An Official website of the NJRLCA.
Organized September 5, 1904
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An Official website of the NJRLCA.
New Jersey Rural Letter Carriers' Association
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Organized September 5, 1904
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We are committed to advocating for the rights and well-being of our members. Through collective bargaining, we strive to secure fair wages, safe working conditions, and access to quality benefits. On top of all this we take pride as a craft in the important work we provide rural communities.
Founded in 1904, the NJRLCA and its national organization have a long history of organizing labor agreements between us and the United States Postal Service. The NRLCA's stated goal is to "improve the methods used by rural letter carriers, to benefit their conditions of labor with the United States Postal Service, and to promote a fraternal spirit among its members."
Through collective bargaining with the USPS, the association is able to offer many benefits to its members.
This allows the membership to gain access to competitive benefits and programs.
The NJRLCA offers its membership scholarships and other special programs.
Tim served the NJRLCA numerous years as both the President and Vice President. He was also the Local Steward for his office, Barnegat and an Area Steward for NJ. During the 2001 National Convention, held in Atlantic City, NJ, he served as Chairman of the Budget, Finance and Tours Committee. He was Co-Chair of the South Jersey District Joint Steering Committee and a member of the Eastern Area Joint Steering Committee for the QWL/EI process. He also served on numerous committees at various National Conventions. Tim brought out the best in everyone around him and dedicated several decades of his life to our union. He will be greatly missed by all who had the chance to meet him.
Tim loved to play golf and played every chance he got. He played and won, many times, during the Golf Tournaments held each year at the National Conventions. Anyone could tell you he was a very competitive and an outstanding athlete. He also enjoyed gardening, woodworking, and spending time with his family and his many black cats.
Tim was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and brother. He retired from the Barnegat Post Office in 2018 after 38 years of service and it was at the Post Office where he met the love of his life, Sally, also a Rural Carrier.
He is survived by Sally, his beloved wife of 22 years, their children Andrea Russomanno (nee Miller) and her husband Ron, and Greg Miller and his wife Laura. Tim is also survived by his grandchildren; Laney, Santino, Nickolas and Dustin, his siblings; sisters Debbie Nielson, and her husband Chris, Julie Keizer and her husband Ron and his brother Joe Horner and his wife Denise as well as his many nieces and nephews.
A Memorial Service was held at the Waretown United Methodist Church on Thursday, June 27 at 2 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Timothy’s name may be sent to an Animal Rescue of your choice.
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PAC, which stands for Political Action Committee, is a committee which collects voluntary contributions from members of a group (NRLCA). It distributes funds to candidates for federal offices and makes a report on its activities. PAC is important because it accumulates small contributions into a central account so that larger contributions can be made to a candidate for Congress. Therefore, each contribution has increased importance to the candidate.
The NRLCA-PAC plays a key role in representing our interests on Capitol Hill by supporting key Senators and Representatives. NRLCA-PAC financially supports:
The money contributed to NRLCA-PAC aids in each Member's election campaign committee. Campaigns, in turn, use the money to send mass mailings, purchased TV and radio ads, fund "Get Out The Vote" efforts, and support their colleague's campaign efforts.
Contact your local representative:
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Save The Post Office is edited and administered by Steve Hutkins, a retired English professor who taught place studies and travel literature at the Gallatin School of New York University. He has no affiliation with the U.S. Postal Service but like millions of Americans, he just likes his local post office and doesn’t want to see post offices closed. Please support Steve and keep informed!
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The new NRLCA mobile app is now available for both Apple and Android devices. Go to Apple (App Store) or Google Play and search for NRLCA to download the free official NRLCA mobile app.
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