On to New Adventures: SLCC Bids a Fond Farewell to its 2023 Retirees

Salt Lake Community College is saying goodbye to 85 valued team members as we close out our 2022-23 fiscal year.

While sending off so many is bittersweet, we are excited for the new adventures that await our colleagues and friends. Before departing the college, some of our retirees shared with us what they will miss the most, their advice to those they are leaving behind and who influenced them the most during their time here.

What will you miss most about SLCC?

Marianne Buie -Government Affairs

Deidre Tyler – SLCC Faculty and Poet Laureate

Lisa Greenhalgh – Institutional Advancement

Clifton Sanders – SLCC Provost

What person influenced you the most during your time at the College?

Marianne Buie – Government Affairs

What advice do you have for those at the College you are leaving behind?

Deidre Tyler – SLCC Faculty and Poet Laureate

A complete list of our 2023 retirees is below. Good luck to all and best wishes during your next chapter. We will miss you!

Beverly Anderson

Deanne Arvizu

Senerita Auvaa

Lui Aveytua

Neil Bastian

Curtis Bentley

Brenda Blocker

Rick Bouillon

Dennis Bromley

Marilyn Brumbaugh

Gay Bryant

Marianne Buie

Nick Burns

Brett Campbell

Hector Cando

Keith Carson

Kay Carter

Gabino Chacon-Escarcega

Jon Clark

Guy Douros

Paula Engh

Craig Ferrin

Judy Fisher

Steve Ford

Gordon Frisbey

LuAnn Furner

Luther Giddings

Jon Glenn

Rick Graham

Lanai Greenhalgh

Lisa Greenhalgh

Don Gren

Bryan Griggs

Diana Guetschow

Jennifer Hall

Susan Hardcastle

Shirley Hathaway

Maurine Hendrickson

Donald Holm

Robyn Hortin

Angie Hunter

Linda Jemmett

Jerry Jones

Mary Jane Keleher

Kevin King

Carla Kulinsky

Karen Kwan

Shiow-Mei Lake

Pete LeFevre

Pedro Leonardini

Vickie Lowe

Kelly Lund

Brenda Lyman

Tana Marchbanks

Kris Mascarenas

Alison McFarlane

Nancy Michalko

Julia Miller

Rich Millet

Thomas Montoya

Holly Moore

Carol Odeleye

Jennifer Pollock

Arlene Ray

Rex Richards

Ray Robbs

Laurie Rosequist

Nick Safai

Clifton Sanders

Jerrie Schearrer

Leslie Seiferle

Celeste Skinner

Sith Sopraseuth

Mequette Sorensen

Gordon Storrs

Rochelle Thomas

Charles Thompson

Truc Tran

Deidre Tyler

Sandra Wilke

Deborah Williams

Steve Yates

Randy Young

Bill Zoumadkis

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