Former Grey County Director of Long Term Care Lynne Johnson speaks at County Council in 2017 (Photo by Kirk Scott)Grey County's director of long term care has retired.
Lynne Johnson has been with the county for more than 13 years.
As director, Johnson oversaw the administration of the county's three long-term care homes.
Long-term care is Grey County's largest department, with almost 500 employees and an annual budget of over $33 million.
In her retirement, Johnson plans to travel and spend time with her grandchildren.
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