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Retirees for Month of January 2011
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February 1, 2011
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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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