spacecase0

well, your other problems notwithstanding, it is common office practice to deactivate accounts, collect keys, change passwords immediately. it isn't about being mean, they have to do that for everybody. so dont be mad or think your a victim. my brother in law was layed off and they gave him only one hour to close everything up. and he had a great relationship with his boss and coworkers. they just cant make exceptions. you never did tell us if you'll come by the halliday party.
 

I have talked to many people about the email after they have left, UC policy is 2 months after your last paycheck, this means that some one went to user and account services and made a case to specially remove my account early, the keys and passwords are the same as they have been for more than 15 years, the keys and passwords are normal and at most companys email is as well.
but what have I done to have a special request to deactivate my email ? they have to make a case against me to do this.
What did they say bad about me ?

my auto reply message was very professional, so was my voice mail message.

in my 7 years there, I have never seen email revoked even once at LHS, am I the first one for a new you cant keep your email address if you switch departments policy.

I suspect someone is really unhappy with me.

I worry that someone will call the police if I come back for the party, and say god knows what to them.
unless I get a signed invitation, I will not be returning to LHS ever...

I quit because there was very bad feelings directed at me, and I am not over reacting. I can spot evil and really have no idea how far it might go, I do not want to risk anything, besides I have no parking permit, and do not know if I will have to work that day anyway.

I hope you understand that I will likely not be going.
Adam-
 

Adam is correct someone was/is being exceptionally mean. Most unfortunate.

He does not deserve it.

The malice is real.

Let us not contribute to the crazy making by pretending it was not personal.