Commissionaire Ted Dillon Retires after 25 years
Posted 31st March 2017
Chief Executive Andrew Cannell with Commissionaire Ted Dillon
Our much loved Commissionaire Ted Dillon has retired after 25 years of exemplary service at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre.
Staff were queuing out of the door to attend a retirement lunch held on Thursday for the former RAF man.
He was met with applause, kind words and well wishes from all in attendance including our Chair Wendy Williams, Chief Executive Andrew Cannell and Director of Nursing and Quality Helen Porter.
Ted was presented with gifts and a book filled with farewell messages collated by Patient Experience Manager Sue Relph.
The Commissionaire in post since 1992, bowed out on Friday 31st March 2017, his remarkable tenure has not gone unnoticed both here at the Trust and further afield.
Ted has been featured in the Wirral Globe. You can check out the article here.
BBC Radio Merseyside’s Sean Styles also popped in to speak to Ted about his time at the Centre and whats next for the face of Clatterbridge. Listen again here at 2:03:04
Everyone at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre would like to wish Ted all the very best in his retirement. You will be missed.
