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Laurie Morrish remembers
I worked in Spectrum for over 30 years and had many bosses in that time – Harry Lathwell, Ron Thomas, Jim Dean, Merle Styles, and last, but by no means least, Wayne Choi.
I worked for Wayne for about the last 10 years of my working life and they seemed to me be to the years involving the biggest changes. I came under his supervision when his Engineering section combined with my Authorization and Enforcement section.
Since I worked in the clerical area, there was some duplication with his
existing clerical staff. Wayne oversaw the distribution of responsibilities and
the creation of new areas of work to ensure that all staff were performing work
they enjoyed and that there was enough work for everyone. Some of the new work
assigned helped to take the load off the inspectors for work that wasn’t too
technically involved. While these changes were taking place, the department made
the move from Burrard Street to Library Square so Wayne was also dealing with
the disruptions and extra work involved with the move at the same time.
(Wayne Choi on the left in the photo)
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