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Frank W. Hardesty Jr., Manchester, Ga., retired after 33 years with the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation in Warm Springs, Ga. He had worked as a rehabilitation counselor and as the on-the-job training supervisor.

Darrell L. Reitzel, Spring, won a silver medal in the Texas Basketball Senior Olympics Championships. His team qualified for the national championships in June in Baton Rouge. Reitzel has been active in YMCA basketball and church leagues for the past 40 years. He played in league games with two of his sons, and he says that if he can stay on the courts for nine more years, he looks forward to playing with his grandson.

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Jack H. Millaway (’74 Ed.D.), Carrollton, retired from the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD after 37 years. He served as a fifth-grade teacher, an elementary school counselor, a special education counselor, a coordinator of guidance and counseling, director of student services and director of planning, research and development.

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Thomas L. Minor, Georgetown, retired after 35 years as an educator. He first worked in the Peace Corps and later in Illinois.