"Very lovable" Track Worker Mourned by MOW, Services on Monday
DECEMBER 6—Track Worker Bennie Jones, who passed away suddenly on November 21 due to a heart attack, will be laid to rest on Monday.
Jones, who was only 50 at the time of his passing, worked at the Linden Shop and had originally been posted at 59th St./Columbus Circle, said union staff member and friend Shannon Poland.
"He was a huge New York Giants fan and a very lovable guy," Poland said. "Always concerned about his fellow brothers and sisters on the tracks."
Track Division Chair Carlos Albert called Jones "a great union guy" and noted how difficult the timing of the loss must be for his family, being so close to the holidays.
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family," said Albert. "He will be deeply missed by his peers, his union brothers and sisters."
A viewing from 4-6 PM and funeral service from 6-8 PM will be held Monday, December 8 at Good Tidings Gospel Chapel on 345 Malcom X Blvd. in Brooklyn, with a repast to follow at Caribe Hall, located at 1963 Utica Ave., also in Brooklyn.
Given Jones' love of the New York Giants, his family is inviting attendees to wear their favorite sports jersey, and in lieu of flowers, contributions to the cost of his final arrangements are welcomed. Those wishing to contribute may send payment through Zelle to 917.774.7534 or kthomasjones@yahoo.com..












