In 1995, James P. Hoffa, son of Jimmy and now president of the Teamsters, and daughter Barbara Crancer, held a memorial service for their father at Detroit's Holy Trinity church. The service was attended by more than 2,000 friends who remembered the powerful and controversial leader. He was not only strongly opinionated, but he could take care of himself in other ways too. Everybody was mad at Hoffa but his membership. The world has changed, everything has changed.
People are more educated.
I don't know if he could do now what he did. But one of Hoffa's best secrets was he knew how to get along with people. His name was his bond. He never asked you to do anything at all he wouldn't do himself. Hoffa's middle name was taken from his mother's maiden name, Riddle, and his disappearance remains just that.