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Jennifer Bevivino was nominated for a 2016 Colorado Department of Human Services Employee of the Year award. The nomination letter from the executive director congratulates Jennifer on the nomination and notes that over 50 employees were nominated, making the selection process challenging. The nomination submitted by Richard Bristol and the Fort Logan Employee Forum praised Jennifer for always greeting staff and visitors with hospitality and answering all questions put to her.
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