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But the elevated status served to depress her retirement funds . Library , where she worked until her retirement in 1957 , except for the period 1918-21 , when she worked for the federal government in library service for the army and in postal censorship . More plan sponsors will freeze their defined benefit plans in the next few years , retirement experts predict , continuing a 20-year shift toward defined contribution plans as the favored vehicle for employee retirement saving . Before and after her retirement , Helen Zeiner was a dedicated volunteer at the Denver Botanic Gardens , led plant-identification trips and was given an honorary curator of herbarium award . She has worked as the volunteer action director of HACAN since her retirement from Arlington County in 1996 . Several years thereafter with the retirement of F. Donald Costello , I also assumed the duties of Secretary , because no one on the Board would take the job . Boomers will continue to work far beyond what was traditionally considered retirement age . Carisse also reported that Myrna Perry expressed her gratitude for the TTLA gift to the Beaman Library in honor of her retirement ; David Roebuck conveyed the gratitude of Denis Ingolfsland for the TTLA gift to the Bryan College library following their fire ; and Carisse explained why TTLA had not followed through with an application for an ATLA continuing education grant for 2000 . Information on school board member defeat , resignation and retirement along with the reasons for school board turnover were then collected .