Pay by credit card! For dues and HRSC events Online dues instructions & FAQs Online event payment instructions & FAQs Tips for readers of the eBridge BACKGROUND eBridge delivery may be prevented by spam filters, especially in your mail provider's incoming mail server and in the mail app on your computer if you use one. You can access your mail provider's mail server by using the webmail interface they supply, such as mail.google.com, mail.aol.com, icloud.com/mail, or webmail.cox.net. You can also optionally access it by using a mail app on your computer, which may not be from your mail provider; for example, you might have a Cox, Gmail or Yahoo mail account, but use Outlook, Windows Mail, or Apple Mail as your mail app. Each has its own spam filtering, so you need to go to each to look for your eBridge in the spam/junk folder, and to prevent your eBridge from being blocked. WHAT TO DO If your eBridge does not arrive by mid-month, look in the spam/junk and trash folders both in your mail provider's webmail, and in your mail app if you use one. If you find it, mark it as not spam and/or move it to the inbox to "train" the spam filter to allow messages from this address. If your mail can be sorted into tabs or folders such as Outlook's "focused" "other" and "clutter," look in these too. If you do not find it, try webmail on a different computing device, such as desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone, and/or try a different browser. To reduce the chances of an eBridge being blocked by your mail provider's spam filter on their mail server, do the following: (1) Go to webmail and put emadmin@hrcaz.org in your mail account's contacts and allow list, AKA safe or trusted senders list or white list. (2) Check it is not on your blocked senders list. (3) Ensure your mail account is not set to delete suspected spam without telling you. (4)Ensure there is a long delay before trash or spam folders are emptied so you have time to find a missing eBridge. AOL fixes these at 7 and 30 days respectively, but 30 days for both is better for finding missing emails, and some mail systems let the user choose. Then, if you use a mail app, repeat all four steps in it too. Ample advice is available, such as whitelist.guide, which has instructions for most mail providers. (Scroll to find your provider's icon; don't use the search.) finally, if you have a firewall such as microsoft/Windows Defender, or anti-virus software such as Mcafee or Norton, ensure it is not set up so it could block email you want to receive. If you still don't get your eBridge, or if you don't understand these tips, please ask hotline@hrcaz.org. for help. Tell us what you and/or your Honeywell colleagues have been up to since you left Honeywell, or recently! Our survey showed members would like to know what you are up to, so pl let us know what you and/or other Honeywell retirees have been doing since you retired, and/or recently. Any format, style or length is fine; with or without photos. Send your inputs to bridge_editor@hrcaz.org. (Please do not use this address for other topics, such as the website—use hotline@hrcaz.org.) PLEASE DO NOT USE IT FOR CONTACT INFO CHANGES; use the Membership Application/Renewal/Change button at upper-left. NOTE: bridge_editor@hrcaz.org is for members; we don't accept unsolicited articles  from others. See photos of past events such as the March 7, 2022 IAC Ole Timers' lunch, the April 25, 2019 HRSC-AAC Spring Picnic, the September 11, 2019 IAC Ole Timers Lunch and List of Attendees, the October 23, 2019 Oktoberfest the November 12, 2019 seven-day California Coastal Cruise, and the December 11, 2019 IAC Ole Timers lunch and List of Attendees.   look in back numbers of the online Bridge and the 2014-onwards photo gallery (includes photos not in the Bridge) on the ARCHIVES page if you want to see older photos.

The Event Schedule is updated each time the Bridge is published, and whenever event updates are received at hotline@hrcaz.org.
The ARCHIVES page, updated approximately  monthly during the active part of the club year, contains a variety of recent and memory-lane items, including back issues of the online Bridge, photo galleries, minutes of board meetings and reports from the treasurer  and website manager.
Occasional updates are made to:

• The USEFUL LINKS page, which has information on other Honeywell retiree clubs, senior discounts, medical & health (including resources to help with medical insurance problems) and genealogy, as well as a Honeywell dashboard with a variety of information about the company\97financial news, general news and patents.

