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Merit Appeals Board <br />February 23, 2024 <br />So, I hope you reapply after two years, `cause you're truly an asset, and thank you so much. <br />MR. KUNZ: What a pitch. <br />CHR. CABANAS: Yes, and two years go by really quickly. Okay, so it's my turn. <br />I really say, Kate, I really enjoyed having you on the Board because you your approach was a <br />humanistic approach not to say that we're not humanistic. But with your background you ask <br />thought-provoking questions in a very compassionate way. And I thought that was really a <br />special touch for the Board because, like, Charlie and Gay mentioned—we all have different <br />backgrounds, different personalities. So, you really added that special touch to the Board. <br />So, yes, apply so you can come back. `Cause I'll still be here—God willing—I'll still be here. <br />And then, you're more experienced now with the Board, you've learned about the County, and <br />how things work. So, yes, apply again. <br />So, thank you so much. We love you. Thank you. <br />MS. DE SOTO: Thank you, all. This is not the experience I thought it was going to be—in a <br />good way. I think you all know I approach community service as—with good intentions. I do <br />see the value in it and I love it. But I'm a busy working mom—it was like, "Hoo, how am I <br />going to fit this in?" <br />But I really appreciated the time. It has helped me grow—not just, I think, individually in terms <br />of understanding more about this community and the functioning of the County—and, oh, my <br />gosh, my value of the County has gone through the roof since being on this Board. <br />`Cause I have never worked for the County, right. So, I really didn't know all of the pieces and <br />see all of the work, right—and that is amazing. <br />So, I really appreciate having the opportunity to see that, to witness it, to learn it, and to feel like <br />I'm contributing in a way, right. And I think it's also helped me grow professionally because <br />sitting in this type of role, going through these types of processes there's no way for it not to <br />benefit, right—it really helped me, kind of, hone in on moments of like policy, moments of <br />Roberts Rules because that is very relevant in my job. It actually really—we use it a lot at the <br />University and I was not well -versed in it until I came here and got training from J. <br />So, yeah this has been a great experience. I am, definitely, looking at other opportunities to <br />continue to contribute. We'll see what that looks like. And I will keep that to your timeline and <br />mine. <br />CHR. CABANAS: Great! Thank you so much! <br />MS. DE SOTO: Thank you. <br />Page 29 <br />
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