Ernest Fleming

Ernest Fleming District 70 ChairRetired, Band Director Greene County SchoolLenoir County How did you become involved in SEANC? A few years after I retired from teaching, my neighbor, District 70 Chair Doug Wilson, invited me to a district meeting. During the meeting, I received much more state retiree information than

Beth Dew

Beth DewSEANC Communications Specialist What do you do for SEANC?I manage and design all aspects of The Reporter newsletter and other print materials as requested by each SEANC department. Tasks include researching, interviewing members, writing, and editing articles, editing photographs, and designing page layouts using the Adobe Creative Suite. I

DuBoris Peterkin

DuBoris PeterkinDistrict 28Occupation: Behavior Health Technician, 7 years. County: Granville How did you become involved in SEANC? In 2015, Felicia McKinney, who was the district chair at that time, talked to me about the benefits of the organization during a recruitment event in the lobby at Central Regional. After speaking

Michael Jenkins

Michael W. Jenkins District 8 ChairOccupation: Retired, DPS after serving 28.5 yearsCounties: Wilkes, Surry, Alleghany, Ashe and Yadkin How did you become involved in SEANC? I began working for the Department of Corrections (now DPS) in 1991. At that time, my supervisor strongly encouraged SEANC membership. Once I learned what

Tonya Jennings

Tonya JenningsDistrict 69 ChairpersonOccupation: Deputy Clerk, Administrative Office of The CourtsDistrict 65 Counties: Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Gates, Pasquotank and Perquimans How did you become involved in SEANC? Before my current position as Deputy Clerk, I worked for 20 years as a Probation Officer. During that time, I began attending

Benny Brigman

Benny BrigmanExecutive Committee, Retiree Council ChairDistrict 58 MemberOccupation: Retired, Dept. of Corrections (DPS), Superintendent Bladen Correctional Center How/when did you become involved in SEANC? Mitch Leonard signed me up when I was working at Sandhills Youth Center in 1978. He showed me that there was somebody out there fighting for

BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Hiawatha Y. Jones, a life of advocacy

Henry Belada

Name: Henry J. Belada, Jr. District: 7Occupation: Retired, J. Iverson Riddle Developmental CenterCounties: Burke How did you become involved in SEANC?I joined SEANC in 1973 when I started working for the state. A few years later, I stopped my SEANC membership due to personal reasons. I re-joined SEANC in 199

Renee Vaughan

Renee T. VaughanOperations Department What do you do for SEANC? Presently, I am the receptionist for SEANC. Over the years, I have had the pleasure of holding a variety of SEANC staff positions in several different departments. Some of my responsibilities included serving as Staff Liaison for the Scholarship

Michael Bell

Michael T. BellDistrict 61 memberScholarship Foundation ChairOccupation: Retired Administrator, Department of Corrections Q1: How did you become involved in SEANC? While working in Duplin County, my boss (who was very active in NCSEA) encouraged me to join. So, I did in 1975. Q2: What offices have you held in

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