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Sheila Walker

Sheila WalkerMember Services Insurance Specialist What do you do for SEANC?Assist members with insurance products by ensuring they are aware of all the products SEANC has to offer and how their insurance works best for them. How long have you worked at SEANC?The most rewarding part of my job

Patricia Moore

Patricia Moore District 67Occupation: Retired. Pamlico Correctional Institution, Lieutenant.Counties: Pamlico, Craven Carteret and Jones Q1: How did you become involved in SEANC? When I began working at Pamlico Correctional Institution in 2008, some SEANC information was included in my orientation packet. I became a member for several reasons but mostly

B.K. Garrett

B.K. GarrettDistrict 38 memberConnections Committee ChairOccupation: Retired, Highway Patrol Q1: How did you become involved in SEANC? In 1980, my training officer handed me a SEANC application and told me to join. So, I did. I became a more active member many years ago in Charlotte when I was

Kim Martin

Autumn Creech

Autumn Creech SEANC Operations Assistant Q1: What do you do for SEANC? I run the school payroll every month and make school payroll changes, run the staff payroll, work on bank draft rejections and do the beginning process of paying department invoices. I also work on the retirement file

Jamie Robinson

Jamie Robinson District 9 Chair Occupation: Retired. Began at the Department of Corrections and ended career as a Department of Transportation supervisor. Counties: Alexander, Iredell, Catawba, Lincoln and Gaston Q1: How did you become involved in SEANC? I was recruited by Mark Leatherman in 1983 to join NCSEA District 57

Lennetta Singletary

Lennetta Singletary District 24 Chair Counties: Bladen, Columbus and Robeson Occupation: Retired, Department of Commerce, Counselor Q1: How did you become involved in SEANC? I received a SEANC packet over thirty years ago when I was hired by the state. I decided to join for several reasons but mainly

Regina Norman

Regina Norman District 46 Chair (second year as chair) Counties: Franklin, Wake, Johnson Occupation: Active, Department of Revenue (DOR) – Processing Assistant Q1: How did you become involved in SEANC? I was introduced to SEANC in when I began at DOR around 2003. My sister is also a SEANC

Brenda Johnson

Brenda Johnson District 43 Chair Occupation: Division of Motor Vehicles (retired; currently part-time) Q1: How did you become involved in SEANC? A former SEANC district chairwoman, BJ Hodges, told me about SEANC. I joined because SEANC is the only voice for state employees. SEANC supports members in issues involving

Tiffany Haldeman

Tiffany Haldeman Meeting and Convention Planner Q1: What do you do for SEANC? Currently, I am the Meeting and Convention Planner and the Liaison to the Board of Governors. However, during my 15 years at SEANC, I have worn many hats. Q2: Were you a member prior to joining

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