Robinson, Ware each retire after 30 years

2008-09-04 / People


The dietary department at Thomasville Nursing Home gave Rosalyn Robinson a retirement party last week in honor of her retiring after 30 years. Dietary employees pictured, front row, from left, are: Helen Williams, Belinda Jones, Kimberly Clark, Rosalyn Robinson, Faire Washington, Leola Richerson and Dietary Manager Bettye Howard. Back row are: Loretta Rodgers, Brenda Washington, Jerri Davidson, Betty Holt, Fannie Houston and Velma Bettis. Not pictured is Director of Food Services Janice Chapman. Bettye Howard commented, "We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate and thank Mrs.Robinson for 30 years of dedicated PHOTO BY ANNE WILLIAMSON services to the Thomasville Nursing Home. I have worked with her for 14 years of which 6 years as her supervisor, I've never had a problem with getting her to work, staying late or doing extra work, she always showed kindness to other employees and the residents. Mrs. Robinson always had an encouraging word and a warm, shiny smile to share with others. She will be missed by me as well as by her co-workers. We love her and may God continue to bless her because she has truly been a blessing to this department and facility." The dietary department at Thomasville Nursing Home gave Rosalyn Robinson a retirement party last week in honor of her retiring after 30 years. Dietary employees pictured, front row, from left, are: Helen Williams, Belinda Jones, Kimberly Clark, Rosalyn Robinson, Faire Washington, Leola Richerson and Dietary Manager Bettye Howard. Back row are: Loretta Rodgers, Brenda Washington, Jerri Davidson, Betty Holt, Fannie Houston and Velma Bettis. Not pictured is Director of Food Services Janice Chapman. Bettye Howard commented, "We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate and thank Mrs.Robinson for 30 years of dedicated PHOTO BY ANNE WILLIAMSON services to the Thomasville Nursing Home. I have worked with her for 14 years of which 6 years as her supervisor, I've never had a problem with getting her to work, staying late or doing extra work, she always showed kindness to other employees and the residents. Mrs. Robinson always had an encouraging word and a warm, shiny smile to share with others. She will be missed by me as well as by her co-workers. We love her and may God continue to bless her because she has truly been a blessing to this department and facility." CONTRIBUTED PHOTO William "Tommy" Ware recently retired from the Sweet Water Post Office with 30 years of credible service to the government. He celebrated his retirement with family and friends at Gaston's Grill. Ware recently received a plaque, a 30-year service pin and an engraved clock from the U.S. Postal Service. The Sweet Water employees and customers wished Mr. Ware an enjoyable and well-deserved retirement. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO William "Tommy" Ware recently retired from the Sweet Water Post Office with 30 years of credible service to the government. He celebrated his retirement with family and friends at Gaston's Grill. Ware recently received a plaque, a 30-year service pin and an engraved clock from the U.S. Postal Service. The Sweet Water employees and customers wished Mr. Ware an enjoyable and well-deserved retirement.

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