FROM SHINY-IN-SATIN TO COUNTRY CASUAL, CHRISTMAS PARTY-GOERS ENJOYED MUSIC, DANCING AND FELLOWSHIP

Posted by: Marsha Bills

The District Clerk 2009 Christmas party, coordinated after hours and hours of planning and preparation by the Benevolence Committee chaired by Felicia Pitre, was a night of fun for those who attended.

Attire ranged from semi-formal, as shown in this photo of Isaac Elizarraras from the tax court and his lovely date Ashley, to country casual, including Western hats. But every one agreed that the festive decorations and a chance to get together in a setting away from work was a welcome holiday celebration.

Thanks to every one who worked to select the location, sell tickets, decorate, and put together an evening that every one enjoyed.

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Civil Employee Spotlight- ZEREATA TRAYLOR-HICKERSON AND MELINDA THOMAS

Posted By: Marsha Bills

ZEREATA TRAYLOR-HICKERSON AND MELINDA THOMAS
ARE HELPING LANDMARK CIVIL DIGITAL COURTS PROJECT


Regardless of new equipment purchased or project outlines, it is the hard work of leaders like civil courts trainers like Zereata Traylor-Hickerson and Melinda Thomas that make major changes possible in the District Clerk’s office. Both trainers have worked every day for more than a year to understand the goals of the Digital Courts Project and how to implement them. Click Here to read full story.

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Criminal Employee Spotlight- VICKIE DENTLER

Posted By: Marsha Bills

VICKIE DENTLER HAS SPENT TWO DECADES LEARNING
MANY WAYS TO SERVE CUSTOMERS AND COMMUNITY

On her birthday 23 years ago, Vickie Dentler was hired by District Clerk in the family records section, which was then located in the Old Red Courthouse. Since then, her experiences and skills have expanded to billing, investment clerk, criminal copy clerk and finally appeals section. Hired in the criminal area first as an expunction clerk, non-disclosure procedures were added to her duties. Additionally, she orders supplies for the Felony section of the District Clerk’s operations, a large responsibility. Click Here to read full story.

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Family Employee Spotlight- JEREMY COOKE

Posted By: Marsha Bills

JEREMY COOKE DERIVES MEANING FROM HIS WORK
THROUGH DEDICATION TO SERVICE


It’s no surprise that Jeremy Cooke, deputy clerk in the landmark 302nd District Court, has been acknowledged for his part in the strategic team that has made this court the first paperless Dallas County family court.

“I have always believed that the greatest good can come by completely focusing on the needs of others,” says Jeremy. “Therefore, regardless of what I am doing, I am interested in helping those around me, without regard for their position, whether a judge, colleague or pro se client.” Click Here to read full story.

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AFFORDABLE AND FUN, CLASSES FOR $1 A PERSON ARE OFFERED BY DENISE MAILEY WHO TEACHES EASY BUT EFFECTIVE ZUMBA CLASSES

Posted By: Marsha Bills

Many people would love to have the time and money to work out on a regular basis, but expensive club memberships and conflicting family schedules make it difficult.

For only $1 per person per class, adults can work out and bring their children over 5 to Zumba classes taught by District Clerk Evidence Registrar Denise Mailey. Classes are held each Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6:30 – 7:30 pm in the great hall at St. Matthew’s Church at 5100 Ross near Fiesta... Click Here to read the full story.

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