Anna Faltermeier/The Kearney Courier
Debbie Goss, who is retiring as Kearney High School counselor, gets a hug from Tracy Fields during Kearney School District’s retirement celebration May 8 at Kearney Junior High School. The program honored seven staff members retiring at the end of this year.


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Retiring educators honored by district

Thursday, May 15, 2008 1:23 AM CDT
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Tonnie Ball

22 years of service

first grade

Kearney Elementary

“Tonnie is creative and hard working,” Nanette Stout said.

Debbie Chapman

9 years of service

librarian

Kearney Junior High

“Debbie is a saint,” said Randy Wepler. “I am proud to have considered her my friend for 24 years.”

Janet Delsemme

21 years of service

fourth grade

Southview Elementary

“Janet finds something to love about every single student,” Melanie Brock said. “I never once heard her complain.”

Debra George

33 years of service

second grade

Hawthorn Elementary

“Debra has to be the most organized person I know,” Helen Gustafson said. “She has a strong work ethic and was even nominated for an excellence in teaching award in 2006 for her dedication to students.”

Debbie Goss

33 years of service

counselor

Kearney High

“Debbie’s impact on kids is amazing,” Tracy Fields said. “Her wisdom and dedication will be missed.”

Chuck Minor

7 years of service

social studies

Kearney High

“When I first interviewed with Chuck, I reached out to shake his hand and said, ‘Pleased to meet you, Coach Minor.’ He told me to call him Chuck,” Andy Gustafson said. “That says a lot about him as a person. He’s just a down-to-earth jokester.” 

Daryl Rinne

20 years of service

principal

Kearney High

“Daryl is a dependable, rock solid, loyal kind of guy,” Randy Smith said. “He’s very knowledgeable and well liked.”

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