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Employees of the Southern Ute Education Department open the remarks portion of the event, sharing words of encouragement for LaTitia Taylor as she embarks on a new journey.
LaTitia Taylor shares a speech during her retirement event, sharing her experiences throughout her 32-year career. During her speech, she acknowledged her various mentors and colleagues who showed support throughout her journey.
Southern Ute Tribal Council and Executive Officer, Lindsay Box stand alongside LaTitia Taylor after the presentation of Pendleton blankets, a tradition within the Tribe that honors individuals for their hard work and dedication throughout their careers.
Heather, Damon, and Stoney White Thunder present LaTitia Taylor with a star blanket and an honor song. Within the families Cheyenne and Arapaho culture, individuals who exemplify leadership will receive gifts such as blankets, horses, or weapons for their achievements. These items are presented to the recipient with highest honor.
SunUte staff present the tearful “Ode to Robin,” a tradition within the department. Employees reflected on the impact Robin Duffy-Wirth has made and highlighted her personality as well as her many accomplishments during her tenure at SunUte.
Executive Officer, Lindsay Box and SunUte Director Apprentice, Morgann Graham presented a Pendleton blanket to Robin Duffy-Wirth on Thursday, June 6 in the Hall of Warriors for her years of service and dedication to the Southern Ute Indian Tribe. Duffy-Wirth has worked for the organization for 22 years and has been an integral part of the Tribe.
Robin Duffy-Wirth gave a speech during her retirement celebration on Thursday, June 6 in the Hall of Warriors. She gave recognition to all her mentors and the leaders who made an impact on her career, she also gave recognition to her longtime employees who have supported her during this journey.
Emergency & Risk Manager Don Brockus shared remarks with former SunUte Director Robin Duffy-Wirth during her retirement event on Thursday, June 6. Tribal employees took time to give their well wishes to her as she transitions into a new journey.
Photo Credit: Divine Windy Boy | The Southern Ute Drum
Photo Credit: Divine Windy Boy | The Southern Ute Drum
Photo Credit: Divine Windy Boy | The Southern Ute Drum
Photo Credit: Divine Windy Boy | The Southern Ute Drum
Photo Credit: Divine Windy Boy | The Southern Ute Drum
Photo Credit: Divine Windy Boy | The Southern Ute Drum
Photo Credit: Divine Windy Boy | The Southern Ute Drum
Photo Credit: Divine Windy Boy | The Southern Ute Drum
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SUIT celebrates long time employees

Friday - June 14, 2024 by Divine Windy Boy | The Southern Ute Drum

On Thursday, May 30 at the Southern Ute Multi-Purpose Facility, surrounded by friends, family, and colleagues, former Southern Ute Education Director, LaTitia Taylor celebrated her retirement from the Tribe. Attendees took time to share stories, give gifts, and show their gratitude for Taylor’s presence over the years. Taylor has worked within the Tribal organization for 32 years, paving the way for Indigenous students to achieve academic excellence. Throughout her career, Taylor has demonstrated dedication, initiative, stability, and continuous improvement within the community, to many she has been an inspiration.  

SunUte Community Center and the Tribe bid a warm farewell to SunUte Director, Robin Duffy-Wirth on Thursday, June 6 in the Hall of Warriors. Numerous tribal employees gathered to celebrate Duffy-Wirth and her tireless efforts within the community. Duffy-Wirth has worked for the organization for 22 years and has been an integral part of the Tribe, most notably she is remembered for her support of many divisions and departments as well as her most recent dedication to transforming SunUte into a haven for local youth. Throughout her years, Duffy-Wirth has excelled in being compassionate, open-minded, collaborative, optimistic, and inspirational – characteristics of a strong leader within the community.  

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