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Monroe County Commission Honors Cheryl Clarkson and Rod Graves for Decades of Service
Posted 10/06/25
During the Monroe County Commission’s Regular Session on October 1, 2025, the Commission proudly recognized two exceptional individuals, Ms. Cheryl Clarkson and Mr. Rod Graves, for their unwavering dedication and years of service to Monroe County, West Virginia.
Ms. Cheryl Clarkson, a devoted public servant, committed over 20 years to the Monroe County Commission. Serving initially as a janitor and later in the Assessor’s Office, Ms. Clarkson’s tireless work ethic and commitment to excellence left an indelible mark on the courthouse and the community. Her steadfast dedication exemplifies the heart of public service, navigating challenges with grace and ensuring the smooth operation of county functions.
Mr. Rod Graves was honored for his countless years of exemplary service on the Monroe County Planning Commission. His strategic vision and thoughtful contributions have been instrumental in shaping the county’s growth and development. Through his leadership, Mr. Graves tackled complex challenges, fostering sustainable progress and enhancing the quality of life for Monroe County residents.
Public service demands hard work, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to the greater good. Both Ms. Clarkson and Mr. Graves have embodied these qualities, overcoming obstacles to help shape a brighter future for Monroe County. Their efforts have strengthened our community, leaving a legacy of progress and unity.
The Monroe County Commission extends its deepest gratitude to Ms. Clarkson and Mr. Graves for their remarkable service. As they embark on their well-deserved retirements, we wish them endless joy, health, and fulfillment in the years ahead. Their contributions will continue to inspire and guide our community for generations to come.
