HONORING EMPLOYEES FOR YEARS OF SERVICE

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  Sandy Middleton, Executive Director, 21 years

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  Luann Smithhart, Finance Manager, 9 years

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  Michelle Hastings, Housing Case Manager, 12 years

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  Tami Morgan, Special Projects Manager, 11 years

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  Paula Vaughn, Life Skills Case Manager, 16 years

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  Kristina McCool, Deputy Director, 16 years

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  Ginger Steadham, 2nd Chance Store Manager, 20 years

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  Kimberly Shows, 2nd Chance Store Clerk, 10 years

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  Elaine Coleman, House Manager, 18 years

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  Ernestine Skiffer, Educations and Workforce Manager, 12 years

From the Board of Directors of The Center for Violence Prevention:

The work of preventing violence and supporting victims requires compassion, courage, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to those whose lives have been impacted by violence. This album includes employees who have dedicated several years of their lives to the Center for Violence Prevention have demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to our mission and to the individuals, families, and communities we serve.

Throughout their years of service, these dedicated employees have provided invaluable knowledge, experience, leadership, advocacy, and compassion, strengthening CVP and helping advance its mission. These employees have helped shape the Center for Violence Prevention through their service, mentorship, perseverance, and dedication, leaving a lasting impact on both the organization and the communities it serves.

The Board of Directors recognizes that the strength and effectiveness of CVP are rooted in the people who faithfully carry out its mission each day. We acknowledge with profound gratitude the employees who have chosen to devote a significant portion of their professional lives to this important work and who have continued to demonstrate their commitment through ten or more years of service.

We extend our deepest appreciation for their years of service, their unwavering commitment to victims and survivors of interpersonal violence, and their contributions to the continued growth and success of the Center for Violence Prevention.