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Horry County honors long‑serving employees, recognizes deputies and staff for decades of service
Summary
Council recognized multiple long‑serving Horry County employees, including Deputy Bobby Frazier (40 years), Sharon Lilly (35 years), and Deputy Chief Lance Winburn (40 years), with remarks from the sheriff and the county chief.
Council used part of its Nov. 18 meeting to recognize long‑serving county employees. The sheriff and county officials presented awards and recounted service histories for honorees.
Deputy Bobby Frazier was honored for 40 years of service; the sheriff recounted Frazier’s long career and said Frazier now serves in court security. County staff also recognized Sharon Lilly for 35 years of county service and Deputy Chief Lance Winburn for 40 years. Speakers praised the employees’ dedication and noted the recognitions reflect long institutional continuity in Horry County government.
Why it matters: Recognitions underscore continuity in public safety and county operations, honor institutional memory and provide a public record of employee service.
Provenance: topicintro SEG 500; topfinish SEG 606.
