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4 Unit News Central Ohio Retired Firefighters

Chapter Twelve

www.centrohretfirefighters.com [email protected]

June/July 2018

WHAT’S INSIDE Page 3 - President’s Report, Chaplain’s Corner Page 4 –April Minutes Page 5 - May Minutes Page 9 - - Birthdays Aug/Sept Pages 11 Good & Wel-fare Page - 15 - Applica-tion/Dues Form

Annual 4 Unit Banquet

Local 67, 379 W. Broad St. Columbus, Ohio

Thursday, June 21, 2018 Social Hour 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Supper 6:30pm

Meal: Appetizers, Lasagna, Chicken Parmesan, Green Beans, Salad and Assorted Desserts. All Drinks Free Courtesy of Local 67.

You can pay at the door. No RSVP required, just show up at the door. Widows, Guests and Members 75 and older - $10.00. Everyone else - $15.00 Come and enjoy Tom Rubadue roast this years Honoree, Bob Berkemer. Come and see old friends and remember those who can’t be with us.

4 Unit Officers: President, Gary Church; Vice President, Bill Balthaser; Trustees, Dale Miller, Albert Allen, Gary Wells; Sgt. At Arms, Bill Hanf; Secretary, Darylee Foertsch; Recording Secretary, Terry Hetzer; Treasurer, Bernie Cattrell; Chaplain, Larry Baker; News Editor, Cecil Goodrich.

4 Unit Meeting Dates: Wednesdays: July 11, August 1, Saturday, September 8, Annual Picnic at Buckeye Lake Park. Come and join us and enjoy the friend-ship with our retired firefighters.

NOTE: Our Recording Secretary, Terry Hetzer is asking all our members to notify him of any changes they might have like a new address, email address, or a phone number. Contact Ter-ry by email: [email protected] or phone 614-837-6191. Your cooperation in upgrading your information will help us to keep our records current and the printing of the 2018 Roster.

NOTE Our Chaplain, Larry Baker is asking our members to contact him when you know of a brother Retiree or his wife that are having health problems. This is the only way Larry be-comes aware of an issue and he can then contact them. Your help and cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated.

NOTE: Treasurer’s job is open due a medical issue with Bernie Cattrell’s Mother. In the interim, Jerry Mason will be assisting in that capacity until another person can fill that slot.

NOTE: Dues for 2018 will not be accepted after June 30, 2018. In addition, 2019 dues will not be accepted until after October 1, 2018.

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Presidents Report Hello to everyone, Our May meeting was a great success. We had 117 members who signed in, we always have a few who get past without signing in. We also had 19 members from 3 unit who gave up their day off to cook and serve our lunch. Crys-tal, Jacquie and Cherie from CME were also in attendance. CME held a drawing of four $25.00 gift cards to local area restaurants. Thanks to CME for their continued support of 4 Unit. We also thank Mr. John McCabe and Mr. Brady Green from Glockner Financial Group who stopped by for a visit and had information for anyone interested. Work will soon begin on the new rosters. We try to make the information in the roster as accu-rate as possible. This information is provided by you when you send in your annual dues. If you have had a change, cell phone, home phone, email or your home address, please contact Terry Hetzer so we can update our records. The rosters will be ready sometime in August and will be available at the picnic in September. Plans are in the works for the 2018 Banquet. This years Honoree will be Bob Berkemer. Date is June 21, 2018. Location is 379 W, Broad St. (Local 67) Columbus, Ohio. Social hour will be 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM, with dinner at 6:30. We have kept the prices the same as last year. Addi-tional information available in the 4 Unit News. Bob Elfline is the Chairman of the Banquet and always does a great job. Please plan on attending and help us celebrate with Bob Berkemer and his family. We also will have a new chairman, Gary Wells for the picnic this year, and I have been told that we will be going back to more of a pot luck style picnic. Please dust off your favorite recipes and plan on bringing your special cov-ered dish. It’s not too soon to start thinking about door prizes. Last year the prizes were down. I think most people enjoy the raffle. If you want to continue the raffle more people need to help with the prizes. Insurance is still the hot topic for everyone, and the discussion of the details is ongoing. Most of us don’t like change and for all of us this is going to be different.

