The right thing to do

Here's hoping that Mundick can enjoy more tranquil moments like this in her immediate retirement.

Here's hoping that Mundick can enjoy more tranquil moments like this in her now-immediate retirement.

A decision that should have been made in the first place:

Subject:        Announcement
Importance:     High

This message is sent on behalf of Susan Mundick, General Manager, Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation
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Dear Directors and Managers,

After reflection on my recent retirement announcement, I have decided to leave my position effective immediately.  I want to express my appreciation and thanks for all your support and kindness during this transition and the 11 memorable years here at the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation.  I wish you all every success and I look forward to an opportunity in the near future to celebrate my retirement from the Park Board/City of Vancouver.

Susan Mundick

None of this agreeing to offer “support the Board through an efficient and effective transition to new leadership” or “work with the Board to implement a smooth transition of executive leadership.”

If you retire, you retire.  Let the current staff, or your replacement, decide on the next steps.

Enjoy yourself Susan.

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