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MVAA Director Recognizes DTMB Employees
Four DTMB employees were honored by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency for their work leading to construction of a new state home for veterans. Bob Burns and Tracy Clark of the Real Estate Division were presented with Legion of Merit medals to recognize their efforts in procuring property for the home. Jan Miller, Design and Construction Division, and Leasa Sanchez, Real Estate Division, received letters recognizing their customer service roles. Kathleen Markman of the Attorney General's Office also was recognized for her efforts in drafting and reviewing documents involved with purchasing the property from the U.S. Department of Defense.
The State of Michigan Legion of Merit is presented to U.S. National Guard or Air National Guard members for exemplary service. Michigan also presents the honors to others for meritorious conduct, achievements and support.
In October, ground was broken on the 103-acre site for Sebille Manor, which will provide long-term care for 128 veterans. The home will be located in Chesterfield Township in Macomb County. The project is part of plans by the veterans affairs agency to build seven new veterans homes across Michigan over the next 10 years. DTMB staff also are involved with preparations for another new home, which will be built in Grand Rapids.