Muscogee County Chief Deputy Coroner retires after decades of public safety service
A familiar face in the public safety community in Columbus is retiring after working for 40 years in the city.
Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan announced Friday morning that Muscogee County Chief Deputy Coroner Freeman Worley is retiring. Worley, who is also known as, “FOOTS”, has served 37 years in public safety: 14 years with the City of Columbus as a Certified EMS technician and 23 of those years as a Deputy Coroner.
Family and friends close to retiring Muscogee County Chief Deputy Coroner Freeman Worley are holding a retirement party Friday afternoon.
Good luck and we will miss you!
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