The Wicomico County Board of Education celebrates the service of employees who have reached five-year milestones of service to Wicomico County Public Schools. Those honored and thanked this year include everyone from employees who have spent 5 years in the school system to two who have served Wicomico students and families for 45 years.
Employees who have served 25, 30, 35, 40, and 45 years are listed below. At the Service Awards dinner this spring, Board President Ron Willey and Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Fredericksen thanked each of them for their dedication and their commitment to supporting student success.
45 years: Leroy A. Hall, Marilyn K. Johnson
40 years: Susan M. Gebhart, Jerdy L. Heatwole, Barbara C. Horsey, Barbara G. Kerr, Jacqueline B. Lemon, Linda S. Pusey, Richard G. Roman, Linda J. Stark, Robin L. Taylor
35 years: Cheryl H. Doughty, Doris Q. Henson, Charlotte A. Hertz, Douglas L. Miles, Howard K. Snow, Sandra L. Titus, Kay F. White
30 years: Sharon L. Birch, Susan G. Dickerson, Mary E. Hayward, Karen M. Kundell, Courtland B. Lilley, Desiree A. Martin, Cassandra M. McNeese, Lois A. Mitchell, Carroll J. Nichols, Stewart M. Soper, William R. Wainwright
25 years: Katrena B. Bailey, Terry T. Budd, David J. Churchman, Debra M. Cooper, Ellen M. Doxtater, Sharon E. Ehrisman, Barbara A. Hayward, Laura G. Hynes, Barbara J. Karsnitz, Jane P. Kitzrow, Patricia K. McKenzie, Donna R. Melson, Sandra L. Mills, Lori S. Peters, Randy J. Polk, Tamara L. Pusey, Cathy J. Reed, Barbara J. Robinson, Jon D. Shearer, Cherie R. Simon, Bobbie S. Smith Hasson, Rickey J. Thomas, Donelle L. Vanholten, Elizabeth A. Vastine, Susan B. Waldman
4 comments:
hats off to andy hall and rick roman they were two of the best teachers ,
were or are? did either retire? hall plans to be there for 2015-2016 school year. agree both well thought of by peers and students
Hmmmmmmmmm over forty years. I would not leave that gravy train either.
Here 6:29... Bring your tired butt to my classroom/shop any day of the school year and show me what you have. I challenge you to come and teach one kid something of value. I challenge you to bring your tired excuses and whining complaints and do something worthy by reaching and teaching just one kid who's been raised by small-minded, small-visioned, uneducated fools. Then you'll earn the right to complain about teachers.
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