Retiree Clubs and
Retiree Information
Honeywell
International Retiree Page for retired USA
Employees
NOTE: Effective August 2019, the Garrett
retiree club changed its name from "Garrett
Retirees' Club" to "Honeywell-Garrett
Retirees Club."
The
Honeywell-Garrett Retirees Club of Arizona website
The Honeywell-Garrett Retirees Club of Arizona, PO
Box 11633, Scottsdale, AZ 85271-1633
NOTE: Effective December 1, 2018, the Sperry
retiree club changed its name from "Sperry
Retiree Club" to "Aero Activities Club."
Aero
Activities Club website
Honeywell/AlliedSignal
Retirees (Northeast Metropolitan Region)
A wide range of Honeywell and partner retiree discounts from Honeywell-sponsored BENEPLACE, including entertainment, automotive, electronics, travel and much more.
Arizona
Alliance for Retired Americans
Information for Financial Problems with
Businesses
Is a business treating you
unfairly or dishonestly, or just ignoring you?
One of these links might help you find a
solution.
The Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau (CFPB)
File
a complaint with the CFPB.
File a
complaint with the FTC.
File
a complaint at USA.gov.
Genealogy Sites (Originally from an HRSC genealogy
seminar. It is suggested that beginners first
read the two brief overview guides that start
the list of links below, and/or the two more
detailed guides that follow them.)
Ultimate-genealogy-guide
(Brief overview and guide.)
History
at Home: A Guide to Genealogy (Brief
overview and list of resources.)
Ultimate
beginners guide to genealogy
(Overview of genealogy searching, with
summary of many places to search, including
main online tools.)
The-genealogy-resource-guide
(Detailed overview of genealogy searching, with
some useful links.)
Family
Tree Magazine list of 25 best genealogy websites
for beginners
Ancestry.com
myheritage.com
FamilySearch.org
findmypast.com
(The big four genealogy websites.)
US GenWeb
FindAGrave.com
FamilySearch.org
Fultonhistory.com
(The top four free genealogy websites.)
Rootsweb.com
(Connecting people searching for genealogical
information.)
usgennet.org
(Data repository by state)
interment.net/us/index.htm
(Cemetery records)
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Senior
Discounts (NOT
verified, and some information may be
out-of-date, but there are some good deals in
there!
See also Honeywell retiree BENEPLACE discounts on the left side of this page.
Top
10 senior discounts in Phoenix
Dealhack—List
of senior discounts for restaurants, retail,
travel, hotel, car rental, automotive, groceries,
health & wellness, banking, theatre &
cinema, education, technology, pet, recreation,
vision, genealogy, misc. Discounts listed by age;
50+, 55+, 60+, 62+ and 65+.
Brad's
Deals—List of senior discounts for restaurants,
retail & clothing, groceries, travel,
entertainment & misc.
Arizona
Senior Citizen Discount List—List of senior
discounts (Restaurants, retail, grocery, travel)
The
Senior List—List of miscellaneous senior discounts
Phoenix
attractions pass (Not senior-specific)
Medical
& Health Information
The Health & Human
Services website
The American
Academy of Audiology for information on hearing
loss
BenefitsCheckUp
is from the National Council on the Aging. It finds
programs for people 55+ that pay for some of their
prescription drugs, health care, utilities, and
other essentials.
Mesothelioma mainly affects older people, and the
main cause is asbestos. Be wary if approached by a
lawyer.
American
Cancer Society information on mesothelioma
Mesothelioma
Applied Research Foundation (Non-profit)
Resources for
Members with Medical Insurance Problems
- Call the insurance company and ask to be
transferred to the social/case worker. (Most
companies have one.) Even if they do not resolve
the problem, note down all relevant information
to be used in your discussions with other
agencies, including the date, the name of the
person you spoke with, the company’s view of the
problem, and their reason for not resolving it.
- If you live in Arizona, do one of the
following as your next step to get assistance:
- For further resources, or if you live out of
state, go to the national Eldercare Locator
website at https://eldercare.acl.gov/Public/Index.aspx,
enter your Zip code or city, then go through the
resulting list of agencies looking for the
“Health Insurance Counseling” category to find
relevant agencies—typically the Area Agency on
Aging for major urban areas. (There may be other
categories relevant to your specific need, for
example Disability, Legal and Long-term Care
which you can also use where helpful.)
- If you still have questions about your problem
or the right agency for it, call Eldercare at
800-677-1116. They can give informational help
and suggest the best agency for you to contact.
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