CHAPLAIN’S

CORNER

Proverbs 12:25 (NRSV) 25 Anxiety weighs down the human heart, but a good word cheers it up. Matthew 6:34 (NRSV) 34 “So do not worry about tomorrow, for tomor-

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We will continue to keep you informed, but as of now it’s about all the details of the plan. There is a plan to have a soft rollout where members can access a person from Aon, who will help them select an insurance provider. We have been told that we will be notified when this will start. We were also told that members will only have three years to enroll starting January 2019 to become enrolled or you will not be eli-gible. Those of you that are on your spouse’s insurance should take notice of this information. Equally important, if you choose to go outside of the plan provided OP&F you will LOSE your stipend and your possible $3000.00 tax deduc-tion. We were also advised that it would be ben-eficial to keep you current AARP membership. This will help most post 65 members transition into a comparable plan. As of now it seems to be the nuts and bolt and the small details that seem to be the stumbling blocks. We will try to keep you as informed as possible. A special thanks to Local 67 President Dave Montgomery and the active Columbus Firefight-ers who helped at the May meeting. Lt. Garey Borgan, Lt. Eddie Miller, Lt Bryan Groff, Lt, Sean O’Rourke. FF, James Caughey, FF Josh Fitzpatrick. FF Mike Canter, FF Keith Ford, FF Mark Foste, FF Bill Arehart, FF Alex Rossi, FF Dan Long, FF Shaun Avery, FF Adam Fisher, FF Jon Snyder, FF Sean O’ Donnell, FF Max Hageman, FF Keith Windle, FF Rodger Rich-ards I hope I did not miss any of these hardwork-ing young men. Thanks to everyone who helped make this a great event. Wishing all our members a safe and en-joyable summer.

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4 Unit Meeting Minutes of meeting on April 4, 2018 at 12:00

Noon Place VFW Post #3426, 1591 Lockbourne

Road Officers present roll call: G. Church, L. Baker, J. Simkins, D. Miller, T. Hetzer, B. Balthaser, D. Foertsch, A. Allen, G. Wells, B. Hanf, B. Cattrell Absent: C. Goodrich. Members present: 67 Guests: 0 Total: 67 Invocation by:L. Baker; Pledge of Allegiance led by: B. Hanf Welcome: New Members: John Schroder Recording Secretary Report: Waived Membership Secretary Report: Paid: 39 Life: 138 Total:177 Survivors: 218 Checking: $15,345.00 CDs: $15,201.61 Share Acct.:$ Total: $ President’s Report: Please pay dues for 2018. July 4th meeting will be moved to July 11th due to July 4th falling on the 1st Wendesday. Pro-posed and approved by membership.

Executive Board voted to possibly purchase an-other CD. Discussion was made to possibly reduce dues next year. Motion from floor: Leave dues the same, seconded. Vote passed. Motion carried. Dues will remain the same. Ron Casto has retired at end of March from VFW. Chanda is now the Canteen Manager and has assured us that 4 Unit can continue to have our meeting at that location. Benefits: Beneficial to keep your AARP mem-bership current. 85% can roll over your healthcare plan with their new provider. Pension board voted to accept the 15 year plan starting Jan. 2019. Members will continue to be able to deduct $3000.00 from taxes if you qualify. Tax form 1099 and 1040 form are provided by AON and the OP&F. If you obtain your Health Care insur-ance outside of OP&F, you will lose the $3000.00 deduction and your stipend. The Board is working with state legislators to make Medicare for Police and Fire available at Age 55. Plans to phase the Doughnut hole out by 2020. After an OP&F member passes away, their spouse will move over and assume the members position. AARP members will be able to roll over cur-rent plan. 85% will benefit. OP&F is to put out a simplified stipend chart for under and over 65 healthcare. Requests to donate more to the PAC fund. VP Report: nothing to report Committee reports: 4 Unit News & Roster: Nothing to report Benefits: See Above in president’s report; We are still looking for someone to take over this responsibility since Gary Siniff has stepped down. Host: Bernie Nance, Worked Mary Kelly Columbus patrolman Museum: B.Throckmorten, Bill Hall is retir-ing from the museum. They are looking for a new manager. Picnic: Nothing to report Website; A. Allen, When they moved every-thing to the new server, they missed some of the files. Not all went through. They are working on this.

