When Dorothy Stein joined KEP a stamp was $0.15, a gallon of gas was $0.86 (a penny more than a dozen eggs), and a new house was just $71,800! While a lot has changed over the years, Dorothy’s commitment to KEP and our customers has never wavered! Congratulations and thank you to Dorothy, and to all of the amazing people celebrating anniversaries, from 2 years to 41:
- Dorothy Stein – Winesburg – 41 years on 5/14
- Gary Denning – Kent – 20 years on 5/22
- Wendie Stefanko – Mogadore – 17 years on 5/21
- Wilma Schlabach – Winesburg – 13 years on 5/14
- Candas Riffle – Winesburg – 3 years on 5/1
- Joseph Williamson – Kent – 3 years on 5/30
- Bobbie Cupples – Winesburg – 2 years on 5/2
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