UESF-Retired Division
Who We Are
With more than 850 members, the UESF-Retired Division is the fastest growing part of UESF. Any teacher or paraprofessional who was a UESF member in good standing at the time of retirement from the SFUSD may join. Dues are $48 a year for teachers, $24 for paraprofessionals.
The UESF-Retired Division focuses on meeting the needs of retired teachers and paraprofessionals. We monitor the Health Service System and keep a close eye on what’s happening with STRS and with legislation that might affect our members. And we offer a variety of social activities. Our website, www.retireddivision.org is currently being expanded and updated.
The UESF-Retired Division Chair, can be reached by leaving a message at the UESF office 956-8373 or by email. If you haven't joined yet, just ask Gerry for an application. Messages for Health Committee Chair Diane Ehrlich also can be left at 956-8373.
What We Do
Membership Meetings – We meet at Fort Mason five times a year for regular business and provocative speakers, then a catered lunch for $6. Our Executive Board meets on alternate months at Taraval Station Community Room. We have committees, groups, clubs & many other activities. What they're doing – and much more – is reported in our monthly Newsletter. Some of our activities and the people who are willing to take responsibility for them are listed below. As a member, you're welcome to be part of any or all of them.
· Legislative & Political Action Committee – Bob Fesler & Noele Salgado
· Health Committee – Diane Ehrlich.
· Activities & Resources Committee – Marian Gonzalez
· Garden Club and Investment Group – Tim Tindol
· Book Club and Senior Outreach & Support (SOS) – Alexia Tindol
· Theater –Sandy Shure
· Bridge Club – Beverly Buchanan
· Lunch Bunch, Arts & Crafts Sale and Special Events – Diane Doe
· Nature Walks – Charlie Hibbard, Lou Webb, Paul Koski, Tim Tindol
· City Guides Tours – Anne Maughan Faye
· Repeal Social Security Offsets (WEP/GPO) – Ann Hunt
· Museum & Other Group Tours – Gerry MeisterPolitical Action. Nearly 100 of us belong to COPE. But our political activity doesn't end there - we work for (or against) candidates and legislation at all levels. And we continue to strengthen alliances with other local retiree groups, and to participate in events sponsored by retiree groups at the state and national levels.
2012 Membership & Executive Board Meetings
Membership meetings are at Fort Mason, Building C, Room 362. The Executive Board meets at Taraval Station Community Room, 2345 24th Avenue, Taraval and Santiago. All meetings begin at 10:30 a.m. unless members are notified in advance.
Thursday, January 26– Executive Board
Thursday, February 23 – Membership
Wednesday, March 21 – Executive Board
Thursday, April 26 – Membership
Thursday, May 31– Executive Board
Thursday, June 18 – Executive Board
Thursday, August 23 – Membership
Thursday, September 22 – Executive Board
Thursday, October 25 – Executive Board
Wednesday, November 16 – Membership
Thursday, December 13 – Executive Board