row will bring worries of its own. Today’s trou-ble is enough for today. It seems to me that many in our society are anxious about many, many things. Politics, violence, peace issues, economic issues and a plethora of additional concerns cause many to be anxious. Valid concern for the above problems is one thing. Speaking ill of those we disagree with is of no value; it simply alienates even more. Speaking a kind word opens doors to bet-ter conversation and problem solving. Bad-mouthing an adversary seldom produces any profitable result. Our language, both verbal and non-verbal speaks a great deal about us. And worry, which often produces anxie-ty, is wasted energy and time. Jesus’ words in-dicate he does not deny that we have troubles; we certainly do, but he urges us not to worry or fret. Live life day to day (or to use our language – run to run). Each fire was different in some aspects and yet we handled them. Each day is a new opportunity. We travel the journey of life not only with God but with each other. Be blessed and see you at the meeting.

Chaplain Baker


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4 UNIT WOMEN (Wives and Widows) We invite all 4 Unit Women to our group luncheon/meetings held on the 1st Wednes-day of each month. September 8th is the Pic-nic at Buckeye Lake Park at noon. Up Coming Meetings, July 11 and August 1, at 11:00 am Location: O’Charleys restaurant at 6285Cleve-land Ave., Columbus, OH 43231 Directions: Exit I-270 onto Cleveland Ave. South, O’Char-leys is at the first traffic light on the right on Community Park Dr. COME AND JOIN US FOR FRIENDSHIP, FOOD AND FUN!

B. Cattrell, and C. Goodrich. Absent: None Members present: 119, Guests: 2, Total: 121 Invocation by: L. Baker; Pledge of Allegiance led by: B. Hanf Welcome: G. Church New Members: None Recording Sec. Report: Waived Membership Sec / Treas. Report: Waived President’s Report: Thanks to Local 67 for host-ing the May meeting. Thanks to CME for contin-ued support of 4 Unit. Thanks to the Members of Local 67, 3 Unit members for preparing today’s lunch. Bernie Cattrell has resigned his position as treasurer due to family health issues. If any are willing to take over or have the name of someone to take over the treasurer’s position, please con-tact a board member. Gary Wells has been a trustee for the past year. He took over Bill Hanf’s position. Bill Hanf took over as Sergeant at Arms. To keep our election of officers schedule correct, Gary will have to be reelected for a three year term. The trustee posi-tion is the only one to be replaced this year. Gary Wells was nominated as a candidate for the posi-tion, seconded and passed. Election will be at the June meeting. Healthcare Information. As of the last OP&F meeting, I can’t see how we can claim the $3,000 tax deduction unless the healthcare is paid out though the pension. This should be clarified. OP&F has requested a ruling on this from the IRS and the Treasury Department. A report on the OP&F Pension Fund for April 2018 was read. Included was mention of the UHC prescription drug list changes effective on July 1. These in-clude 1 up-tier, 1 down-tier, 10 new tier place-ments of previously excluded drugs and 7 new exclusions. Any member that is affected by the upcoming changes will receive a letter 30 to 60 days prior to the effective date. Work will begin on new rosters. Please notify Terry Hetzer of ANY change you have made to your Email, cell phone, home phone or address. Terry’s contact information is in every issue of the 4 Unit news. VP Report: nothing to report Committee reports:

4 Unit Meeting Minutes of meeting on May 2, 2018 at 12:00

Noon Local 67 Union Hall, 379 W. Broad St.

