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Cathy Mondor’s Retirement

There was a lovely service of celebration for Cathy Mondor’s retirement from the position of Administrative Assistant for the diocese on Saturday. Folks from across the diocese turned out to wish Cathy well and thank her for her many years of ministry among us.

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Susan Suppes with Cathy and Bishop Don
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Bishop Don and George Campbell
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Michael Bruce Smiles as he chats with Paul Smith
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Bill Birtles, Roy Bowkett, and Heather Birtles
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Barbara Shoomski chats with Patsy Grant
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Susan and Cathy, long time friends and coworkers
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Diocesan staff: Larry (Lutheran), Allison, Susan, Cathy, Bernice, Don, Karen, and Gloria
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Cathy smiles with her husband, Rolly

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