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Union Station Homeless Services announced Friday that its CEO, Anne Miskey, will resign after joining the nonprofit in 2018.

Union Station Homeless Services announced Friday that its CEO, Anne Miskey, will resign after joining the nonprofit in 2018.

Anne Miskey led Union Station for six years, expanding its services to areas beyond Pasadena, and bringing more national recognition to the 51-year-old nonprofit.

Anne Miskey, CEO of Union Station Homeless Services, in Pasadena, shares gratitude for the chance to share the organization's mission on the Rose Parade stage.

Anne Miskey, CEO of Union Station Homeless Services, in Pasadena, shares gratitude for the chance to share the organization's mission on the Rose Parade stage.

With nearly a million people expected along the 5.5-mile Rose Parade route, the Rose Parade begins with song, in a year devoted to songs and their ability to unite.

With nearly a million people expected along the 5.5-mile Rose Parade route, the Rose Parade begins with song, in a year devoted to songs and their ability to unite.

With nearly a million people expected along the 5.5-mile Rose Parade route, the Rose Parade begins with song, in a year devoted to songs and their ability to unite.

With nearly a million people expected along the 5.5-mile Rose Parade route, the Rose Parade begins with song, in a year devoted to songs and their ability to unite.

With nearly a million people expected along the 5.5-mile Rose Parade route, the Rose Parade begins with song, in a year devoted to songs and their ability to unite.