Employees Retirement System of the City of St. Louis

Retirees for Month of January 2017

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February 1, 2017 | 2 min reading time

This article is 7 years old. It was published on February 1, 2017.

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 EMPLOYEE DEPARTMENT YEARS
 Donna L. Ash Election & Registration 09
 Mary H. Bergmann Parks, Recreation & Forestry 20
 Annette Bridges Neighborhood Stabilization 28
 Wilbert Burns Sheriff's Office 40
 Barbara A. Cain Juvenile Courts 16
 Julius K. Collins Jr. Juvenile Courts 30
 Mary Ellen Colombo Circuit Attorney Administrator 16
 Ethel Dunlap Circuit Attorney Administrator 12
 Deborah A. Dupree-Johnson St. Louis Police Department 23
 James L. Fox
 Airport Authority 30
 Richard L. Gorsuch Jr. St. Louis Public Library 16
 Lubomir I. Gounev Water Division 22
 Michael W. Guzy Sheriff's Office 16
 Linda Harnes Parks Division 50
 Raymond G. Harris Sheriff's Office 33
 David A. Harvey Health Division 11
 Marilyn J. Jobe Election & Registration 27
 Cynthia Jones Dept. of Corrections/MSI 23
 Joyce L. Mennies St. Louis Public Library 15
 William L. Olbrich Jr. St. Louis Public Library 12
 Sandra M. O'Malley Water Division 20
 Dennis G. Pogue Sheriff's Office 39
 Daniel Skillman Parks Division 40
 Frank Thomas Street Division 06
 Timothy Willman St. Louis Public Library 25
 Alvin J. Wilson St. Louis Public Library 14

 

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