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Farewell Linda Peters
Assistant Executive Director and Adult League Coordinator Linda Peters will be retiring from the USTA Missouri district office on November 15, 2019. USTA Missouri is thankful for her dedication in her many years with us.
Linda started the Missouri Shadow district in 1998 which then became the USTA Missouri district in 1999. She has been recognized in many ways for her tennis contributions, most recently when she received the USTA Missouri Valley President’s Award in December 2018.
Linda has made many lasting friendships and her absence will be felt here at USTA Missouri. We wish her all the best in her retirement years!
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