Jersey Proud: Cherry Hill woman retires from 57-year-long career as school crossing guard
The Cherry Hill school held a ceremony Thursday celebrating her 57-year-long career.
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Jun 24, 2022, 3:00 AM
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Updated 669 days ago
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292ds agoClaire Bauman, 94, spent over half of her life making sure the kids of Horace Mann Elementary got to school safely.
The Cherry Hill school held a ceremony Thursday celebrating her 57-year-long career.
"You are unique. You are special. And you will forever be ingrained in our lives in Cherry Hill. Thank you for all you have done for so many families”, said Bauman.