Officers present roll call:, G. Church, L. Baker, J. Simkins, D. Miller, T. Hetzer, B. Balthaser, D. Foertsch, A. Allen, G. Wells, B. Hanf,


Banquet: This year’s honoree is Bob Berke-mer. Please plan on attending and pay at the door. There will not be any reservations taken. The date is June 21st 2018. Come and enjoy the fellowship 5:00 to 6:30 happy hour. It is suggest-ed someone from the catering company serve the main course for us. Old Business: None. New business: Retirement parties: Rick Gall, April 13th, 7 pm, Union Hall, Chuck Penwell, April 14th, 4pm, Union Hall. Gary Borgen. From Local 67 in to invite us to the Union Hall for our May Meeting 379 W, Broad St. Columbus, Ohio 43215. Food and Drink will be provided. On behalf of Local 67, We Thank 4 Unit for their Service. Good and welfare: Sick list: Monte Robinson, John Carter, Don Tinnerman, Steve Kimple, Norris Ijams, Tom Spires, Barry Cheney PT to #5 Unit: Bob H. Alexander, Michael E. Cummings, Dennis A. Long Cook: Tom Troup 50/50 drawing winners: Bob Keefer, $22.00 to Pac Fund. Neil Studebaker, $22.00 to Pac Fund Meeting adjourned by President: G. Church at 12:45 pm

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4 Unit News & Roster: C. Goodrich, will be working on the newsletter starting on 15th of May. For roster updates contact Terry Hetzer with the new updated information. Benefits: See Above in president’s report. We are still looking for someone to take over this responsibility since Gary Siniff has stepped down. Host: Bernie Nance, President requested a list of Host members; Russ Kravig, Tom Christ, Charlie Burkhart. No further activity to report Museum: B. Throckmorten; Bill Hall invite all in attendance to the Museum after lunch. There is parking available beside the building, at the meters, and in the lot next door Picnic: Gary Wells; Nothing to report Website: A. Allen. When they moved every-thing to the new server, not everything seems to have been ported over. If this does not get cor-rected, may consider moving to another host. Banquet: This year’s honoree is Bob Berke-mer. Plan on attending and pay at the door. There will not be any reservations taken. The date is June 21st, 2018. Come and enjoy the fellowship. 5:00 to 6:30 happy hour. There should be plenty of food this year, and plenty of beer. Old Business: None. New business: Westerville Firefighter’s Me-morial gave out its 8th scholarship this week. A reminder for folks to go to the Westerville Fire-fighter’s Memorial web page to apply for next year’s scholarship. http://wffmemorial.org/scholarship.htm Good and welfare: Sick list: Don Tinnerman, Norris Ijams, Wayne Bloomfield PT to #5 Unit: John Carter Cooks: 3 Unit and Local 67. A Huge Thank You to all for providing the hall and food. 3 Unit members who gave their time to prepare and serve the food. Lt. Garey Borgan, Lt. Eddie Miller, Lt. Dan Long, Lt. Bryan Groff, Lt. Sean O’Rourke, FF James Caugley, FF Josh Fitz-patrick, FF Mike Canter, FF Keith Ford, FF Mark Foster, FF Bill Arehart, FF Alex Ros-si, FF Max Hageman, FF Keith Windle, FF

Rodger Richards, FF Sean Avery, FF Adam Fisher, FF Jon Snyder, FF Sean O,Donnell. These Firefighters also assisted several of our members who have some difficulties with getting their food back to the tables and should be commended for all their efforts. It was a great meeting. THANK YOU! CME drawing winners: Gift cards were given to the names drawn. The gift cards were for; Roosters, Rusty Bucket, Bob Evans, and Cracker Barrel.

If you haven’t grown up by age 50, You don’t have to. I’ve reached the age where my brain goes from “You probably should-n’t say that.” to “What the hell, let’s see what happens.

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SICK LIST:

Clarence Galleher

Cliff Sharp

Bill Russell

Nolan Coey

Don Wilson

Dan Parker

Bill Noble

Chuck Werner-Grant Hospital

David Anderson RMH - Lung Cancer

Cherie Weiler

Don Tinnerman Select Hospital Newark (Can

have visitors.)

