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Each Month Montgomery Area Transit System honors an employee who exhibits eximplary performance on the job. Choose a link above for more information about that month’s Employee of the Month.
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January 2001
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Congratulations Milford Brown on being selected Montgomery Area Transit's first Employee of the Month.
I'm sure everyone will join us in acknowledging this well deserved honor. Milford came to work here at what was then National City Line in May of 1972.
Since that time he has proven time and again to be an excellent bus operator. He is always looking out for his passengers' best interest in providing the best service possible. He is always prompt and courteous and has a wonderful attitude when performing his duties.
He is a plus for Montgomery Area Transit and the citizens of Montgomery. Not only is he a good operator. He is also a great person, husband and father. Once again, congratulations Milford. This is an award that is long over due.
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February 2001- Wilson Bibb
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Montgomery Area Transit’s employee of the month Wilson Bibb is carrying on a family tradition while working as a mechanic for the bus company. His father Wilson Bibb Sr. was a serviceman for the company and retired in 1984 after thirty years of service. The company was then know as Montgomery City Lines. His son, Wilson Bibb Jr. is a ten year veteran with the transit system.
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Julia McCall, Montgomery Area Paratransit Dispatcher, began working for MAP in June of 1992 when we were called Consolidated Transportation System.
Julia began her career here as a bus driver and spent five years in that capacity. In June of 1997, Julia was promoted to Dispatcher and has proved an invaluable asset to Montgomery Area Paratransit and MATS in general. Julia’s customer relation skills are unsurpassed as she takes great pride in her work.
Never without a smile, Julia uses every moment constructively. Julia has one daughter and loves to travel. Her favorite food is broccoli and cheese.
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General Manager Tim Omick presents Gary Haney with the May Employee of the Month Plaque.
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June 2001
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Frank Boykins
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Frank has been with Montgomery Area Paratransit (MAP) since January 6,1992. Before that he worked for MACOA with disabled and the elderly from 1989 until he came to MAP. He retired from the VA in 1989.
Frank is very good with the passengers and they all like him. He cooperates with the office and follows instructions and gets along with his co-workers well. Frank is a very hard worker and has compassion for other people.
Frank and his wife have 4 children, three sons, and one daughter and five grandchildren.
His hobby's are fishing and going to Biloxi.
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July 2001
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Patricia Jackson
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Patricia “Pat” Jackson began her employment with MATS March 12, 2000 as a clerk. In a very short period of time in that position, she was an exceptional employee and helpful to prospective passengers would call in for assistance.
She was so good at her job that she received flowers, thank you cards and etc. from passengers to show their gratitude for her understanding and unselfish help.
Presently she is working with Customer Service and is still going beyond her assigned duties to assist anyone who needs assistance.
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Pat Jackson (left) with Samuel L. Jackson, Supervisor of Passenger Services
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August 2001
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George Guice
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George Guice is a seven year veteran of the Montgomery area transit system.
George worked as a Para-Transit driver for his first six years with the company, during his career with MAP. George was known for his professionalism, courtesy and dedication to his job. The same skills he has brought to the service island.
Mr. Guice was also given a personal commendation for his honesty when he found and returned a fifty dollar bill a passenger had lost while on the bus.
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September 2001
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Bobbie Smith
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Bobbie Smith has been employed with Montgomery Area Transit since July of 1996. She is a very loyal employee and very dedicated to her job.
Bobbie handles everything from payroll processing, to health insurance, pension administration, accounts payable to all types of employee matters. Her job seems endless.
Miss Bobbie is always willing to help wherever needed, without complaint, whether it is on the job or off the job. She is the proud mother of two daughters and a son, A “very” proud grandparent of a grandson and two granddaughters, she is expecting two more grandchildren the first of next year.
Bobbie helps her mother and other family members as much as possible. She also does the bookkeeping part time for Schuffert Stairs. She is a very busy lady. Thank you Miss Bobbie for all you do for us!!!
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October 2001
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Warren Lynch
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Warren Lynch came to Montgomery from Nashville, TN in 1995. He worked for Johnny Walker Tours for four years and Gray Line tours for three years as a tour guide. When he and his wife (Mary) moved to Montgomery he went to work for McInnis School as a bus driver for handicapped childern. Warren came to work for Montgomery Area Paratransit on October 3, 1995.
Warren enjoys playing the piano.
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December 2001
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Teresa King
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Teresa King has been with MATS for a year and a half. She started in Dispatch in a temporary position. Because of her positive attitude and excellent work ethic, Teresa was offered a full-time position in the shop on the service isle.
Teresa is from Lowndes County. She is a proud mother of two children.
Whenever you see Teresa, she is always smiling and never seems to have a bad day. To see her smiling should bring a smile to everyone’s face, even when you are feeling down.
Congratulations Teresa.
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