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Teresa Windham retires after 30 years of state service

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June 27, 2019
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Teresa Windham retires after 30 years of state service

Teresa Windham of Magee recently announced her retirement after 30 years of service to the State of Mississippi. For the past nine years, Windham, a graduate of The University of Southern Mississippi, has served as director of nursing for Boswell Regional Center.

Windham was honored with a retirement reception at Boswell attended by her family, friends and co-workers. She was presented with an engraved award from Boswell’s Friends and Family Association honoring her years of service to Boswell’s individuals.

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Pictured with Windham, center, are her supervisor Cindy Womack, left, assistant director, and director Clint Ashley.

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