TREA Hosts Funeral for National President

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corbettThe Retired Enlisted Association Buries It’s National President Patrick W. Corbett

This is a sad day for The Retired Enlisted Association. Today is the funeral of our National President Patrick W. Corbett in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. He was buried with full military honors at Union Cemetery.

President Corbett dedicated years working for TREA. First he worked in local Chapters and then as a member of TREA’s the Board of Directors, then as Second Vice President, First Vice President and for the last 2 years as National President. All of us will miss him deeply. He died suddenly last Saturday shortly after the birth of his 5th grandchild.

He moved back to Bellefonte in 2004, from Denver, CO, to be near his three adult children, Patrick Jr., Carrie and Michael, that he loved and was so proud of. He had served in the Marine Corps for 23 years, including two tours of duty in Vietnam, retiring as a Gunnery Sergeant. But, of course, he was always a Marine. Again we will all miss him. Semper Fidelis.

     


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Why Should You Join TREA?

You Need TREA and TREA Needs You.

As TREA grows in membership and stature, our voices grow louder in Washington, DC. The larger our numbers, the more we can accomplish in safeguarding the promised benefits we earned while serving our country.

Shouldn’t you become one of the voices to protect your hard earned benefits? Won’t you join us in this fight to save our benefits and to educate Congress as to the promises made to us while we were serving our Country?

If you would like to join the fight, call the National Headquarters at 1-800-338-9337, where we will be happy to help you join TREA, either by phone or by mail. You can also go to our secure online application.


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Who is Eligible?

Membership Categories:

Regular Members – Any enlisted person, retired from an active or reserve component of the Armed Forces, either for length of service or permanent medical disability shall be eligible for regular membership. A retired member advanced to commissioned or Warrent Officer status, either through recall to active duty or on the retired list shall remain eligible for regular membership as long as his/her dues are kept current. Active duty, Reserve and National Guard enlisted personnel with 10 or more years retirement creditable service shall also be eligible, but membership (including life membership) shall be withdrawn if the person fails to retire from the Armed Forces. The term “regular member” encompasses both charter and life members of TREA.

Associate Members – Widows/widowers of members and non-members, who were eligible for membership at the time of their death, are eligible to join The Retired Enlisted Association as associate members. Associate members are not eligible for life membership. Associate members shall enjoy the privileges of regular membership, except the right to make motions, vote, or hold office.


Official Web Site: www.trea.org

 

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