Monte Robinson

Steve Kimple

Tom Spires

Barry Cheney

Bob Maxwell - Darby Glen, Hilliard

Frank Henderson - At Home

THOSE IN ASSISTED LIVING

Tony Ingram

Wexner Jewish Center

Morgan Hall Rm 86.

Charles Lofton

Winchester Nursing Center

36 Lehman Dr.

Canal Winchester

Geri Pennell

Green Hills Community

6557 US 68 South

West Liberty, OH 43357

Norris Ijams

Canal Winchester Rehab. Center

6800 Gender Rd.

Canal Winchester, OH 43110

Rm 408, 380-200-6328

Leo Shedlock

1425 Yorkland Rd. Rm. N16

Columbus, OH 43232

PT’d to 5 UNIT 2018

Dennis A. Long, Ret. FF CFD 3-17-2018

John H. Carter, Ret. FF CFD 4-12-2018

Douglas H. Rodenbach, Ret. Lt. CFD

4-22-2018

Derek T. Walton, Active FF CFD 5-08-2018

Richard L. Niemann, Ret. FF CFD 5-09-2018

GOOD AND WELFARE

4 Unit Member Donations Charles Caldwell Joey D’Andrea Lois Flynn John Helsel William Robinson Tom Stewart Michael Widner Total Donations this Period: $190.00

Note From Bernie Cattrell. Cardinal Health continues to have a need for additional part time staff for their security of-ficer positions. Almot all of them (us) are active or retired firefighters with most of them being from Columbus Fire. If anyone is interested, they should go to https://jobs.cardinalhealth. com/ and enter “security for the keyword and career area and select Dublin, Ohio for the loacation. If an interested member advises me of their interest at [email protected], I will pass it on to our supervisors to look for their incoming application.

Widows:

Leonieda Aiello, Wife of Marco

AnnaMarie Robbins, Wife of Charles

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31 Steve Landes Juanita Lowther Zita Neff SEPTEMBER 2 Donald Boso 3 John Beard 4 Louis Hoyer Harry Jahn Danny Sells 5 Warren Cox Bill Hanf Larry Smith 6 Robert Coles Ruth Henderson 7 Betty Hamilton 8 Michael Fowler Robert Willison Paul Young 11 James Butts Kevin Michael Ruth Sims Robert Stormont 13 Gary Church Leonard Figliola 14 Phil Snyder

Happy Birthday

AUGUST 2 Wayne Bloomfield Robert Steele, Jr. Marie Weber 3 William Keller William Mitchell Robert Moore, Jr. Ronald Rader William Russell II 5 Robert Guisinger Mark Watkins 6 Charles Machuga 8 Lauretta Bachman Morgan Jeffrey Roy Morello 9 Verta Bailey Janis Bernans, Jr. John Hill John Simkins 10 James McConaha 11 Wayne Redmon 12 Larry Hilbert Jacqueline Lamb

13 Roger Heller 14 James Evans 15 Frank DeCarlo David Lucas 16 Dale Miller Wanda Ross 17 Donald Dolby Michael Massie 18 Gene Shepherd 19 Richard Jahn John Shoup 20 John Higgins Jerry McFerin 21 Floyd Bostic 22 Anthony Khoury 23 Carlyn Smith 25 John Brining Jeffrey Walker 26 Joseph Keefer Kenton McCoy Jr. 27 Larry Baker Daniel Green John Slagle 28 Clara Hanf 30 Charles Clouse Jerry Myers Edward Price

15 Charles Werner 16 Dave Morbitzer Bill Nickelwarth 17 Michael Bates Darrell Bebout Bonnie Helsel- Sevastos Shawn McCabe 18 Michael Melfi 19 Richard Luzader 20 Michael Mitchell 21 John Good 23 James Mansperger, Jr. 24 William Henestofel Libert Saylor 25 James McVay 26 Tom Heinlen Ruth Kemmerling 27 Tommy Hackett Michael Miller 28 Rick Leaver 29 Charles Liebhart Timothy Sauer 30 Terry Beerman Dale Ingram Thomas Pettit

