Masonry Magazine December 2006 Page. 38
VOLUNTEERS
Everyone believed it was a worthwhile project. Everyone we asked to participate never had any hesitation to do this," said Darrell W. McMillian, P.E., MISL executive director. "It's something that was good for our community and good for our industry. It's important because it's a way to give back to the community. This is the community where we make our living."
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The BAC Local 4 did double-duty by volunteering to create a memorial to honor war veterans, while also providing an excellent training experience for apprentices.
Similarly, to help train apprentices, the Merrillville Chapter of the International Union of Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers Indiana/Kentucky (BAC Local 4) built an impressive memorial in Lake Station, Ind., to honor war veterans. The apprentices worked about two weeks-all volunteer time-to complete the Veteran's Memorial Park Walkway.
"It shows the kids that it's not just about the money. It's also about giving back to the community," said Jerry Brown, secretary treasurer for the chapter. "It's not just about going to work everyday; it's about being responsible citizens. All of our chapters do these sorts of charity projects."
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WHILE MASONS and mason contractors handle the hands-on work, industry companies donate tools and materi-
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