Retirement reception planned for Sue Chester

October 4, 2013 4 Comments

Sue Chester, payroll manager for Human Resources, is retiring after 20 years with the department.

A reception will be held in her honor from 1-3 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, in the department’s Centennial Conference room, building 91. All are invited to stop by and wish her well.

4 Responses to Retirement reception planned for Sue Chester

John
October 4, 2013
Sue, I know you only write to me every fortnight, but after 8 years, they are still the best emails I get….FROM ANYBODY! Enjoy your retirement.

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Adelita Gonzales
October 4, 2013
Sue, congratulations!!!! I hope you enjoy your retirement. You will be missed. It has been great knowing you.

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mary delfino-debold
October 7, 2013
Sue, you will be missed, for the past 20 years of my NAU career, you have always been very helpful and a person that I always knew would know the answer. Thanks for your kindness. Enjoy your retirement. You deserve the best.

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Conni Beckett
October 7, 2013
Congratulations Sue! It has been a pleasure working with you for all these years. Enjoy!

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