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Privileged ResolutionENACTEDCeremonial

Privileged Resolution 010724

Honoring Linda Seyda.

Introduced Dec 6, 2001CITY COUNCILOfficial record: City of Philadelphia via Legistar

Introduced by

Councilmember KrajewskiCouncilmember GoodeCouncilmember DiCiccoCouncilmember OrtizCouncilmember O'NeillCouncilmember MillerCouncilmember ClarkeCouncil President VernaCouncilmember KenneyCouncilmember MarianoCouncilmember BlackwellCouncilmember Reynolds BrownCouncilmember NutterCouncilmember RizzoCouncilmember TascoCouncilmember Longstreth

Status timeline

  1. Dec 6, 2001ADOPTED · CITY COUNCIL
  2. Dec 6, 2001READ · CITY COUNCIL
  3. Dec 6, 2001Introduced · CITY COUNCIL

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..Title Honoring Linda Seyda. ..Body WHEREAS, Linda Seyda is retiring after 34 years of service to the City of Philadelphia; and WHEREAS, Ms. Seyda spent a good deal of her childhood living in Mount Airy, where she attended the C.W. Henry and Houston Schools. Her father was the pastor of Nativity Lutheran Church located in North Philadelphia; and WHEREAS, Her family relocated to State College, Pennsylvania, where Linda received her bachelor's degree from Penn State University; and WHEREAS, Linda was drawn back to the City she loved as a child, returning to Philadelphia and accepting a position as a management trainee with the Free Library back in 1968; and WHEREAS, Linda gradually rose through the ranks due to her diligence and dedication, culminating with her appointment as Deputy Personnel Director in 1982 and as the first female Director of Personnel in 1994; and WHEREAS, In addition to her tremendous success with the City, Linda also managed to obtain her Master's Degree in Public Administration from Temple University in 1980; and WHEREAS, During her tenure with the City, Linda served under the administration of six different mayors; and WHEREAS, Linda has served this City in a number of other capacities, including as a member of the Board of Pensions and Retirement, the City Representative on the six Union Health and Welfare Boards, and as a member of the City's bargaining team; and WHEREAS, Linda also had the wonderful opportunity to meet a fellow employee, Bob Boris, who would later become her husband. They will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary in May, 2002; now therefore RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, That we hereby honor and commend Linda Seyda for her 34 years of service to the City of Philadelphia and its' residents. FURTHER RESOLVED, That an Engrossed copy of this resolution be presented to Linda Seyda, further evidencing the grateful appreciation of this legislative body. We wish her success in all of her future endeavors. ..End