesting this benefit, attach
a copy of your Medicare Part B insurance
card so we can verify the effective date.
If you need a Medicare Reimbursement
Form, you can download it online at
www.1199SEIUBenefits.org, pick one up at a
Benefit Fund office or request one by mail by
calling (646) 473-8666.
Remember this National Benefit Fund
tip and avoid delays in your Medicare
reimbursement!
*Greater New York and Home Care
members are not eligible for this benefit.
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From the desk of the fund’s medical Director
Dr. Celia Shmukler, MD
Staying Healthy with Regular
Cancer Screenings
The Benefit Fund’s Protecting Our Health program urges members to develop a
relationship with their primary care physician and to schedule regular preventive
cancer screenings. Working together with your doctor will strengthen your
relationship and empower you to take control of your health.
In the past decade, more and more people have been successfully beating a
cancer diagnosis – but early detection is key. Preventive screenings are important
because they can help detect cancer in the early stages, sometimes before
you even have symptoms, when treatment can be less aggressive. In fact, the
American Cancer Society recently released an alarming new study that found
that people who are uninsured – and miss preventive screenings as a result –
tend to have more advanced cancers that may be harder to survive when they
are finally detected. But those of you who receive retiree medical benefits should
never have to go through that. Even if you do not receive health benefits through
your Benefit Fund, Medicare also covers cancer screenings. Take advantage of
the regular cancer screenings your coverage provides.
And of course, don’t underestimate the impact that lifestyle changes can have in
helping to prevent cancer. Eating a healthy, low-fat diet, exercising regularly and
quitting smoking can all reduce your risk.
Here’s a list of common screenings and recommendations for when to be screened:
Women
Breast Cancer
• Self breast examination – Every month
• Clinical breast examination – Every year
• Mammogram – Every year after age 40
Cervical Cancer
PAP test – After age 30, every two to three years if you’ve had three normal
Pap tests. After age 70, if you have had three normal Pap tests in a row and no
abnormal tests for 10 years, you do not need to continue these tests.
Men
Prostate Cancer – Digital rectal exam and PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) every
year after age 50
Men and Women
Colorectal cancer – Beginning at age 50 – there are several types of screenings;
check with your doctor about frequency
Skin Cancer – Every year after age 40 – clinical skin examination as part of your checkup
Sources: American Academy of Family Physicians, American Cancer Society,
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Of course this list is just a general guideline. You should always consult with your
primary care physician to determine what’s best for you. To read more about
other preventive screenings for conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes
and high cholesterol, go to the Protecting Our Health link on our Funds’ website
at www.1199SEIUBenefits.org.
Correction: The Dedicated 1199SEIU HIP VIP Phone Line
In the last issue of this Bulletin, we inadvertently gave you the incorrect telephone
number for HIP’s dedicated line for HIP retirees. For questions about your 1199SEIU
HIP VIP coverage, please call (877) HIP-1199, Monday through Friday from
8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
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Activist page
A Message from
George Gresham
PRESIDENT, 1199SEIU UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS EAST
Dear Sisters and Brothers,
As you probably know by now, 1199SEIU has thrown its full
weight and energies into supporting Senator Barack Obama for
the Democratic nomination for President. In the previous issue of
the Retired Members Bulletin, we informed you of our endorsement
for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. Let me explain.
We belong to the Service Employees International Union
(SEIU). Last fall, when the SEIU leadership—of which we are
part—met to make an endorsement, no candidate received
the support of Locals representing a combined 60 percent
of the membership, which is the threshold for making an
endorsement. As a result, it was left to the SEIU Locals in each
state to endorse.
Many decided to endorse John Edwards. Several endorsed
Barack Obama. We endorsed Hillary Clinton. All three are
friends of our Union and it was a difficult decision but our sister
Locals in New York also wanted to endorse our own Senator.
After John Edwards dropped out of the race, and Barack
Obama won several primary elections and caucuses in a
row in February, SEIU President Andy Stern called upon the
International leadership to reconsider its position. All national
polls indicated that Sen. Obama was the best bet to defeat
John McCain, the presumed Republican candidate.
RETIRED MEMBERS DIVISION
DUES CHECKOFF AUTHORIZATION
Our primary goal for November has always been to end
the rightwing Republican rule that has been so disastrous
for working people, and for our country and the world. A
consensus quickly developed among the SEIU leadership that
we should endorse Barack Obama. We in 1199SEIU did not
want to stand in the way of this decision but, out of respect for
Sen. Clinton, we abstained in the vote.
In the end, there was unanimity that Senator Obama should
receive our endorsement and all of the energies and resources
at our disposal to win the Democratic nomination and, in
November, to win the general election.
We are counting on you, our retired members, to help us lead
the way on this. In the Fall, we will be calling on you to be
involved in the campaign in a major way. In the meantime,
this is a chance for you to help keep our Union strong by
signing up to voluntarily contribute $5 a month as dues. No
$5 is better spent. Thanks in advance for your support.
In Solidarity,
This authorization is voluntarily made and may be revoked at any time. I
understand that I am not required to sign this authorization form and pay
these dues in order for me to receive my pension. This authorization shall
remain in full force and effect until revoked by me in writing.
Fill in all areas
To have your union dues deducted automatically from your pension check,
please clip this coupon and return it to:
1199SEIU – Retiree Dues
310 West 43rd Street
New York NY 10036
I hereby authorize 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East (the “Union”)
to file this checkoff authorization on my behalf with my pension plan and
hereby direct my plan to withhold (check one of the following:)
❑ $5 per month
or
❑ Other amount: $_______________/per month
from my pension benefit payment and to forward that amount to the Union,
so that I may continue to be considered a member in good standing of the
Retirees Division of 1199SEIU.
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Standard Class Mail
U.S. Postage
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Permit No. 3700
1199SEIU Benefit and Pension Funds
New York NY 10036-6977
UPCOMING EVENTS/TRIPS
Atlantic City – Claridge Casino
Monday, April 21
Pay $20 – Get $18 Back
Manhattan – 9:00 AM
1199SEIU – 310 W. 43rd Street
(Bet. 8th and 9th Aves.)
Vianka Biales (646) 473-8756
Brooklyn – 8:30 AM
Brooklyn Cluster – 25 Elm Place
(Bet. Fulton & Livingston Sts.)
Lena Hayes (718) 624-1363
St. Albans – 8:30 AM
197-01 Linden Boulevard
Clifton Rutherford (718) 657-8348
Brooklyn – 8:30 AM
Brooklyn College
East 27th St. and Campus Road
Juanita Minton (718) 938-4412
ALL PAYMENTS MUST BE MADE BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER ONLY. For ALL TRIP reservations and information contact Vianka Biales at (646) 473-8756.
While the RMD is happy to help make these trips available to 1199SEIU retirees, these trips are not a Fund benefit.
The 1199SEIU Funds are not responsible for transportation, food, lodging or any of the activities that occur during the trip.
3/6/08 4:19:53 PM

February 2005 Retiree News

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