One of Indiana County’s longest officials is stepping away following three decades of service.
Chief Deputy Loretta Lentz announced her retirement earlier this month, just days after surpassing her 30th year with the Sheriff’s office. She said a lot has changed since she started her position in 1994.
Lentz said she plans on spending more time with her family and that she will adjust to no longer having an early schedule.
To celebrate her many years of service, a reception was held at the Indiana County Courthouse Friday afternoon. Lentz was also given a Letter of Recognition from Sheriff Bob Fyock, whom she worked with for 20 years. You can view photos of it below:
Photos by Jake Slebodnick:
