After moving to Cheney in 1984, Susan Beeman has worked in various city positions for the last 30 years. Beeman is also involved with saving the depot, the Sterling Moorman house and is active in her church.
As we go about our days we often do not think of those who work beside us keeping the city of Cheney running smoothly, repairing, renewing and carefully fulfilling administrative duties.
Meet Susan Beeman. She grew up in Soap Lake.
"My dad was a carpenter, my mother a second-grade teacher. I have a younger brother," she said. "We all moved to Cheney in 1984. I started working for the city of Cheney in 1985 as a secretary for the finance director. Then I became secretary of the planning director for building permits, geographic information systems and maps for the light department and public wo...
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