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Greene County honors two long‑serving employees, Beth Keller and Vonda Hess, on retirement
Summary
The board approved resolutions honoring Beth Keller (31 years) and Vonda Hess (22 years) for long public‑service careers; staff highlighted Keller's child advocacy award and Hess's fraud investigation work.
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The Greene County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 25 adopted resolutions honoring two long‑serving county employees who announced retirements.
Staff described Beth Keller’s 31 years with the county after joining in 1994, noting she rose to a supervisor role, mentored caseworkers and received a child advocate award in 2014. The board moved and approved a resolution to honor Keller and offer best wishes for her retirement.
The board also approved a resolution recognizing Vonda Hess for more than 22 years of service. Staff highlighted Hess’s work investigating fraud, identifying overpayments, and issuing penalties while showing compassion in difficult cases; the resolution offered thanks and best wishes for her retirement.
Both resolutions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote during the meeting.

