Employees Retirement System of the City of St. Louis

Retirees for Month of January 2011

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February 1, 2011 | 2 min reading time

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EMPLOYEE	DEPARTMENT	YEARS
Lawrence R. Arnowitz	Comptroller's Office	30
Sara Ramser Beck	St. Louis Public Library	19
James O. Bibby	Health - Environment	29
Russell D. Brown	Medium Security Institution	32
Gregory P. Davis	Water Division	15
June Dedeke	Water Division	41
Monica E. Edwards	Airport Authority	36
Ronald A. Foster	Department of Personnel	30
Leo Hamm	Assessor's Office	40
Bruce H. Hampton	Building Division	31
Victoria Hardy	Airport Authority	14
Herman Heinrichs	Water Division	21
Fred L. Hollander Jr.	Building Division	12
Murtis M. Hudson	Medium Security Institution	37
Donna J. Karcher	St. Louis Fire Department EMS	41
Deborah J. Moore	Airport Authority	36
Ruby Pierce	I.T.S.A.	40
Barbara Pikesley	St. Louis Fire Department	39
John F. Schniedermeier	Health - Environment	32
Simuel J. Tapp	Juvenile Court	22
Ella Taylor	St. Louis Public Library	14
Walter E. Willis	Juvenile Court	32
Lorraine Wolfe-Lordi	Building Division	05

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