Eisboch wrote:

"HK" wrote in message
...
...to me.

I know most of you won't care, but a couple of you might...

I'll be celebrating two anniversaries this year with the two unions in
which I hold membership...

Twenty Five Years as a full dues-paying member with one union, and

Thirty Five Years as a member of another union.

Non-competing unions. Never a break in service.

I'm on "inactive" status with the second union, but still pay a
reduced rate annual dues of a couple hundred dollars, and I am proud
to do so.

I'll be a full retiree with my 25-year-member union shortly, and will
only pay "social dues" to my local from now on. That covers my
contribution for the monthly get-together meal and our annual bull roast.

The years, they just flew by. :)


Congratulations. I know it's meaningful to you.

Eisboch


Yeah... creaky as I am.

HK wrote:
Eisboch wrote:

"HK" wrote in message
...
...to me.

I know most of you won't care, but a couple of you might...

I'll be celebrating two anniversaries this year with the two unions
in which I hold membership...

Twenty Five Years as a full dues-paying member with one union, and

Thirty Five Years as a member of another union.

Non-competing unions. Never a break in service.

I'm on "inactive" status with the second union, but still pay a
reduced rate annual dues of a couple hundred dollars, and I am proud
to do so.

I'll be a full retiree with my 25-year-member union shortly, and will
only pay "social dues" to my local from now on. That covers my
contribution for the monthly get-together meal and our annual bull
roast.

The years, they just flew by. :)


Congratulations. I know it's meaningful to you.

Eisboch


Yeah... creaky as I am.

Harry makes it sound like important that he held his union card. He
used the union card to be able to get their health insurance benefit. I
too have paid for my health insurance for many years, but I have never
thought it as an Anniversary.