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Orange County Employee

Service Awards

July

And

AuguSt 2014

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thank you

for your Service

Greetings,

One of the highlights of my job as Mayor is visiting with our employees, learning more about you and your families, and hearing how much pride you have in serving the citizens of Orange County. You are my heroes and a constant source of inspiration.

Our employees are on the front lines interacting with the thousands of citizens, businesses and tourists in Central Florida. Today we are recognizing some of our most dedicated employees — those who are celebrating more than 20 years of service to Orange County Government. I’m honored to stand alongside you as a public servant. I want to acknowledge and thank you for the outstanding work that you do for Orange County and our citizens. I am proud to serve our community with you, and recognize that your passion and work ethic has a direct impact on our wonderful quality of life and helps to make our region one of the best places in the world to live, learn, work and raise a family.

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Orange County

employees

recognized for

outstanding service

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Carol Nosal

Code Enforcement, 30 years

Community, Environmental and Development Services

Carol was born in Buffalo, New York, graduated from Boone High School, and attended Mid-Florida Tech for blueprint reading. She was hired by Orange County in 1984 to work at Emergency Medical Services, and has since worked at Plans Coordination, Real Estate Management, Office of Management and Budget, Zoning, and is now a Settlement Coordinator with Code Enforcement.

Carol has been married to David for 49 years, their children include: Lisa, David, and Lynn; grandchildren: Tony, Lauren, David, Felecia, Alysha; Great-grandchildren: Dyson, River and Audrey. Outside interests include: gardening and traveling.

Carolyn D. McFadden

Building Safety, 30 years

Community, Environmental and Development Services

Carolyn was born in Brooklyn, NY, and graduated from Orlando Vo-Tech, and Southern College.

She started with Orange County in Building Safety as a Clerk-Typist, and was promoted to Permit Analyst and Senior Permit Analyst.

Carolyn has one daughter: Shanese; one son: Eric; granddaughter: Jillian; and grandson: Eric Jr. She volunteers with her church: New Covenant Baptist, and back-to-school and Health Fairs in her neighborhood.

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Angeli Williams

Administration Command, 25 years

Corrections

Angeli was born in Sanford, graduated from Seminole High School and Seminole Community College. Earned a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree from Florida State University. She started with Orange County in 1989 in Community Corrections’ Work Release Center, and has worked in the Classifications and Inmate Programs and Support Division. Angeli is the Aunt/Mother to Markita and grandmother to Elise Angeli Rina. Outside interests include: Bowling, working out, cooking, gardening, and spending time with family and friends; and she volunteers with Good News Jail and Prison Ministry at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility.

Carl S. Rue

In-Custody Support, 30 years

Corrections

Carl was born in Winter Haven, graduated from Winter Haven High School, and attended Mid-Florida Technical School for the Motor Transport Operator Program.He served for 3 years in the US Army, stationed at Ft. Hood, Texas.

Carl started his career with Corrections at the Juvenile Section of the Main Facility. Carl was recognized for his response in handling a major disturbance at the MJB Annex.He is currently assigned to the Laundry Section.

Carl is married to Pamela, and he has one daughter: Kira; two grandchildren: Rome J. Perry, and Zaelyn T. Perry. In his spare time, Carl works with the Mt. Olive A.M.E. Church and provides catering for them; he also enjoys traveling, listening to music, chaperoning field trips, family outings, and spending time with his grandchildren

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Karen Wittman

Youth and Family Services, 25 years

Family Services

Karen was born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and lived in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

She was hired by Orange County in 1989 as a Family Teacher Assistant. Karen has an AA degree in Dietary Management, BS in Psychology, and a Master’s in Organizational Management.

Karen has been married to Jeff for 32 years. Outside interests include: Spending her free time with her husband and three grandchildren, and she serves as a Board Member and volunteer with children at her church.

Lauren A. Buckner

County Administration, 35 years

Lauren was born in Pennsauken, NJ, moved to Orlando in 1964, and graduated from Winter Park High School. She started with Orange County in the Civil Defense Office of Emergency Services.Lauren has worked in the Planning Department, the Office of Regional Mobility, and the County Administrator’s Office. She assisted with the creation of the working board for the 911 system in 1980. Lauren has one daughter: Jacqueline; son-in-law: Scott; two granddaughters: Angel Marie, 15, and Lillian Ann, 6. Her passion is her grandchildren, and working with the United Way Campaign. Lauren is involved in the Pine Castle Safe Communities Preservation Association.

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Daniel J. Horan

Operations, 25 years

Fire Rescue

Daniel was born in Detroit, Michigan and served in the U.S. Army for four years. He obtained his Fire Standards from St. Petersburg Vo-Tech Institute.

Daniel joined Orange County in 1989, and promoted to Engineer in 2003. He has received several Unit Citations, and a Distinguished Service Award. He has served several years as a Union Steward.

Daniel is married to Kimberly, and they have one daughter: Lindsay; and one son: Gavin.

Miles W. Carpenter

Operations, 25 years

Fire Rescue

Miles was born at Loring Air Force Base, Maine, and moved to Central Florida in 1969 after his father died in Vietnam. He graduated from Winter Park High School and earned his Fire Standards from Seminole State College.

Miles joined Orange County in 1984, promoted to Engineer in 1995, and to Lieutenant in 2003. He has worked with the Transfer Unit for five years, and with Special Operations for 20 years.

