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Welcome to the McCormick Retirees community. Whether you retired recently or many years ago, this site is a place to stay connected, share memories, and keep up with news and events that matter to us all. We’re glad you’re here, and we hope you’ll make yourself at home. |
 Become a MemberWould you like to stay connected with good people who strive to enhance and sustain the quality of your life during your retired years? McRA fulfills this purpose through reliablycommunicating important information and organizing beneficial activities to benefit its members. McRA shares the ongoing needs of its members by directly communicating with McCormick and Co., Inc. | Mc Retiree AssociationMcRA earnestly welcomes more than 650 members who want to continue the valued relationships they created through extended employment at McCormick and Co. Inc. The organization is managed by 15 volunteers who are elected to serve as directors. Directors are responsible to set and accomplish the goals that support the McRA Mission while complying with McRA By-Laws. A volunteer Board Advisor assures continuity, compliance, and wise advice. Other volunteer members participate within committees to support important initiatives to meet stated goals. Finally, we are supported by professionals and executives of McCormick and Co., Inc. as we strive to fulfill the McRA Mission.  | 
TOP STORYOur existing website, based on written code, has two significant limitations. The most important limitation is the website’s vulnerability to evolving and rapidly occurring external technical updates. This type of website now requires totally devoted resources to predict, understand, and proactively rewrite code to consistently avert outages. The limits of unpredictability from external technical change constrains our ability to manage an all volunteer organization. All volunteer organizations need robust systems to attract and retain interested contributors. |