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Why join?

What helps us to live well?

Advocating for a quality retirement

 Auto & Home Insurance Program  NEA Homeowners Insurance  NEA Group Term Life Insurance  NEA AD&D Insurance  New Level Premium Term Life Insurance Plan  Pets’ Best Insurance

 NEA Home Financing Program  NEA Personal Loans  Investment Programs  Consumer Discount Programs

 NEA’s political and legislative efforts

help protect your retirement resources

 Retired are an integral part of NEA and

NEA AK, working along side active members at DA, RA, state committees and in the State Legislature

 Staying connected with fellow NEA members

and programs

 Subscription to NEA’s bimonthly retiree

magazine, This Active Life.

 Subscription to NEA-Alaska/Retired

Steve Click, in Santorini, Greece – taught in Barrow & Fairbanks Rich Kronberg on Coast Guard Beach on Cape Cod – taught in Anchorage

Julie Gwyther Egolf on Abaco Island in the Bahamas - taught in Juneau. Barbara and Henry Anderson

• n Polulu Point, Hawaii –

taught in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District

Gwenn Davies Guy and a Grand Cayman sunset Corona-style - taught in Fairbanks Enjoying Tennessee in the fall, Jody Viscardi – taught in Anchorage

Karla Gallagher with her winter home – taught in Anchorage …and at the Acropolis in Athens, Greece

Steve Click volunteering with Kiwanis – taught in Fairbanks

Bob Deitrick during a presentation he gave at a Good Neighbors Volunteer meeting held in Skagway – taught in Juneau

Mary Bohanan volunteering in classrooms – taught in North Pole, Delta Junction & Fort Greely

Re-wired teacher, Nancy Hummel and her border collie, Starlight, enjoy doing Pet Therapy weekly in the psychiatric ward at the Fairbanks Memorial Hospital, under the guidance of an

• ccupational therapist –

taught in Fairbanks

Clearing land for a new home, Ed Viscardi – taught in Anchorage

Steve Click doing finishing work on his new home Karla digging post holes for their new home in Willow.

Rich Kronberg (in blue) hiking in the Torttolita Mountains near Tucson – taught in Anchorage

Henry Anderson steelhead fishing on the Situk River – taught in bush communities, Kenai Peninsula, & Anchorage

“Newly ReWired” along the Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire in October, Nancy Hummel – taught in Fairbanks kissing a sting ray

Rick Kronberg playing music with friends – taught in Anchorage

Learning to ride a bike in a whole new way , Gwenn Davies Guy - taught in “the bush” and in Fairbanks

Artwork by Steve Click – taught in Barrow and Fairbanks

Many folks like having a “job” to go to, just to organize their time, be around people, and/or get out of the house and that’s great!

A “Bagger” at a grocery store…..

Barbara Stek and a fellow teacher and friend from Florida catching up on teacher and childhood stories – taught in Anchorage

Help protect the benefits and services that took a lifetime to earn.

Prepay NOW!

Your NEA-Alaska/Retired LIFETIME dues are paid in full – while you’re still in your earning years.

See us at the retirement table and we will help you “Pay It Forward!”

Honoring your past, protecting your future!