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This is DRB Media Communications Digital News. A long-time Odessa College icon retires after 32 years of service at the college. Here’s the story.
Odessa, Texas/August 31, 2026- Cheri Dalton, Director of Media Relations at Odessa College, is retiring after 32 years of dedicated service to the college. Dalton has been with Odessa College since Dr. Gregory Williams became president and has witnessed the tremendous growth and changes the college has experienced over the years. During her recent retirement celebration, Dalton said she feels blessed to have made so many lifelong friends during her time at Odessa College. She says she will miss her colleagues and friends dearly as she begins this new chapter in her life.
(Cheri Dalton, Director of Media Relations-Retires after 32 Years at Odessa College)
“You have no idea what a blessing you have been to me. And, uh, when I started here in nineteen ninety-four, I believe it was. Never would I have imagined that I would be here thirty-two years later, and never would I have imagined the changes that I have seen to the campus through the personnel, uh, the pine trees that are gone now, we have much more parking in place. Um, the growth that we have had, but it has been such an honor and such a blessing to be able to work and play and spend time with you.”
We here at DRB Media Communications Digital News wish Cheri Dalton a much-deserved retirement! After 32 years of dedicated service to Odessa College, Cheri leaves behind a tremendous legacy and many lasting friendships.
We will certainly miss you, Cheri, and we wish you all the best in this exciting new chapter of your life. Congratulations and enjoy your retirement!
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