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. . . It's OFFICIAL

STEVE'S RETIRING!

 

 

 

Well, it is official! We would like to announce the retirement of our good friend and valued partner, Steve Wieser. After more than 40 years in the property management business, he has well-earned the opportunity to retire.

 

Steve joined Kansas Commercial in 2000 serving as the Property Manager, Senior Vice-President, and Broker until his retirement, effective January 4, 2021. Steve has contributed 20 years of experience to this company, and his achievements will not be forgotten. We will miss having Steve in the office and wish him the best in the next steps of his journey including time with his kids and grandkids and time on the golf course.

 

As we wish Steve the best in his retirement, we would also like to congratulate Brady Lundeen as he assumes the Property Management position for Kansas Commercial. Brady has been an associate with Kansas Commercial since 2013. Brady can be reached at brady@kscommercial.com or 785-228-5303.

Retirement 1-4-2020

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