Trouble is in the land confusion all aroundвЂ¦ But I know, somehow, that only when it is dark enough can you see the stars.вЂќ In the Great Pandemic that befell our planet, our country, our city and neighborhoods, the men and women of Transport Workers Union Local 100 kept our city moving, and fighting for survival. spoke about perseverance and hope, struggle and faith, and Civil Rights marchers being beacons of light in times of seemingly endless darkness. In his historic and final speech in Memphis on April 3, 1968, the Rev. The LED lights embedded in the plaque mark the work and reporting locations of our fallen heroes, creating a constellation that highlights their heroism, our loss, and their permanent residency in our hearts. Garrett helped passengers evacuate before he was overwhelmed by smoke from the blaze. TO Goble was killed when an arsonist lit a fire on his train in Harlem during the pandemic. The only exception is Train Operator Garrett Goble. The Memorial Plaque - The Memorial Plaque features the engraved names and titles of Local 100 members who died after contracting a confirmed case of Covid-19. HereвЂ™s some information about Memorial Plaque and Memorial Painting now on display on the third floor at 195 Montague St. The Union will be posting additional photos and video in the coming days. Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and New York State Attorney General Letitia James joined Local 100 President Tony Utano, the other top officers of the union, and more than 50 family members who lost a loved one to the virus for the event. SEPTEMBER 30 - TWU Local 100 unveiled today our permanent memorial to the members we lost to Covid-19 in a moving ceremony at the Union Hall. ValdemoreвЂ™s wife, Shatisha, during this difficult time, was able to jokingly share with us that not only did she love her husband, she actually liked him a lot! His in-laws told Local 100 that ValdemoreвЂ™s family was his life and everything else came second as far as what was important to him. Shatisha stated her husband loved his job and his MTA family.Д«rother Richardson was an honorable family man who loved and cherished his family and wanted nothing more but the best for them. CED VP Shirley Martin also described Brother Richardson as a well-liked individual who will truly be missed by his co-workers.Д«rother Richardson leaves behind his wife, Shatisha Richardson daughter Summer Rayne, 6 years old and two children he lovingly called his вЂњbonus childrenвЂќ Kayla Jade, 18 years old and Chase Anthony, 13 years old. Stations VP Robert Kelley who has been assisting the Richardson family during this difficult time, described Brother Richardson as a world-class husband and loving father. Brother Richardson was in the process of purchasing a home in Mountainville, NY, when he unexpectedly passed away on Monday, October 4th. The Union is mourning the passing of Valdemore Richardson, age 49, a Terminal Cleaner who worked at the Stillwell Terminal on the A.M.

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