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Chapter 10 Immortalized at Nation's Capitol Museum
The National Law Enforcement Officers Museum officially held its Grand Opening In October 2018. While visiting Washington, DC in December, Secretary-Treasurer J.S.C. Kirk visited the museum and provided this photo of the chapter's name added to the Thin Blue Wall.
CONGRATULATIONS New Members
We welcome Peter and Dana to our ranks as our newest members! They were voted in unanimously at the June Chapter Meeting.
Heroes Catastrophe Relief Fund
Almost two years ago a relief fund for your heroes was conceived. Building the fund to a sustainable level has been slow. However, we are pleased to announce the generosity of an organization who just donated $10,000! They wish to remain anonymous but we want to acknowledge their gift of love which will help us help our fellow first responders when they fall victim to a natural disaster.
You can help our mission by contributing to the Heroes Catastrophe Relief Fund.
North Carolina Law Enforcement Officers 25 year Retirement is now law!
At 9:11am, June 22, House Bill 284 was signed by the governor and became SL 2018-22. This has been a long time coming and kudos are in order to all those that supported it and especially those that were in the forefront leading the cause.
Sections 2 and 3 of this act become effective July 1, 2019. The remainder of this act became effective June 22, 2018.
To view the law, click HERE.
AND THE RESULTS ARE IN...
CONGRATULATIONS! to our new 2022 Board of Directors...they will assume their new duties effective January 1.
President: Troy Comar (re-elected for third term)
Vice President: Paul Davis (re-elected for second term)
Secretary and Treasurer: Jean-Luc Kirk (re-elected for fourth term)
Director: Bob Ferguson
Director: Avery Irby
Director: Julius Snow
Immediate Past President: VACANT
Lady Maiden: Tammy Comar (re-elected for third term)
Accolade to outgoing officers
As the outgoing officers prepare to transition out of office, special recognition is due. Their hard work and determination led to tremendous fundraisers with expectations beyond our belief. With their service and guidance, our chapter attained a credible reputation in the communities of Orange and Alamance counties and reached an all-time high membership of thirty-nine.
THANK YOU for your talents, determination and commitment to the success of our chapter!
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Blue Knights NC 10 of Orange/Alamance Counties to be immortalized at a national museum!
On July 2, 2017, our chapter made a donation to the National Law Enforcement Museum. Thanks to the generous donations of the members, we are proud to be a part of history and to help create a building that represents the profession and honors all law enforcement. As a result of our donation, our organization's name will be forever inscribed on the panels of the Glass Bridge in the museum that will form a "Thin Blue Line". This beautiful glass bridge will connect the east and west mezzanine levels and will overlook the Main Concourse of the museum.
After more than 20 years, the National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund has raised funds to break ground and construction is currently underway for a national museum in our nation's capitol to honor those that serve and sacrifice and celebrate the profession of law enforcement.
We hope to be able to attend the opening ceremonies once the museum is complete.
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