In addition to a meal and fellowship, several employees were recognized for their years of service to the county.
Probate Judge Garrison Baker and Probate Court Clerk Sandra McAfee were recognized for 30 years of service and were awarded $200 and their birthday off.
Magistrate Judge Joy Parks, who was unable to attend, received a 15-year recognition certification, $100 and her birthday off.
Eight people were presented with 10-year certificates and $50: Commissioner Craig Bryant; Linda Chambers, clerk of court's office; Linda Holman, tax assessors' office; Corey Hyde, magistrate court; Richard Kelley, sheriff's office; Ana Newberry, fire department; Travis Smith, E-9-1-1; and Mark Taylor, sheriff's office.
Nine employees had five years of service and received $25: Katie Abernathy, clerk of court's office; Joseph Dan Autry, detention center; Cassie Fincher, E-9-1-1; Tim Forrester, E-9-1-1; Brad Lamon, sheriff's office; Beverly Ngo, detention center; Laura Riebold, detention center; Anthony Sims, sheriff's office; and Marcia Thomas, probate court.
Sandra McAfee and Garrison Baker of White County Probate Court received awards for 30 years of service. (Photo/Krystal Davidson)
White County employees honored for 10 years of service include, from left, Corey Hyde, Ana Newberry, Linda Holman, Linda Chambers and Craig Bryant. (Photo/Krystal Davidson)
White County employees recognized for five years of service include, from left, Tim Forrester, Brad Lamon, Katie Abernathy and Marcia Thomas. (Photo/Krystal Davidson)
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