Miles has been married to Penny for 30 years, and they have three children: Brittany, Candice, and Sydney; and two grandchildren: Trae, and Jayden. In his spare time, Miles enjoys biking, hiking, and swimming.

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José P. Gainza

Operations, 25 years

Fire Rescue

José was born in Coral Gables, Florida, graduated from Archbishop Curley Notre-Dame High School, and attended the University of Florida for two years.

He joined the U.S. Navy where he served as a Corpsman, was a member of the Medical Mobile Augmentation Response Team in the Persian Gulf, and served on the following ships: USS Okinawa, USS Guadalcanal, and USS Saipan. José was hired in 1989 as a Firefighter/EMT, and obtained his Paramedic certification in 1991. He was one of the first EMS Field Supervisors, promoted to LT in 1998; graduated Cum Laude with a degree in Public Administration; promoted to Battalion Chief in 2006; Assistant Chief in 2013. José is married to Laurie, and they have four children: Tom, JP, Nick, and Ellery. He is an avid soccer fan, and has played in the Adult Soccer League for 25 years.

David A. Rathbun

Planning and Technical Support, 25 years

Fire Rescue

David was born in Ft. Lauderdale, and moved to Orlando in 1988. He graduated from South Plantation High School, the University of Phoenix, and Barry University with a Masters in Public Administration. David served in the U.S. Navy for four years. Hired in 1989 as a fire fighter with Orange County, and promoted to Lieutenant in 2000, Battalion Chief in 2001, Assistant Chief in 2008, and Division Chief in 2009. David developed the first fire apparatus replacement plan. He coordinated the logistics section for the Field Operations Center during the 2004 hurricanes. He is married to Michele and they have two children: Alan,

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Mark V. Massaro

Public Works, 30 years

Mark was born in Totawa, NJ, and lived in Ft. Wayne, IN before moving to Orlando in 1984. He has a BS in Engineering from Indiana Institute of Technology, and a Master’s from Indiana University.

Mark started his career with Orange County as an Engineer II, and has been promoted to Senior Design Engineer, Traffic Manager Engineer, Roads & Drainage Manager, Deputy Director, and is now the Director of Public Works. He has received numerous individual, and has served on many committees and organizations throughout his career.

Mark is the lead for the annual Pasta with a Purpose Luncheon fund raiser for Great Oaks Village, going into their fifth year. He has been married to Wanda for 35 years, and they have three children: Scott, Jennifer, and Vincent; three grandchildren: Joseph, Troy, and Colette. Mark enjoys fishing, sailing, camping, and all outdoor activities. He travels extensively to Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland is forthcoming.

Alex Roberts

Customer Service, 25 years

Utilities

Alex was born in Newark, NJ, the fourth of 13 children, and relocated to Miami in 1977, then to Orlando in 1988. He attended Miami-Dade College and majored in Architectural Engineering.

Alex started with Orange County in 1988, and become a permanent employee in 1989 as a Meter Reader II. In 2005, he was promoted to Senior Meter Reader.

Alex has one daughter: Kimah; studied Martial Arts, enjoys cooking shows, and taking things apart, and putting back together again.

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Klell D. Hollar

Field Services, 25 years

Utilities

Klell was born and raised in Orlando, graduated from Oak Ridge High School. He started as a Trades Helper with Orange County in 1989, and is now a Maintenance Coordinator.

Klell is involved with many church activities, coaches softball, and youth soccer. He helps with the annual “Hooked on Fishing, not on Drugs” Program.

He has two children: Christopher, 20; and Sheyenne, 10. Klell enjoys tournament fishing, hunting, and helping to keep teens off the street.

John C. Groen

Field Services, 30 years

Utilities

John was born in Winter Park, graduated from Colonial High School, and has attended numerous trade schools and certification programs.

He completed the Supervisory Development Series Program. John has been awarded many personal and team recognition awards and Letters of Appreciation. He has been promoted several times, and is currently serving as a Operations Specialist. John represented Orange County in the statewide competition: “Operations Challenge” within the Wastewater Industry.

He is married to Diana, and they have three daughters: Stacey, Kalyn, and Tiffany; two grandchildren: Skyler,

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James L. Buys

Facilities Management, 25 years

Administrative Services

Jim was born in Seoul, South Korea, and moved to Central Florida in 1972. He graduated from Seminole Community College, and hired by Orange County in 1988 as a Trades Helper.

Jim has received several promotions, including HVAC technician, special services coordinator, and is currently the District Maintenance Coordinator for the West District. He assisted with the “Ride United” fund raiser for United Way. Jim is the proud father of two girls: Ashley, 19; and Amanda, 23. He is an avid golfer, and a fan of the Atlanta Braves and Orlando Magic.

Alfred F. Tumin, Jr.

Fleet Management, 35 years

Administrative Services

Fred was born in Bethesda, Maryland; graduated from Walter Johnson High School; attended Montgomery College; and received an AS degree from Brevard Community College. He has worked in Fleet Management his entire career. Fred was elected Secretary/Treasurer for Local 517; and is currently a Delegate to the Southeast Laborers District Console and Executive Board member. Fred is a Quality Control Inspector.

He has been married to Lynda for 32 years, and they have two daughters: Kristin, and Mary Beth. Fred collects stamps and coins.

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