RCO Law is celebrating the retirement of legacy administrative assistants Kim Bryant and Linda Rosinski this April, together contributing over eighty years of service to the Firm and its clients. Their contributions have been instrumental in shaping the Firm’s success and fostering a positive environment for clients and colleagues.
Kim and Linda have displayed an unwavering commitment to client service for the whole of their distinguished careers. Throughout their tenure, Kim and Linda not only epitomized exceptional administrative skills, but also developed close relationships with colleagues, attorneys, and clients, fostering a family-like atmosphere within the Firm. Their collective institutional knowledge has provided a steadying force through years of change and growth.
“For over 40 years, Kim and Linda have shown up with heart, humor, and incredible dedication – not just to their work, but to everyone lucky enough to know them. They have more than earned this next chapter of their lives, and while we will miss them greatly, we extend our heartfelt best wishes,” said Peter Lavalette, RCO Law managing partner.
As she enters retirement, Kim is looking forward to spending more time with her family, especially her grandson, Grady. Linda is mapping out her future travel itinerary.
Both retirees leave behind a legacy of excellence and a strong foundation for the administrative team to continue to thrive.
A farewell event will take place at the RCO Law Toledo office on Wednesday, April 30, at 3:00 p.m.
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