In light of the passing of Retiree Daniel Hartmann, a treasured member who had devoted 32 years of service to the union, the United Association Local Union No. 1, which represents the Plumbers of New York City, has extended its most sincere condolences to the family and friends of the deceased. Brother Hartmann, who was 61 years old at the time, left an indelible mark on the union, and the community will come together to honor his memory.
A Stalwart Member’s Legacy
Within the United Auto Workers Local Union No. 1, Brother Daniel Hartmann left behind a legacy of unflinching dedication and devotion to service. Over the course of more than three decades, he made contributions to the union in the form of his expertise, knowledge, and camaraderie. As a result, he left an indelible mark on the collective collective identity of the plumbers’ community in New York City.
Celebrating a 32-Year Journey
The journey that Brother Hartmann has taken, which began 32 years ago when he joined the union, is a representation of a long-standing commitment to the values and principles that are upheld by the Plumbers of New York City. His contributions have been extremely important in the formation of the union, which has helped to foster a sense of solidarity among its members.
Farewell Visitation for Brother Hartmann
On Sunday, February 18, 2024, from three o’clock in the afternoon until seven o’clock in the evening, there will be a visitation for those who wish to pay their respects and say their goodbyes. You can find Schuyler Hill Funeral Home at 3535 E. Tremont Avenue, Bronx, New York 10465. This is the location where the gathering will take place. On this solemn occasion, members of the union and friends of the union have the opportunity to express their condolences and support to the family of Brother Hartmann.
Community Reflections on Brother Hartmann
Recollections of Brother Hartmann’s influence and contributions are being discussed among members of the Plumbers of New York City community as the news of his passing continues to spread throughout the community. The members of the union remember instances of camaraderie, challenges that they faced together, and the unwavering sense of unity that characterized Brother Hartmann’s presence within the unit.
Unity in Grief
When the family of Brother Hartmann is going through a difficult time, the Plumbers of New York City come together to offer them support, comfort, and emotional support. The common sorrow serves as a catalyst for strengthening the bonds that bind union members together, highlighting the collective spirit that is characteristic of the plumbing community.
Thoughts and Prayers for the Hartmann Family
In the midst of this extremely trying period, the Plumbers of New York City ask that all of their members remember Brother Hartmann’s family in their thoughts and prayers. It is acknowledged that the loss of a loved one is a significant emotional burden, and the union serves as a pillar of support for the grieving family as they navigate through this difficult period.
Honoring a Life of Service
As members of the community come together to pay their respects, the Plumbers of New York City come together to celebrate the life of service that Brother Hartmann has lived. The values that define UA Local Union No. 1 are exemplified by his dedication to the union, his fellow plumbers, and the plumbing profession as a whole.
Not only do the Plumbers of New York City mourn the loss of a devoted member, but they also celebrate the enduring legacy that Brother Daniel Hartmann leaves behind as they remember him. In the face of sorrow, the visitation serves as a poignant moment for the union to come together, offering solace and strength to those who are grieving
