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On February 1, Mary Beth Myers was celebrated with cake and balloons for serving 30 years in Ringgold lunch rooms.

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Mary Beth Myers

Myers spent the most time at Finley Middle School/Ringgold Middle School, where she was one of the crew that closed the Finley kitchen and opened the new one at the new middle school building. She also spent a few years at both former elementary schools, Gastonville and Monongahela Elementary Centers. Myers has had her hand in over a million meals! She has served approximately 5400 school days, which means about 1,620,000 lunches!

Of course, any Ringgold alumni will ask about “Macaroni Malaise” – and, of course, Myers is an expert at that dish. Her other infamous food item, peanut butter candy, has gone away, since Ringgold is now peanut-free.

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