“Keep Reading” Library Staffer Says Upon Her Retirement

In Community, Editor Choice, Local

Cobourg Library staffer Rhonda Perry’s last day was on Friday, August 6, 2021 and the community came out to wish her well.

A parade of vehicles along with a number of people who stood in line to wish her well were on hand on Friday afternoon to say good-bye to the much loved children’s librarian.

Perry has worked at the library for over 35-years.

As children of all ages came up with letters, gifts and well wishes Perry said to more than one child, “keep reading.”

https://todaysnorthumberland.ca/2021/07/29/long-time-cobourg-public-library-staffer-calls-it-a-day/ /

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