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Retirees for Month of July 2011
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August 1, 2011
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| EMPLOYEE |
DEPARTMENT | YEARS |
| Ruby L. Bonner |
Civil Rights Enforcement |
10 |
| Barbara A. Bujnak |
Recorder of Deeds |
26 |
| Dennie J. Cox |
Water Division |
23 |
| Susie M. Essex |
Division of Parks |
32 |
| Caroline K. Halyburton |
Neighborhood Stabilization |
16 |
| Joslyn Hampton |
Fire Department/EMS |
30 |
| Leonard J. Harrison |
Facilities Management |
13 |
| Linda M. Howard |
Building Division |
33 |
| Stanley Jenkins |
Airport Authority |
32 |
| Michael J. Quinn |
Division of Forestry |
42 |
| Mildred Shelton |
Parking Meters |
05 |
| William T. Steinkoetter |
Board of Public Service |
06 |
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