A volunteer who’s played a part in “a lot of improvement, a lot of development” in aged care at Dubbo has called it a day after more than 20 years of service.
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Judy Whyfoon has retired from her role on the UPA district executive committee.
The organisation’s regional leaders and Bracken House team members farewelled her at a lunch on Monday.
UPA western region executive chairperson Tod O’Dea said they were celebrating Mrs Whyfoon’s considerable contribution and the “tremendous” advice she had given over the years.
“She’s seen a lot of improvement, a lot of development,” he said.
“A lot of time, all voluntary, a lot of hours put in, a lot of decisions to be made, sometimes hard decisions but all been made and all been made for the benefit of aged care in Dubbo and the western region.”
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Mrs Whyfoon said it had been a great group to work with.
“I’ve really enjoyed being part of it and watching the development,” she said.
“But 80 is a good time to stop.”