Employees Retirement System of the City of St. Louis

Retirees for Month of January 2015

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February 1, 2015 | 2 min reading time

This article is 9 years old. It was published on February 1, 2015.

 gateway arch on the riverfront

 EMPLOYEE DEPARTMENT YEARS
 Gary Bess Parks, Recreation & Forestry 40
 Helena Crowder Airport Authority 43
 Debra Y. Daniels Department of Personnel 37
 Nathaniel Davis City Towing 07
 Yvonne Ewing Fire Department 30
 Janis Garavaglia Forestry Division 39
 Michael Hamilton Division of Parks 23
 Virdell D. Heard Airport Authority 13
 Paul Jarvis Airport Authority 17
 John A. Karel Tower Grove Park 27
 Ronald W. Lansford Health Department 14
 Henry J. LaZard Department of Personnel 36
 Patrick A. Lumpkins Forestry Division 40
 John J. Lydon Equipment Services 41
 Denise Marnati Sheriff's Office 41
 Kenneth J. Mick Medium Security Institution 26
 Dennis R. Murray Airport Authority 21
 Randal L. Nachtweih Building Division 14
 Geraldine A. Pozzini Circuit Court Administrator 10
 Edward A. Reck Comptroller's Office 28
 Philip E. Sonderman St. Louis Zoological Park 08
 Thomas P. Stoff Treasurer's Office 20
 Terry T. Tatum Water Division 23
 James G. Vago Airport Authority 17
 George Vickers Division of Parks 14
 Jean S. Walker St. Louis Public Library 47
 Kenneth J. Weindel St. Louis Public Library 14
 Celestina Zavala St. Louis Mental Health Board 11

 

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