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August 2016 Sixty Years of Service to East Tennessee Aviation Your 2016 Chapter 17 Officers President George Douglas president eaa17.org First Vice President Sam Robinson vice president eaa17.org

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1. Gather all the necessary documents and records of your service.
2. Organize the documents in chronological order.
3. Make sure you have a clear understanding of your work history and job responsibilities during the sixty years.
4. Fill out the necessary forms or applications provided by your employer or the pension office.
5. Provide accurate and detailed information about your years of service, including start and end dates, job titles, and any breaks in service.
6. Attach any supporting documents or evidence of your employment if required.
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1. Individuals who have been employed for sixty years or have completed sixty years of service with a single employer.
2. Employees who are eligible for retirement benefits or pensions based on their years of service.
3. Workers who want to secure their retirement and ensure they receive the deserved benefits.
4. People who want to document and validate their long-term commitment and dedication to their career.
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Sixty years of service refers to an individual who has completed sixty years of continuous service in a particular job or organization.

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Information reported on sixty years of service may include dates of employment, job titles, and any awards or recognitions received during the sixty years of service.