Okanagan Falls Volunteer Fire Department honours Judy Morris for 35 years of service
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The Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS) and Okanagan Falls Volunteer Fire Department are recognizing Judy Morris as she retires following 35 years of dedicated service to the department and the community.
For more than three decades, Judy Morris played an important role behind the scenes, providing administrative support that helped keep the department organized and its day-to-day operations running smoothly. She worked alongside four fire chiefs during her tenure, including long-serving former Fire Chief Bob Haddow.
“Thirty-five years of service is an extraordinary commitment to any organization and community,” said RDOS Manager of Regional Fire Services Tony Iannella. “Judy has been a constant presence at the Okanagan Falls Volunteer Fire Department, supporting four fire chiefs and generations of firefighters. Her knowledge, dedication and commitment to the department will be greatly missed, and we sincerely thank her for everything she has contributed to Okanagan Falls.”
Over the years, Judy Morris provided continuity through changes in leadership, personnel and department operations. As Administrative Assistant, her knowledge of the department, attention to detail and commitment to supporting its members made her an important part of the team.
While firefighters are often the most visible members of a fire department, effective emergency services also rely on strong administrative support. For 35 years, Judy Morris contributed to that work and helped support the people who serve and protect the Okanagan Falls community.
The RDOS and Okanagan Falls Volunteer Fire Department extend their sincere appreciation to Judy Morris for her remarkable commitment and 35 years of service and wish her all the best in retirement.
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