Union Mourns our Departed Brothers

It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of our dear union brothers, Craig Fudge and Jermaine Thomas. These two individuals were not only esteemed members of the Local 100 family, but also kind-hearted and humble people who made an impact on everyone they met.

Craig Fudge was a bus operator with 5 years of service and had recently been married. He was known for his quiet and pleasant demeanor, as well as his unwavering commitment to his profession. Craig's dedication to his work and his community will never be forgotten.

Jermaine Thomas was just shy of 9 years of service with the MTA and was a beloved family man. He was hard-working, cheerful and helpful to many of his union brothers and sisters, always willing to lend a hand on or off the job. Jermaine leaves behind a legacy of kindness and selflessness that will continue to inspire those who knew him.
 
As we mourn the loss of Craig and Jermaine, we also remember the impact they had on our lives and the lives of others. We honor their memory by continuing on their legacy of kindness and dedication. The union extends our deepest condolences to their families during these trying times.
 
Rest in peace, Craig and Jermaine. You will be missed dearly, but your impact on our lives will never be forgotten.