Local 100 News: Honoring Our Fallen Sister Moet McCullum

Brothers and Sisters,

When we lose one of our own, we show up.

Sister Moet McCullum went to work performing her duties as a conductor flagger and tragically never made it home. Her loss has been felt throughout our union and the transit system, but most deeply by the family and loved ones she leaves behind.

Now it is time for her union family to stand beside them.

TWU Local 100 is calling on our members to come out in force as we honor Moet, pay our respects, and surround her family with the support of the thousands of brothers and sisters who make up this union.

When the FDNY and NYPD lose one of their own, their members stand shoulder to shoulder to honor the fallen. Moet was one of ours. We should do no less.

                                 WAKE & SERVICE
Friday, September 25, 2026

2:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Lawrence H. Woodward
Funeral Home

1 Troy Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11213

 

FUNERAL

Saturday, September 26, 2026

9:00 AM

Lawrence H. Woodward
Funeral Home

1 Troy Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11213

Burial:

The Evergreens Cemetery

1629 Bushwick Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11207

Repass to follow.

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