Department of Personnel

Happy Anniversary - August 2014

City employees celebrate major service anniversaries in August 2014

October 1, 2014 | 2 min reading time

This article is 11 years old. It was published on October 1, 2014.

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The following employees marked major anniversaries during August 2014 in their service careers with the City of St. Louis.  Hearty congratulations and sincere thanks for many years of loyal service to:

30 Years

Iris Brown - S.L.A.T.E.
Thomas McLain - Fire Dept.
Gary Steffens - Fire Dept.
Mark Chrun - Fire Dept.
Timothy Dangos - Fire Dept.
Kevin Fondren - Fire Dept.
Steve Olliges - Fire Dept.
Kurt Brueckmann - Fire Dept.
Ben Halbert - Fire Dept.
Ruben Micich - Fire Dept.
Tyrone Simms - Fire Dept.
Charles Davenport - Fire Dept.
Harvey Jackson - Fire Dept.

20 Years

Denise Roberts - Mayor's Office
Vernita Nettles - Information Technology Services Agency 
Andrew Bates - Forestry Division
Randy Breitenfeld - Street Division
Daniel Lemmon - Fire Dept.
Stephen Rezek - Fire Dept.
Douglas Loop - Fire Dept.
Ernest Strong - Fire Dept.
Willie Turner - Corrections Division
Mary Birkenmeier - Health Dept.
Ken Chiu - Board of Public Service
Vincent Foggie - Water Division
Andrew Rounds - Water Division
Christopher Hanson - Lambert Airport
  

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