Office of the Collector of Revenue

Retirement Luncheon

Congratulations and best wishes to David Jackson and Sharon Sutterer.

October 1, 2013 | 2 min reading time

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Collector of Revenue Gregory F.X. Daly

Two of our valued employees retired from the Collector of Revenue Office.  David Jackson and Sharon Sutterer were both given a luncheon in their honor followed by a celebration to wish them farewell.  David and Sharon were presented with a photo album that included photos of everyone in the office along with their farewell comments and an engraved arch.

David Jackson retirement

David retired in late August and worked in the Mail Processing Department.  David was employed with the Collector's office since 1977.  David's mother Marilyn, and his sister Linda, attended the luncheon and celebration.  Happy retirement David!  Thank you for your 36 years of dedicated service to the Office of the Collector of Revenue and to the City of St. Louis.  

Sharon Sutterer retirement

Sharon Sutterer retired in late September and worked in the Water Department.  

Sharon has been employed with the Collector's office since 2001.  Sharon's husband, Norm, a former employee in the Collector's office attended the luncheon and celebration.  Happy retirement Sharon ! Thank you for your 12 years of dedicated service to the Office of the Collector of Revenue and to the City of St. Louis .


 

Collector of Revenue Office

City of St. Louis

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    Office of the Collector of Revenue
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    Employees

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