Local 1422 – Los Angeles, CA
Union Pacific Conductor Brother Jesus Mesina of Local 1422 Los Angeles was left in a coma after a devastating motor vehicle accident. While he begins a long and uncertain recovery, his wife Sara and their children are facing a financial crisis as his hospital bills pile up.
Sara reached out for the help of the SMART-TD family. She has placed her faith in the power of our collective strength. Now is the time to prove that her trust has not been misplaced.
How You Can Help
If you are financially able, please visit the GoFundMe page below to contribute:
Stand by Jesus Mesina’s Family in Crisis ►
We ask that you also share this page with your fellow members, family, and friends. The more people we reach, the greater the impact.
We Are Our Brothers’ Keepers
When tragedy strikes one of us, it affects all of us.
Jesus is more than a name on a roster: he is a father, a husband, a coworker, and a friend. He has stood shoulder to shoulder with us on the job, and now we must rally to stand with him and his family in return.
“This unforeseen event has left our family in an extremely difficult and vulnerable position. We are seeking any help, no matter how big or small, to assist with medical bills, therapy, rent, and groceries,” Sara writes in the GoFundMe.
Let’s ensure her plea does not go unanswered.
Solidarity in Action
The union was founded for members to aid one another in the face of failing or missing social systems. Solidarity is more than just something we say. It’s a commitment to pull together when no one else will. And right now, that means lifting up the Mesina family when they need us most.
Let’s show Sara, Jesus, and their children the power of union solidarity.
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