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Virginia Lindsey

Virginia D. LindseyDistrict 21Occupation: Retired, Department of Health and Human ServicesCounties: Granville, Franklin, Vance, Warren, Person How did you become involved in SEANC? I signed up with SEANC in the early 1990’s, but never really became involved with it until after Janice Bass invited me to a District 2

Michael Johnson

Michael JohnsonDistrict 56 ChairCounties: Northhampton and HalifaxOccupation: Retired, Department of Public Safety How did you become involved in SEANC? I attended a SEANC leadership training many years ago, liked what I learned, and discovered that SEANC does great things. As a result, I went to the next monthly meeting

BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Shirley Bell blazed trail as SEANC President

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Jacque Chatman is a tireless SEANC force

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

Evelyn Brown

Evelyn Brown Interview by BethDistrict 66Occupation: Active, Department of Health and Human ServicesCounty: Lenoir Q1: How did you become involved in SEANC? I joined SEANC when I first started at Dobbs Development Center. After transferring to Caswell Development Center, I met SEANC member Veronica Boone who got me really

Randy Wall

Randy Wall Member Services Insurance Specialist What do you do for SEANC? I work in the insurance department helping members with their insurance needs. How long have you worked at SEANC? I’ve been working at SEANC for four years. Rex Foster, a former SEANC Finance Director told me about

Department of Public Safety begins COVID vaccinations for correctional staff, inmates

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Flint Benson

Flint BensonLobbyist What do you do for SEANC? As a lobbyist it is my responsibility to stay in contact with our legislators to educate them on the needs of our state employees and retirees. When the legislature is in session, I am constantly monitoring legislative sessions and committee meetings

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