Waco Reporter

Central Texas College issued the following announcement.

Central Texas College (CTC) held a virtual service awards ceremony to recognize those employees who reached their service anniversary date this year with at least 10 years of service. More than 60 employees with a combined 1,050 years of service received commemorative service pins and gifts.

Topping the list of recipients were 40-year employees Jan Anderson, dean – Central Campus; and Annabelle Smith, dean – Financial Aid/Veterans Services.

Honored for 25 years of service were Yuni Angwin, custodian; Gary Kindred, dean – Europe Campus; Richard Kruse, office assistant I – Office Technology; Amy McAnally, professor – Office Technology; Steven Salvato, professor – Physical Sciences; Joseph Weaver, roofer – Building Maintenance; and Richard Whitesell, department chairperson – Aviation Science.  

Receiving 20-year service pins were Jose Alvarez, custodian; Monica Christopher, custodian; Marsha Dueck, office assistant II – Registrar; Jerry Escobar, instructor – Developmental MOS; Jenifer Parcell, office assistant II – Student Services; Susanne Sanders, office assistant II – Admissions; Amy Stewart, office assistant I – Financial Management; Deborah Walker, executive secretary – Academic and Student Services; and Connie Williamson, coordinator – Fort Hood Records. 

Recognized for 15 years of service were Anda Arms, site director – Fort Riley; Cliff Bailey, manager – Mayborn Science Theater; Denia Bowman, custodian; Donald Bretch, instructional maintenance supervisor – Europe Training Programs; Jennifer Cabaniss, professor/faculty online manager – Mathematics; Fred Chavez, programs and outreach director – Mayborn Science Theater; Melanie Clark, assistant payroll director – Europe Campus; Pearl Creviston, director – Financial Aid; Johnelle Douglas, office specialist II – Fort Hood Student Services; Bret Duncan, assistant director – Vocational Technology Operations, Europe Campus; Robert Hatfield, service technician – Telephone Services; Marlene Henry, professor – Mental Health Services;

Bertha Kondrak, professor – Mental Health Services; Barbara Little, professor – Social Sciences; Sharon Long, clerk III – Employee Training; Freddie Love, multimedia technician I – Multimedia Services; Priscilla Marte, foreman – Custodial Services; Andrew Montgomery, lead carpenter – Building Maintenance; Christine Mott, instructional design specialist – Distance Education and Education Technology; Ronnie Turner, department chairperson – Industrial Technology; Tracy Uzzell, site director – Fort Lee; Karen Walker, instructor – Fort Hood MOS; Billy Wheeler, supervisor – Building Maintenance; Chandra Williams, recruitment communications coordinator – Community Relations and Marketing; Inez Williams, site director – Camp Pendleton; Raymond Williams, instructor – Fort Hood MOS; and Billy Woodson, instructional development director – Distance Education and Education Technology.

Ten-year pin recipients were Valentina Basile, site coordinator – Europe Campus; Karen Ruth Bentley, coordinator – Financial Aid; In Sook Brooks, custodian; Audrie Cruz-Sealey, professor – Mathematics; Andrea Daniels – instructor – Fort Hood MOS; Shawn Grigsby, professor – Computer Science; Mistee Hawk, office specialist II – Military Support Services; Georgianna Karppi, degree audit coordinator – Student Services; Stephanie Ledlow-Arndt, associate registrar of technology – Registrar; Michael Lloyd, IT infrastructure director – Information Technology; Jocelyn Melendez, senior application engineer – Computer Operations; Manuela Moortel, site coordinator – Europe Campus; Wendy Nemyer, academic programs director – Europe Campus; Stephen O’Donovan, assistant dean of admissions, registration and records – Registrar; Vasiliki Paparousopoulou, registrar/marketing manager – Europe Campus; Patty Reding, office specialist I – Accounts Payable; Sheree Stover, student services advisor – Eagle Call Center; Ivelisse Valentin, switchboard operator – Telephone Services; and Bobbi Waddle, professor – Graphics and Printing Technology.

Pictured are 40-year recipients Jan Anderson and Annabelle Smith.

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