Employees Retirement System of the City of St. Louis

Retirees for the Month of April 2020

Best wishes for a happy retirement!

May 1, 2020 | 2 min reading time

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EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM RETIREES FOR MONTH OF APRIL 2020

EMPLOYEE - DEPARTMENT - YEARS

Sherri E. Bill - Board of Aldermen - 46 years

David A. Carpenter - Sheriff's Department - 07 years

Terri A. Coats - Division of Corrections - 07 years

Bernard Crittenden - Water Division - 40 years

Charles W. Crofts - Circuit Court Administration - 21 years

Corliss A. Crouch - Police Department - 29 years

Richard Konsewicz - Sheriff's Department - 23 years

Norman Lewis - Airport Authority - 26 years

Bruce E. Liggins - Building Division - 30 years

Karl Henry Meyer - Board of Public Service - 43 years

Hary E. Moore - Airport Authority - 21 years

James D. Moore - Water Division - 10 years

Marylin L. Stricklin - St. Louis Zoo - 29 years

John R. Ward - Division of Health - 25 years

Mary Wheelington - Division of Health - 18 years

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