Welcome
Welcome to ssarp.org - a new domain for SSA retirees and employees who worked for SSA, but retired from other agencies. Current employees are also invited to visit often and to join the communication lists. The site was begun by retirees with the support of SSA employees, but it is not an official SSA site. It includes informational pages shown in the left border and email communication lists for those who subscribe. The ssarp.org administrator is Stanley LeBlanc, Dallas Region, who retired June 3, 2003.
See communication lists instructions for procedures to subscribe and send messages to those who have subscribed to one or more lists.
A secure site which requires a user name
and password to enter has been established. Once one enters the site, it can be
navigated like this open site until one exits. The pages in the protected site
can be added to favorites, but one will need to enter the user name and password
upon re-entry. The lock
symbol indicates a file is in the secure site. The user name and password will
be provided to the mailing lists and are also available by sending an email to
pw @ ssarp.org. Please include your region in the subject line or body.
To send information to post on the website, use the email address that is on each page.
See note from the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare [NCPSSM] re help needed from retired SSA employees.
This next 2-year period is a critical time for Social Security and the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare is asking for your help. We will continue to work diligently to get the message out that Social Security is NOT OFF THE TABLE according to this administration but we need volunteers to help educate citizens and members of Congress about this message. In an effort to effectively increase our outreach we are on a very intense mission to recruit Area Representatives.
An Area Representative is a retired SSA employee who understands the value of the Social Security program and who is able to communicate the importance of maintaining this program to other citizens.
Please help us by letting us know if you are able to volunteer your time and talents to help shape legislation and to get the word out. Area Representatives meet with their Members of Congress and their staff in the congressional district. They also write letters and OpEds, staff exhibits and find other opportunities to take action.
If you are interested in making a difference and joining us, please contact Lizabeth Wesely-Casella at 202-216-8368 or 1-800-998-0181, or email weselyl @ ncpssm.org for more information.
SPECIAL ALERT! Troy Darren Grumbine, son of Kay [former SSA and HCFA/CMS employee] and Grant Grumbine, has been missing since February 2, 2004. His car with the motor still running was found near Deming, New Mexico, but the State Trooper couldn't locate Troy. The Missing Person Poster prepared by the Irving Police Department contains a photo and contact information.