Port Authority Retirees Association, Inc.
Dick Helman - President
Mike Krieger - Vice President
Stan Raith - Newsletter Editor
Harold A. Milley - Chairman Emeritus
Al Rubbert - President Emeritus
Dave Gallagher - Second Vice President
Dick Lee - Treasurer
PARA is the Port Authority Retirees Association. Membership in PARA is open to all retirees and active employees of The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and of its predecessor, The Port of New York Authority, including PATH.
Our mission is to serve PA retirees and to promote their welfare. We do this by keeping them informed on matters that affect them and by engaging in other activities to further their interests.
Join the PA & PARA Volunteer Advisor List
We are updating our contact information on retirees. We are also collecting information about our retirees for them to consider participating as a volunteer advisor to the PA and or PARA. As we all know times are really tough. Even the Port Authority is going through the same business hardships as many other organizations. There may be times when the PA and or PARA may need someone with your particular experience or expertise. Click here to fill out a volunteer info card. There is no commitment required by you. However, if we can use you and you are willing to help, we can as they say make a deal. Please use the same address to send this card as the dues address below.
If you’re a PA retiree or active employee and are not yet a member of PARA, now would be a very good time to join. The dues are only $5 a year, and the first year's dues are waived for new members. Why not join now to support PARA's mission and help chart its future directions? Just click here for the dues application and send it to the address indicated below.
Port Authority Retirees Association
P.O. Box 5
Lakehurst, NJ 08733-9998
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