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Margaret Pierce, Regional Manager from Scarborough Alliance will present two webinars for IBEW members on Monday August 26th and Thursday August 29th, 6pm. She will review the current Verizon S-EIPP offer and the IBEW Qualified plan that is available to IBEW members when they retire.
See registration below:
Effective September 5, 2024 the IBEW Local 2322 Monthly Meetings will be held at our Union Office at 5:30 PM.
Thank You!
Join us in our 6th Annual Cornhole Tournament to benefit the IBEW Local 2322 Benevolent Fund.
This is a fun event in a great atmosphere. You don't need to play to attend, all are welcome. Come support our cause and hang out with some friends. There will be raffles, food, band at 3 after the festivities are over.
Rain of Shine - event is moved inside if weather is not favorable
All proceeds go towards our efforts to help the local community and members in need.
Details in flyer below
Scan or click QR code to donate
Navigating the 2024 Financial Landscape
Presented by Margaret Pierce, CFP, AIFA, MBA, Scarborough Alliance
Tuesday, June 18, 2024 6:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time 1 hour
Select link below to register
Congratulations to all Officers of IBEW Local 2322!!
Download: Nomination Results Letter 2024.pdf
Applications are now available for the 2024 Derrick M. Rose Toolship.
Please see details below, application is attached.
Download: 2024 Annual Derrick Rose Toolship.pdf
Applications are now available for the 2024 IBEW Local 2322 Benevolent Fund Annual Scholarship.
Please see details below, application is attached.
Download: 2024 Annual Scholarship Application.pdf
Edward Hastings Obituary
Edward “Eddie” Vincent Hastings, 61, of Canton, formerly of West Roxbury passed away suddenly in his home on December 26th, 2023.
Eddie was born the second of six children to Nancy Hastings and the late Edward Hastings Sr. He was raised in St. Joseph’s Parish in Hyde Park. He met the love of his life, Ann Marie, in 1981 while working at Edward’s Food Warehouse in Hyde Park and they shared a beautiful 35 years of marriage together. His love for and devotion to his wife was evident to anyone who knew them and he was endlessly proud of his three children, Keri, Pat and Erin.
Right out of high school in 1981, Eddie took a job with New England Telephone company (now Verizon), beginning a career that would span more than 40 years. He started in the mailroom, and step by step worked his way up to Business agent, where he worked tirelessly advocating for the membership before finally assuming the role as President of IBEW local 2222 in 2015, proudly leading his union, until his retirement earlier this month.
Outside of work, he was a devout volunteer, who truly dedicated his life to helping others. Eddie was involved in too many charities and organizations to list, but he was most passionate about My Brother’s Keeper, the Holy Cross Retreat house, and he was a friend of Bill. He touched the lives of everyone he met and made a positive impact on each person that crossed his path.
Prior to his illness, Eddie was an avid runner, running multiple marathons a year. He loved being a part of the Parkway Running Club. He always brought the laughs and jokes, made sure everyone had someone to run with, no matter their pace. Ed made sure everyone felt part of the group, and was always there to talk about any more serious problems that someone was facing in their lives.
This encompasses how Eddie was in every facet of life. He was a loyal husband, devoted son, father, brother and friend to so many, who would do anything for anyone at any time. He was a man of strong faith and who saw the good in everyone. His faith was infectious and he lived to share it with others.
May each of us find comfort in knowing the absolute strength and conviction of Ed’s faith has ensured that he is now experiencing a profound peace and joy that we all know he deserves.
Eddie was predeceased by his father, Edward Vincent Hastings Sr., and brother Paul Francis Hastings. He is survived by his loving wife Ann Marie Hastings of Canton, his mother, Nancy Hastings, his sisters, Kathleen Hastings, Mary and her husband Francis Hernon, and Patricia and her husband Michael Yanchuk, all of Norwood, Elaine and her husband Thomas Gately of Walpole, and his children, Kerianne and her husband Riley Beath of Norwood, Patrick Hastings of Virginia, Erin and her husband Peter Sweeney of Charlestown. Eddie is also survived by his mother in law, Ann Sweeney of Roslindale, his sisters and brothers in law, Kevin and Marina Sweeney of Foxboro, Patricia and James Bray of Norfolk, Kathleen and Greg Sheehan of Lexington and Sheila Sweeney of Foxboro and many loving nieces and nephews.
Visiting hours will be held on Monday January 1, from 2:00 to 7:00 pm in The Holy Name Church, 1689 Centre St. West Roxbury. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in The Holy Name Church on Tuesday January 2, at 10:00 am. Please go directly to church.
Interment St. Joseph Cemetery, West Roxbury.
For full obituary please visit lawlerfuneralhome.com.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Eddie’s memory to My Brother’s Keeper PO Box 338 Easton, MA 02356. www.mybrotherskeeper.org
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The Annual AFL-CIO Scholarship and Labor Education Program is in its 65th year. Through the program, the Massachusetts AFL-CIO and affiliated unions are proud to award financial resources to high school students pursuing trade union programs or college/university study. The Massachusetts AFL-CIO administers half a million dollars of scholarship awards on behalf of unions and labor councils throughout the state. Individual awards range from $500 to $16,000.
The T-6 and Verizon have reached an agreement to allow all over subscriptions to take the EIPP with same off premise date as volunteers of December 3, 2023.
All over subscriptions will be back filled in the coming weeks.
Congratulations to all upcoming retirees, and best of luck on your next chapter!!
Please support local families in need this Thanksgiving and join the IBEW Local 2322 Benevolent Fund for our 5th Annual Thanksgiving Feed-A-Family Event
We will be distributing full Thanksgiving meals to over 100 families throughout Southeastern MA on Sunday November 19, 2023
Donations and volunteers are needed to feed as many families as possible this year.
See details below to volunteer and donate