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Deputy Probation Officer
In Honor of Deputy George Barthel
He was one reasons I went to work for LASD in late 1970's as deputy sheriff. He help realize that working in the law enforcement community was the right career choice for me. His death hit me hard because I lost good friend for ever. He was so honest working with the public and was well like within LASD community. He was mentor to me.
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Deputy Probation Officer
In Honor of Officer David B. Kubly
We began our law enforcement careers about same time. We work out together before the academies began and work out together after the academy ending for both of as friends. Every day since his death I always have his passing in heart. I became an unpaid advocate for our job rights for better training and safety issues for all law enforcement community.
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Thank you for service.
In Honor of Officer James L. Guelff
Thank you for your work and your sacrifice. Your EOW was at the beginning of my career. I went to your service and held on to your funeral program until today, my retirement day. You are not forgotten!
Lt. Warren Barry
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In Honor of Detective Arleigh E. McCree
Arleigh McCree was my dad's first cousin and I recall trips to Kentucky to visit with the family.
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In Honor of Sheriff George W. Kemp
He was my great great granddad, my dads grandmother, and my great grandmother “granny” Agnes was his daughter, fondly remember her and her old Desoto car, taking trips to watch the trains, I think I was four 😊 ,and I remember “ uncle Lloyd” her brother, my Uncle Tom told me the story of how my great great grandad died, look for you in the new system!
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Grandson
In Honor of Special Officer Charles A. Williams
During the short time you were alive during my dad's life, you left him with the can do attitude that runs through our family. I have your Detective Certificate issued by the City of Sacramento dated March 15, 1887. Two of his children, Raymond Alfred Williams, my dad, and Sidney Blair Williams ended up in the printing and newspaper business. From my dad, there were three children, Raymond Alfred Williams, Jr., Marsha Carlene Williams Steward, had two son Tod and Sid and me, Harry Gale Williams. I have two children, a son Blair Louis Williams and a daughter, Tiffany Joanne Williams Garcia. Blair has one daughter, Jadyn Blair Williams, and four step-children, Alex Ellison, Cassie Helsel, Even Helsel, Shelby Henneberger, all of whom he raised and they are really more like children than step-children.
Ray had four children, Ray, III, Jamie B. Williams, Kathleen Alice Williams, Robert Edgar Williams. Jamie has two children, Allison and Elliott and two grand children, Kathy has one son, Ryan who has two children and Robert has two.
My uncle Sid had a son Sidney Blair Williams, Jr., who had a son Sidney Blair Williams, III. Sid, III and I are very close and we also live fairly close to each other, he in Rancho Murieta and me in Orangevale, CA. Sid has two daughtes, Betsy and Leah.
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Remembering
In Honor of Officer William C. Whitty
Mr. Bill as we called him growing up, you were the best always making us laugh and teaching us something new. You passed the day before my 10 birthday, from that point on and 36 years later, I take a moment to wish you hello. Fly high with your wings MR.Bill
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Chief of police city of bell Retired
In Honor of Officer Daniel C. Kelley
Maywood was our border city and all of our officers were like brothers and sisters and total family Danny was a great police officer was a pleasure to have known and worked with on mutual aid calls may you rest in heaven for eternity my brother in blue
In Honor of Officer Jerry S. Hatch
I attended the Fullerton Police Academy with Jerry and he was a outstanding person and had a great sense of humor. Jerry would say the funniest things and get in trouble with the staff but always brought a smile to everyone’s face.
I remember very well when Jerry was killed, and the entire police department struggled afterwards.
I have nothing but the best memories of Jerry and am very happy to see the department honor him.