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THE NEW ALPHABET A is for apple, and B is for boat, That used to be right, but now it won’t float! Age before beauty is what we once said, But let’s be a bit more realistic in-stead. Now this is the new alphabet! A is for Arthritis; B is the bad back, C the chest pains, perhaps car-di-ac? D is for dental decay and decline, E is for eyesight, can’t read that top line! F is for farting and fluid retention, G is for gut droop, which I’d rather not mention. H is high blood pressure—I’d rather it low. I is for incisions with scars you can show. J is for joints, out of socket won’t bend. K is for knees that crack when they bend. L is for libido, what happened to sex? M is for memory, I forget what comes next. N is for neuralgia, in nerves way down low! O is for osteo, bones that don’t grow! P is for prescriptions, I have quite a few, just give me a pill and I’ll be good as new! Q is for queasy, is it fatal or flu? R is for reflux, one meal turns to two. S is for sleepless nights, counting my fears.

Fire Museum Gets New Door, Fresh Coat of Paint

Top Photo: Workers from Jones Lumber put one of the large door panels in place. Bottom Photo: Sporting a new coat of paint, the doors look good as new.

In April of 2017, a car crashed through a front bay door of the Fire Museum, through the gift shop and into several displays. Total dam-age exceeded $50,000 with the mahogany bay door costing over $30,000. The bay door has been replaced, along with all of the gift shop cases and damaged merchandise. The new door was freshly painted and creat-

ed a stark contrast to the other two bay doors which were badly faded. A review of the main building revealed it was time to address repaint-ing the building exterior. So as of November, 2017 all bay and barn doors have been repainted, including the exterior goose neck lights and hay-loft doors. When you go by, please notice the fresh ap-pearance of your Fire Museum.

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Pictured is a Seagrave pumper from somewhere in the 1930 model years and it was stationed at 1’s.

T is for Tinnitus; bells in my ears! U is for urinary; troubles with the flow; V is for vertigo, that’s ‘dizzy’ you know… W is for worry, now what’s going ‘round? X is for x-ray, and what might be found. Y for another year I’m left here be-hind, Z is for zest I still have- - in my mind! I’ve survived all the symptoms, my body’s deployed, And I’m keeping twenty-six doctors fully employed! HAVE A GREAT DAY!

My Living Will Last night, my kids and I were sitting in the living room and I said to them, ‘I never want to live in a vegetative state, dependent on some machine and

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fluids from a bottle. If that ever happens, just pull the plug.’ They got up, unplugged the computer and threw out my wine!! The little brats.

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2018 CENTRAL OHIO RETIRED FIREFIGHTERS - 4-UNIT 2018 F/F or Widow

Name DOB Address City St. Zip Code Tele:(____)- Date Retired: Department Spouse’s Name DOB Email Address Cell Phone ( ) 4 Unit dues - C.O.R.F. $10.00 State dues - P.F.R.O $25.00 Donations to 4- Unit News $ Decals 4-Unit $1.00 ea Decals State-P.F.R.O $1.00 ea 2016 4 Unit Roster $5.00 ea TOTAL: $

PLEASE ENCLOSE A SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE with your application

OR YOUR MEMBERSHIP CARD WILL NOT BE MAILED BACK TO YOU.

**Our dues are due and payable each year by January 1st. Be sure to fill in all the information requested on the application, it is all important. Be sure to include a self addressed envelope. Mail your envelope and application

form back to me at the address listed above and I will process it for you. The first year for DROP members and new retirees is free.**

Make check payable to 4-Unit C.O.R.F. for dues in the amount of $35.00, plus any other options selected and then mail to: Jerry Mason 2232 Lynx Run North Port, FL 34288 By using this application, you do not have to pay any other dues.

Old age is golden, or so I’ve heard it said, but sometimes I wonder, as I crawl into bed. My ears in a drawer, my teeth in a cup, my glasses on the table until I get up. As sleep dims my vision, I say to myself: “is there anything else I should lay on the shelf? The reason I know my

youth is all spent, my get up and go has gotten up and went! But, in spite of it all, I’m able to grin and think of the places my getup has been!

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