Staffing Annoucement



Gardner & Billing CPAs, just out of a busy tax season, are meeting new challenges head on. Long time office manager Pat Gardner and accountant CeeCee Kolka are leaving the company to pursue other interests. Partners Dave Gardner and Melissa Billing gave them a rousing send-off at a company dinner where current and past employees gathered to reminisce and wish them well.

Gardner said, “We are certainly going to miss Pat and CeeCee, but we are looking at this as an opportunity to streamline our operation. We’ll be shifting responsibilities so we can continue to provide the service our clients deserve and have come to expect. It may be challenging at times, but that’s true of every change a company goes through.”

Billing added, “Pat has served extremely well for so many years, we’re thankful we’ve had her services this long and are happy that she will have the time to pursue other interests. CeeCee has also been a great asset to the office. We’ll miss them both, but are happy for them.”

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