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Clara Gulsby Retires From Tax Collector’s Office
May 28, 2016
Clara Gulsby retired Friday after 26 years with the Escambia County Tax Collector’s Office.
Tax Collector Janet Holley said Gulsby has been an outstanding asset to Escambia County and will be hard to replace. She first joined the Tax Collector’s Office as a senior accounting clerk in April 1990 and retired as a senior manager. During her career, she managed the Tax Collector locations in Century, Cantonment and, most recently, Molino.
District 5 Commissioner Steven Barry presented Gulsby with a board proclamation in her honor.
“I am going to spend time traveling, and time with my grandkids,” Gulsby said. “I’m really looking forward to being there for my grandkids.”
Pictured top: Escambia County Tax Collector Janet Holley (left) presents Clara Gulsby with a retirement clock Friday afternoon. Pictured inset: Gulsby (left) poses for a photo with Ruby Amerson Wells, who placed Gulsby in her first job while she was attending Century High School. Pictured below: Commissioner Steven Barry presents Gulsby with a retirement proclamation from the Escambia County Commission. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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16 Responses to “Clara Gulsby Retires From Tax Collector’s Office”
Congratulations Clara!!!!!!
Mrs Wells, “You are Beautiful as Always”.
Congradulations Clara. Enjoy your retirement.
I was in the office this week and asked if you had retired yet,they told me this week was your last. I hate to see you go,you always had a smile and I could count on you to know just what I needed,you will be missed,but you can now enjoy all those things you have missed out on all these years,enjoy it to the fullest.God Bless You! We love you.
Congratulations Clara!!!!
Congratulations. You have waited on me a few times over the years and were always professional, friendly and very competent. Enjoy your retirement.
Congrats ones Clara. Enjoy your retirement, you deserve it, Cleo
Congraultions and best wishes. GOD bless you.
Congratulations to you Olive Oil, you will be missed. Who will help us now that you are gone from the office down in Molino? Enjoyed you so much in Century, Byrneville and Molino. See you around. Enjoy your retirement.
So Proud for you, You look great. Congratulations and enjoy life to the fullest now with no worried.
Congratulations Clara. Enjoy your retirement and enjoy those grandkids!
You are a special lady Clara, and I so enjoyed being a part of your retirement…….loved meeting the rest of your family. A special thanks goes to our most informative Northescambia web site Reporter for giving us the news in our area.
congrats on the retirement. I hope the person they put up there now blends with the rest of the folks that work there. ALWAYS the most pleasant group of people to help you with whatever you need. Always polite, always with a smile which makes it the best office in the county.
Oh no, who will aggravate me when I go in the Molino office now ?
Congratulations Clara!!!! Enjoy your retirement.
Happy for you! You will be missed and Thank you for all your help over the years! P.S. See you around the Byrneville area!
Congratulations Clara! I (Jackie) remember when you came to work in the Medical Records Department at Century Memorial Hospital willing to learn and do whatever was asked of you. At that time I believe you only ate hamburgers and French Fries. Enjoyed the time working with you and also, seeing your smiling face when we would go into the Tax Collector’s Office. Enjoy your travels.