Tieche kicks off retirement with celebration

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Neighbors | Submitted .Former Canfield city manager Chuck Tieche and his wife Bonnie try out his new desk chair. Tieche retired on Jan. 29 after 35 years of service to the City of Canfield.

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Neighbors | Submitted .Andy Skrobola, president of the Canfield City Council, presents former city manager Chuck Tieche with a desk chair and a gift card in honor of Tieche's retirement. The desk chair is engraved with Tieche's name and years of service to the City of Canfield.

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Neighbors | Submitted .Jerry Rickets, a longtime friend of the Tieches, congratulates Chuck Tieche on his retirement. Rickets presented Tieche with a poem at Tieche's retirement party.

Former Canfield City Manager started his retirement with a bang, celebrating 35 years of service to the City of Canfield with a party at A La Cart Catering on Feb. 6.

Tieche, who served as Canfield’s city manager for 18 years, retired on Jan. 29.

The party featured presentations from Canfield Mayor Bill Kay, Canfield Fire Chief and Tieche’s brother Bob Tieche, City Attorney Mark Fortunato and Canfield Police Chief Charlie Colucci.

Jerry Ricketts, Tieche’s longtime friend, read a poem he had written for the occasion.

Andy Skrobola, president of the Canfield City Council, presented Tieche with a desk chair engraved with Tieche’s name and his years of service to Canfield.