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Aasa Hovey
Administrative Assistant
Aasa handles all the front reception duties in her role as an Administrative Assistant at Klafehn, Heise, and Johnson, PLLC.
With over three decades of executive administration and office management experience spanning diverse sectors including manufacturing, healthcare, and legal, she brings a wealth of expertise and insight to her role. With a meticulous eye for detail cultivated during her tenure as a legal assistant for the U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee, Aasa possesses an intricate understanding of legal procedures and protocols. Throughout the 1990s Aasa built a small residential and commercial cleaning business, renowned for its high-quality service, proudly serving the Monroe County area.
A proud resident of Holley since her days at SUNY Brockport in her youth, she has deep roots in the community. Outside of her professional work, Aasa finds joy in engaging in outdoor activities such as camping, participating in church events, and cherishing precious moments with her three daughters and seven grandchildren.
Aasa's Contact Information:
Phone: 585-637-3911 x 102
Fax: 585-637-7546
Email: ahovey@khjlaw.com
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