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If you are interested in obtaining a retiree badge, appointments are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center, located at 75 Langley Drive in Lawrenceville. Call 770.822.7104 to schedule your appointment. 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

August 2022

William Randall Walker, who passed away Thursday, August 4. William served the County for 29 years in the Department of Fire and Emergency Services before he retired in 2003.

Kathryne Freeman Tatum, who passed away Saturday, August 6. Kathryne served the County for 14 years before she retired from the Department of Financial Services in 2001.

Frank D. Luther, who passed away Friday, August 26. Frank served the County for 34 years before he retired from the Department of Water Resources in 2006.

July 2022

Imogene Smith Allen, who passed away Wednesday, July 6. Imogene served the County for 17 years before she retired from the District Attorney’s Office in 1995.

Shelva Jean Hughes Dobbins, who passed away Saturday, July 16. Shelva served the County for 25 years before she retired from the Clerk of Court’s office in 2010.

Valerie Adams, who passed away Sunday, July 17. Valerie served the County for more than 22 years before she retired from the Department of Community Services in 2019.

Clifford Moon, who passed away Thursday, July 21. Clifford served the County for 13 years before he retired from the Department of Transportation in 2016.

William “Jessie” Wood Sr., who passed away on Thursday, July 21. Jessie served the County for 11 years before he retired from the Department of Planning and Development in 1996. Jessie served in the United States Army from November 1958 to November 1960.

Ronald “Ronnie” Layne Allen, who passed away Friday, July 22. Ronnie served the County for 26 years before he retired from the Department of Water Resources in 2012.

Percy Scott Jr., who passed away Sunday, July 31. Percy served the County for 22 years before he retired from the County Administrator’s Office in 2009.

June 2022

Edith Corrie Donald, who passed away Monday, June 27. Edith served the County for 24 years before she retired from the Department of Support Services in 2004.

May 2022

Ramona Calhoun Stephens, who passed away Saturday, May 7. Ramona served the County for more than 17 years before she retired from the Police Department in 1995.

Barbara Pressley Dudley, who passed away Wednesday, May 18. Barbara served the County for more than 26 years before she retired from the Probate Court in 1995

Catherine Corriveau, who passed away Sunday, May 22. Catherine served the County for more than eight years before she retired from the Police Department in 2015.

April 2022

Jack Martin Vickers, who passed away Tuesday, April 12. Jack served the County for 18 years and worked as a building inspector for the Department of Planning and Development.

Douglas “Doug” Dwayne Mattox, who passed away Tuesday, April 12. Doug served the County for 25 years before he retired from the Sheriff’s Office in 2011. Prior to his role with the Sheriff’s Office, Doug worked for the Police Department. Doug also served in the Army National Guard for 28 years — including two tours in Iraq — and retired as a major in 2010.

Emily A. Brummett, who passed away Saturday, April 16. Emily served the County for more than 19 years before she retired from the Police Department in 2006. After her retirement, Emily returned to the department to serve three additional years as a part-time communications officer.

William Henry “Elmo” Hughey III, who passed away Wednesday, April 20. William served the County for more than 25 years before he retired from the Police Department in 2007.

March 2022

Henry Webster Chambless Sr., who passed away Friday, March 4. Henry served the County for more than 18 years before he retired from the Department of Support Services in 2002. He was a veteran of the United States Army who served in the Korean War.

Sarah M. Tiller, who passed away Monday, March 28. Sarah served the County for more than 34 years in the Department of Planning and Development before she retired in 1994.

February 2022

Corporal George Daniel “Dan” Miller, who passed away Friday, February 18. Dan served the County for 26 years in the Sheriff’s Office. He also served in the United States Army as a paratrooper in the 82^nd Airborne Division.

Jack Anthony “Tony” Pyle, who passed away Saturday, February 26. Tony served the County for more than 19 years before he retired from the Department of Water Resources in 2009.

John Albert Burbulis, who passed away Sunday, February 27. John served the County for more than 14 years before he retired from the Department of Water Resources in 2006. He was a United States Marine Corps veteran who served in the Vietnam War.

January 2022

William “J.D.” James Drake II, who passed away Wednesday, January 12. J.D. served the County for 11 years before he retired from the County Administrator’s Office in 1994.

John Spencer Morrison, who passed away Saturday, January 15. John served the County for more than 20 years before he retired from the Department of Information Technology Services in 2019.

Dana Brogdon, who passed away Wednesday, January 19. Dana served the County for more than 23 years before she retired from the Department of Water Resources in 2002.

Martin Moutray, who passed away Monday, January 24. Martin served the County for more than 16 years in Animal Welfare and Enforcement — first as part of the Police Department and then as part of the Department of Community Services — before he retired in 2017.