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Reliance House and The City of Norwich Recognize Dime Bank Employees
for Their Dedication to Serving Customers and Building Lasting Relationships
News Release - September 5, 2008
(Norwich, CT) - Reliance House, a non-profit organization that
works with adults experiencing mental health, addiction, and developmental
disabilities, recognized Dime Bank's Broadway Branch Manager, Mary Florence
and Teller, Sally Gagnon for their service and dedication to the staff
and members of Reliance House.
The ceremony took place on the patio of the Reliance House in downtown
Norwich and attendees included Reliance House staff and members, Dime
Bank staff and Sally's husband David Gagnon and sister Debbie Hinchey.
Recognition plaques for service and dedication were presented by David
Burnett, Chief Executive Officer of Reliance House. A second certificate
of recognition was presented to Sally Gagnon on behalf of the City of
Norwich, recognizing Sally Gagnon for her commitment to Reliance House
and creating lasting relationships with both members and staff.
"The Dime Bank Broadway personnel are all wonderful people. We wanted
to recognize Mary Florence as the Branch Manager and Sally Gagnon because
they treat all members of the public with the upmost respect, especially
the people we serve at Reliance House. They always greet us all with respect
and a smile without fail. They are the happiest and most helpful staff
and they exemplify customer service," says David Burnett, CEO of
Reliance House.
About Dime Bank
Dime Bank is a $685 million, mutual institution that was established in
1869 and has been committed to the needs of its neighbors and friends
for 138 years with nine branches in Connecticut and one branch in Westerly,
Rhode Island. To learn more about Dime Bank, please visit us on line at
www.Dime-Bank.com.
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