Members

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Staff

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Contractors

Partners in our industry's most important joint venture.

Jim Morin

Brother Morin worked for several companies during his first ten years in the union until he found a home with Fontaine Bros where he spent the last 33 years as part of the multi-generation family-owned company in Massachusetts.

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Jaclyn Frosolone

At 23 years old, Jaclyn is a Level 1 Mill Cabinet apprentice with specialty Local 51, and is thankful to have found her niche.

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Justin Alves

After high school, Alves worked in HVAC systems for a few years but “the pay wasn’t doing it” for him. When a friend suggested that he consider a career in union carpentry, Alves couldn’t believe the pay and benefits package.

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Manny Francois

Prior to joining the Carpenters union, Brother Francois served in the Marine Corps and then worked as a pharmacy technician for several years.

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Daniel Oill

After graduating from University, he started working in residential carpentry and realized his love for the craft. Now, a 3rd year apprentice, Daniel says while the benefits are great, his appreciation for the brotherhood and the opportunities available is even greater.

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Angel Castillo

Angel Castillo is a 15-year+ member of Local 336 in Central/Western Mass. In 2005, Castillo completed the Westover Job Corp pre-apprenticeship program which helped him prepare for a career in carpentry.⠀

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Stephen McDonald

Local 328 Brother Stephen McDonald grew up in Amesbury, MA and joined the US army out of high school. He served two deployments to Afghanistan and was a victim of an improvised explosive device (IED) attack there, enduring physical injuries to both his legs, particularly his left.

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Kedar Swain

At 18 years old, with no college debt building up and earning while he learns with great benefits to support himself, Swain says he’s very happy with his decision and has “a good thing going on here” for his future. ⠀

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