VIDEO: This past Thursday, Dorothy Crippin, an icon at the Ocean County Library’s Lakewood branch received a plaque from the Mayor on behalf of the Township, recognizing her 28 years of dedication to the Library. Crippin, who recently retired, was thanked for her time and service she gave to the residents of Lakewood, and was handed a proclamation as her family and friends as well as appreciative residents, cheered.
Dorothy Crippin Of The Lakewood Library Honored For Her 28 Years Of Service
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A wonderful woman
congrate’s to Dorothy, what an incredible lady, what a wonderful job she has done. may she enjoy her retirement.
Thank you.
She used to do the notary signings. She will be missed.
They have no more notary service at the library…
Yes. She was so nice and was always helpful when one needed notary signings.
nice lady. Wish you would have stayed, yet wishing you a wonderful retirement.
Who is paying for all those plaques? It must be coming from the township budget!
#8 please be quiet. There is an inyan to have hakoras hatov (to recognize the good someone has done for you). Obviosly the lady deserves it. What would you rather, that the township shouldn’t recognize people for their hard work and dedication?