POLICE OFFICER BARRY ENG (Retired)
Barry Eng, age 94, passed away peacefully on
December 16, 2020. He was originally from
Boston, Massachusetts, resided in New York City,
and retired in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
He enlisted in the United States Army and served
his country during World War II and served in
the army reserves. He rose to the rank of
colonel.
Barry also retired as a New York City police
officer with the 5th precinct. He was proud to
be one of the founding members of
the NYPD Asian Jade Society that
was established in 1980.
With his military and law enforcement
background, Barry was stern on the exterior.
However, on the inside, Barry was a warm and
kind soul. His family will miss him immensely.
Barry will be cremated and his ashes will be
interred at a later date at the Arlington
National Cemetery
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Whether you are depressed,
going through a separation, having financial
difficulties, feeling anxiety, or anything else,
you are never alone. Nothing is ever hopeless.
We cannot hide from this incredibly important
discussion. We must not pretend that these
things don’t happen, or that such tragic deaths
are somehow a fact of life. Importantly, we
cannot sit idly by and just pray that they don’t
happen again. We have to take action now. We
have to discuss mental health.
Each of
us is dedicated to the important business of
fighting crime and keeping New Yorkers safe. And
this is an immensely tough job. But your
personal life can be even tougher. You may have
no idea your office coworker – or your sector
partner, even – is dealing with a challenge for
which they see no positive resolution.
But you need to know, and always
remember: What seems unbearable today,
absolutely will be more manageable tomorrow. The
first step toward a solution is speaking to
someone. And if you’re worried about a friend or
colleague, you can make a confidential referral
to our Employee Assistance Unit on their behalf.
This is about keeping our family healthy
– and about saving lives. Your jobs require that
you spend so much of your work day helping
people in crisis. But, before you can take care
of others, it’s imperative that you first take
care of yourselves.
The resources are:
NYPD-SPECIFIC
- Employee Assistance Unit: 646.610.6730
- Chaplains Unit: 212.473.2363
- POPPA (independent from the NYPD):
888.267.7267
OUTSIDE OPTIONS
- NYC WELL: Text, call, & chat www.nyc.gov/nycwell
- Lifeline: 800.273.TALK (8255)
- Crisis Text Line: Law enforcement officers can
text BLUE to 741741 (non-law enforcement can
text TALK to 741741)
- Call 911 for emergencies
Seeking help is never a sign of weakness – it’s
a sign of great strength. Trained members will
listen and connect you with even more help,
around the clock. I implore you to seek out – or
to help others find – the assistance that is so
readily available to us all.
Thank you for what you do every day and, please,
always stay safe.
Membership dues will be collected for
the new year at the meeting.
Please bring a check for $35.00 and
a completed application to the meeting.
Members enrolled in ESS must also submit a
application
so we can keep track on your payments.
Collecting 2021 Membership Dues.
2021 APPLICATION - 2021 APPLICATION
Members who do not pay their
dues by June
will be assessed a $10.00 late fee to $45.00.
JOIN - through through
Employee Self Service, ESS Direct Deduction
Dues will $35.00 year round.
Will be automatically be payroll deducted every year.
Please
Contact a
Precinct Delegate, Boro/Bureau Trustee
or Executive Board member
for the complete particulars for Events.
or
e-mail
correspondingsecretary@nypdajs.org
Please CC
president@nypdajs.org
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