During the recent Summit County Council meeting, a significant moment was dedicated to honoring Jean Paskett, who is retiring after 29 years of dedicated service to the community. The council recognized her profound impact on the lives of residents and her commitment to improving Summit County.

Council members expressed their gratitude for Paskett's contributions, emphasizing that her legacy will continue to benefit the community for years to come. One council member highlighted the importance of public service, stating that the county operates as a service business, and Paskett exemplified this ethos through her work. The council's resolution acknowledged her unwavering support for the community and her role in making Summit County a better place for both residents and visitors.

In her farewell remarks, Paskett reflected on her career, attributing her success to the support of her colleagues, family, and community. She expressed her love for her work and the people she served, noting that her role in public health, particularly in vaccination efforts, has been a source of personal fulfillment. Paskett emphasized the importance of her work in reducing mortality and morbidity in the community, highlighting the meaningful connections she has made throughout her career.

The meeting underscored the significance of dedicated public service and the lasting impact individuals can have on their communities. As Paskett embarks on her retirement, the council and community members look forward to continuing her legacy of service and commitment to public health.