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Horry County honors two sheriff's office employees for 35 years of service
Summary
At its Oct. 7 meeting, Horry County Council recognized Jeanette Falk and Chief Deputy Tom Fox for 35 years of public service, with remarks praising their dedication to the J. Reuben Long Detention Center and the sheriff's office.
Horry County Council on Oct. 7 recognized two long‑serving employees from the sheriff's office for 35 years of service. Council members and sheriff's office representatives presented plaques and praised Jeanette Falk of the J. Reuben Long Detention Center and Chief Deputy Tom Fox for their decades of work in county government. "She has been there for 35 years," one speaker said of Falk, adding that she is dependable and takes pride in her work.
Speakers described Tom Fox's long career in county law enforcement, noting prior service with the county police and as director of the detention center. County officials described the combined service of the two employees as 70 years and thanked them publicly for their contributions to Horry County.
