December 21, 2018 Holiday Meeting Update
December 21, 2018, Holiday Party / Meeting
Please join us at our annual Holiday Party/Meeting On December 21, 2018. As per past practice, in coordination with The Fraternal Order of Woodworkers, we will be getting together on the third floor at 4:30 , The Playwright, 202 W 49th St, New York, NY 10019. There will be raffles, refreshments, food and music to usher in the 2018 Holiday Season. All are welcome and we encourage members to bring in a used woodworking tool in good condition we can present to Apprentices. We look forward to seeing you continuing uniting
Brothers and Sisters in our Union.
Please note that this event will take the place of the December 12, 2018 scheduled meeting.
About Us
A Brief History
The New York City District Council Retiree’s Guild was chartered in September, 2015. The Guild represents nine local unions in the five boroughs of New York City. The Retiree’s Carpenters Guild (RCG) invites all eligible retirees to join the Guild and enjoy the various events throughout the year.
The object of the Club is to promote the common interests of retirees from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters of America by initiating and implementing educational, community, and social activities of interests to its membership.
New York City District Council Retiree’s Guild Officers
President – Bill Walsh
Vice President – John Diaz
Recording Secretary – Marc Rodriguez
Secretary/ Treasurer – Walter Clayton
Trustee – Robert Ramirez
Warden - Mark Tessar
Communications - Elliot Wengersky
Maintaining Ties and Apprentice Mentoring
The Guild exists to foster and maintain ties among us, keep informed of policies affecting our well-being, provide a communication channel with the New York City District Council, and offer interesting social and recreational activities. Over numerous years of service, our members have learned what makes this Union great, shared their knowledge and experience so apprentices could learn the
proud trade of Union Carpentry.
Generations of Carpenters passing on tradition constructing New York City’s buildings and infrastructure. We will always be grateful to those who served before us and look forward
to passing on our tradition.