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FY21 COVID DMC Master Database-Final.Xlsx Discretionary Merit Compensation for COVID Hazard Service This list includes all awards that have currently posted to employee pay stubs through December 31, 2020 DMC/DERA Class Pay Pay Lump Sum Agency Employee Name Effective Date Code Classification Title Sched Range Award Amount Administration Bay, Donna 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Boatner, Antawnette 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Drexler, Maribel 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Gorney, Dana 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Housner, Marilyn 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Hubbard‐Trojan, Leah 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Jaenke, Jennifer 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration McMillen, Shauna 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Nisler, Jennifer 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Tilot, Stacey 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Tousey, Traci 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Verhagen, Nanette 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Weber, Scott 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Witter, Jodi 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Yonker, Diane 12/6/2020 19410 Human Resources Assistant 81 5 1,500 Administration Altmeyer, Rita 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Dreyer, Lynn 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Garcia, Nick 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Kaur, Varinder 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Ketelboeter, Tanya 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Kurt, Bettina 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Lowe, Sheila 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Newlun, Lorraine 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Parnell, Beth 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Sorum, Michelle 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Wells, Eliza 12/6/2020 19510 Human Resources Assistant‐Adv 81 4 1,500 Administration Trochinski, Julie 12/6/2020 10803 Human Resources Specialist‐Senior 81 3 1,500 Administration Williams, Billi 12/6/2020 10803 Human Resources Specialist‐Senior 81 3 1,500 Administration Banner, Stephanie 12/6/2020 10830 Human Resources Supervisor 81 3 1,500 Administration Harris, Racheal 12/6/2020 10830 Human Resources Supervisor 81 3 1,500 Administration Krantz, Mallary 12/6/2020 10830 Human Resources Supervisor 81 3 1,500 Administration Heuston, Briana 12/6/2020 11010 Institution Human Resources Dir 81 4 1,500 Administration Zenner, Bridget 12/6/2020 11010 Institution Human Resources Dir 81 4 1,500 Administration Arens, Christine 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Dunwald, Tracy 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 DMC/DERA Class Pay Pay Lump Sum Agency Employee Name Effective Date Code Classification Title Sched Range Award Amount Administration Fink, Tracy 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Gates, Shirley 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Hager, Nicole 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Healey, Erica 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Hoff, Martha 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Husby, Debra 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Ilion, Ricki 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration King, Tonia 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Lauer, Tara 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Lippold‐Ruby, Gina 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Michlig, Danielle 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Pierzina, Benjamin 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Prindes, Colleen 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Roberts, Melissa 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Schreiber, Patrice 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Schubert, Annette 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Schumann, Tonia 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Smith, Michelle 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Timm, Tammy 12/6/2020 11110 Institution Human Resources Dir‐Ad 81 3 1,500 Administration Behr, Kimberly 12/6/2020 21312 Payroll & Benefits Spec‐Advanced 81 4 1,500 Administration Emrich, Pamela 12/6/2020 21312 Payroll & Benefits Spec‐Advanced 81 4 1,500 Administration Henke, Shelly 12/6/2020 21312 Payroll & Benefits Spec‐Advanced 81 4 1,500 Administration Jennerjohn, Dawn 12/6/2020 21312 Payroll & Benefits Spec‐Advanced 81 4 1,500 Administration Krenz, Laura 12/6/2020 21312 Payroll & Benefits Spec‐Advanced 81 4 1,500 Administration Lambrecht, Andrew 12/6/2020 21312 Payroll & Benefits Spec‐Advanced 81 4 1,500 Administration Lampe, Richard 12/6/2020 21312 Payroll & Benefits Spec‐Advanced 81 4 1,500 Administration Lenzendorf, Tammy 12/6/2020 21312 Payroll & Benefits Spec‐Advanced 81 4 1,500 Administration Meissner, Kaye 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