Honoring Garrett Goble, MTA Places Mural; Union Endows Scholarship

DECEMBER 21 -- The MTA today announced that a mural and plaque honoring slain Train Operator Garrett Goble will be placed at the Flatbush Ave. station, and TWU Local 100 President Tony Utano announced the union will establish a college scholarship in Goble’s name.

In the still photo are: President Tony Utano (Center) outside the Flatbush Avenue subway station with Garrett Goble’s wife, Delilah; his mother Vicki; Local 100 VPs Loegel, Kelley, Davis, and Patafio; Administrative VP Lynwood Whichard; NYC Transit President Sarah Feinberg, NYPD Transit Police Chief Kathleen O’Reilly and the detectives who arrested the suspect accused of setting the fatal fire in Goble’s train in March.

Utano and the Local 100 officers also gave Delilah presents for the two Goble boys.