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Roane County honors county clerk Beth Johnson for 43 years of service
Summary
The commission presented a proclamation recognizing Beth Johnson’s 43 years in the county clerk’s office and acknowledged two additional clerks retiring with a combined 102 years of service to Roane County.
The Roane County Commission read a proclamation honoring Beth Johnson for more than four decades in the county clerk's office. The proclamation — read aloud by a commissioner — noted Johnson began service on 03/01/1983, became chief deputy on 01/01/2018 and assumed the county clerk's office on 09/01/2018.
The same ceremonial presentation recognized two additional retirees, Freda Smith and Tina Stroh; the speaker noted the three employees together represent roughly 102 years of service to the county. The commission applauded their public service and thanked them for "integrity, compassion, and unwavering dedication to the citizens of Roane County," language taken directly from the proclamation read at the meeting.
