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Join the GC Retiree email list for the latest Gwinnett County news and events for retirees. We’ll also keep you updated on retiree wellness and benefit plan information.

If you are interested in obtaining a retiree badge, walk in to the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center, 75 Langley Drive in Lawrenceville Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 10:00am and 3:00pm to 4:00pm. The retiree badge will be for identification purposes only and will not grant access to any County facility, building, or parking deck.

One retiree traveled more than 200 miles to get his badge! Read more about his story.

A caregiver is anyone who feels responsible for another person’s welfare (financial, emotional, and supportive) because of illness, frailty, life changes, and/or losses. If you care for your relative, spouse, or loved one, join us for our monthly support group meetings from a caregiver, join us for our monthly support group meetings from noon to 1:00pm in GJAC second floor, Support Services Conference Room.

See the flier below for meeting details:

• Monthly Caregiver Support Group

We regretfully announce the deaths of the following retirees:

December

Richard “Rick” Veit, who passed away Sunday, December 22. Rick served the County for 22 years in the Department of Human Resources before he retired in 2008. In 2010, he returned to work for the County part-time as an office assistant in the Sheriff’s office until January 2015. Services were held at the Gwinnett Chapel of Wages & Sons in Lawrenceville. Online condolences may be expressed here. 

November

Morris Bradford, who passed away Sunday, November 10. Bradford served the County for 16 years in the Department of Corrections before he retired in 1991. Morris is survived by his daughter, Sheilah Williams; grandchildren, Joey and Laura Williams and Lee and Tiffany Williams; seven great-grandchildren, Blake Williams, Emma Williams, Grace Williams, Brody Williams, Shelby Williams, Jeremy Hetzler, and Matt Hetzler; two sisters, Doris McCranie and Tina Wright; and a host of extended relatives, former coworkers, and friends. Funeral services were held Wednesday, November 13 at the Pruitt Funeral Home Chapel in Royston, Georgia. Online condolences may be expressed here.

Kenneth Lafayette Johnson Jr., who passed away Wednesday, November 6. Kenneth served the County for 24 years in the Police Department before he retired in 2008. He was named Gwinnett County Police Officer of the Year in 1999 for bravely entering a burning home to rescue a victim and extinguish a fire. Kenneth is survived by his wife of 35 years, Cindy Shaw Johnson; two daughters, Darcie Johnson and Megan (Zach) Johnson Wells; one son, Kristoffer (Avery) Johnson; numerous nieces and nephews; and a host of extended relatives, former coworkers, and friends. His memorial service was held Sunday, November 10. In lieu of flowers, donations will be accepted in his honor to Pets for Vets. Online condolences may be expressed here. 

Please keep these retirees’ family, friends, and former coworkers in your thoughts and prayers.