The Residence Staff
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The Residence Staff includes the bevy of cooks, groundskeepers, butlers and ushers.
When First Families are asked what they will miss most about leaving The White House, their answers are all the same: The Resident Staff. This group of people numbers 100, and includes the bevy of cooks, groundskeepers, butlers, ushers, and carpenters who keep the White House running day-to-day. The Resident Staff has a unique view on history unfolding at The White House.
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The Residence Staff
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When First Families are asked what they will miss most about leaving The White House, their answers are all the same: The Resident Staff. This group of people numbers 100, and includes the bevy of cooks, groundskeepers, butlers, ushers, and carpenters who keep the White House running day-to-day. The Resident Staff has a unique view on history unfolding at The White House.
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