• The PHOENIX AREA ATTRACTIONS page, which has information on a wide variety of local attractions, parks & preserves, spectator sports, performing arts, cultural history, museums, art galleries, and, of course "miscellaneous."

See the Site Map for an overview of all the information on this website.

Please let us know at hotline@hrcaz.org, if you have any suggestions for additions or improvements  to any of these pages, or if you find something that needs correcting.

The Honeywell Retiree Social Club of Arizona (HRSC) extends a warm welcome to all Honeywell retirees who worked for Honeywell in the state of Arizona. This includes retirees from organizations that merged with Honeywell or were at one point part of Honeywell; for example, see the logos in the header above. Our purpose is to help you maintain contact with your retired Honeywell associates and to provide a variety of information and activities of interest.

To do this, HRSC provides many social activities so that friendships can be renewed and maintained on a regular basis. These include picnics, luncheons, horse race meetings, golf outings, tours, cruises, trips, museum visits, and lecture/discussion meetings on a variety of subjects.

Many people have fond memories of interaction with their associates and loss of contact with them is one of the drawbacks of retirement. We encourage all retirees to participate in these activities to renew, maintain and expand contact with people they have come to know well over the years and to form new friendships with others in the Honeywell family.

HRSC publishes a newsletter, The Bridge, 9 times a year, which is distributed to members in electronic form, and in paper form for members unable to receive email. Membership costs $5 per year, and the membership year ends on April 30. To join, click the "Membership Application/Renewal/Change" button at the left side of this page, and pay by credit or debit card.  (You will also be offered an option to pay by check.) Please consider paying for multiple years to save time and money for yourself and HRSC.  Honeywellers who leave Arizona after retirement are welcome to join or continue membership and receive The Bridge.

The club is a social network of Honeywell retirees and as such does not deal with pension, health care or other benefits. Please direct these questions to the Honeywell Retirement Service Center at 1 800 526 0744 or honeywell.com/retiree.

HRSC is a social organization in Arizona for Honeywell International, Inc. retirees. This organization will be open without regard to prior class of employment, race, creed, sex or geographical residence.

HRSC will provide program activities, programs (such as Fix-It Guys) and projects of interest to retirees and spouses. It will facilitate effective communications between members, other Honeywell retiree clubs and Honeywell International, Inc.  It will provide opportunities to renew acquaintances and promote fellowship among retirees, and will assist retirees in maintaining and enhancing the image of Honeywell International, Inc., in the eyes of the public.

• Eligibility to attend all HRSC events
  
• Email delivery of the bridge newsletter as a color PDF with live links. (Delivery of a black and white paper version is also available for members unable to receive email.) The Bridge includes items such as
  • List of HRSC member email addresses of members willing to share them. (Updated about twice per year.)
  • names of new HRSC members
  • Names of retirees who have passed on
  • Obituaries
    
• Ability to receive PDF version wherever you are in the world, provided you have email access.
• Ability to read downloaded PDF version offline.
  
• Eligibility to vote for HRSC officers and directors.
• Eligibility to serve as an HRSC officer or director.
• Eligibility for free services from the Fix-It Guys for yourself or surviving spouse.
• Occasional informational emails.
• Increased viability of HRSC for yourself and others.

\86 The paper Bridge is sent out to members unable to teceive email by Honeywell, using outsourcing. It is typically delivered about two weeks after the eBridge, so apart from getting news late, you may miss out on events with first come, first served signup.

A free trial membership is available to allow potential members to assess their interest in joining the club. It provides:

• Three successive PDF issues of "The Bridge" monthly newsletter distributed by email.
  
• Eligibility to attend all HRSC events during this time.
  

It is available to all who meet these criteria:

• Worked for Honeywell or a company that merged with Honeywell.
• Aged 50 or more.
• Never before belonged to HRSC or received free trial membership.
  

To request a free trial, send an email to: hotline@hrcaz.org