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Java CEO thanks supervisors for support of senior services, announces upcoming retirement
Summary
Marta Cain, CEO of Java and a Rio District resident, thanked the board for county support of senior centers and respite services, noted the Respite and Enrichment Center can now accept Veterans Administration payments, and said she will retire next month.
Marta Cain, CEO of Java and a Rio District resident, used her public-comment time to thank the board and county staff for supporting Java's senior programs at the Yancey/Southern Albemarle Community Center and elsewhere, and to announce her upcoming retirement.
Cain described how a longtime attendee values the center's programs (bingo and crafts), highlighted that the Respite and Enrichment Center can now accept payment from the Veterans Administration and that respite grants allow a sliding scale for fees, and said Java's activity calendar is full. "I'm getting ready to retire next month, so this will be the last time I come speak to you as the CEO," Cain said. She thanked staff and the board for 12 years of partnership and said she will remain an Albemarle resident.
The board acknowledged Cain's remarks and thanked her for her service; no board action was required.
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