Congratulations. I hope you enjoy your retirement. (I think it's great.)
Congratulations. I hope you enjoy your retirement. (I think it's great.)
There's nothing civil about this war.
Congratulations. You have seen some changes.
Congratulations and thanks for being there!!
Hope your retirement is long and happy!
Outstanding run! Congratulations and welcome to the club.
Retiring was the best thing I ever did career-wise. I went on to a better full time job and I’m just giddy about it.
Wishing you nothing but the best in your future endeavors.
Congratulations! 46 years is, literally, a lifetime. Thank you so much for everything you've done to keep your community safe.
Best of luck in your next chapter!
That is quite a career. Congratulations!
Congratulations and good luck.
Huge congrats!
Ken
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Congrats on making it!Originally Posted by MDFA
Well Gentlemen and Ladies tomorrow will be my last day in a Patrol Vehicle. 46 years wearing a Badge and it's time to move on.
It's been quite a ride. Sometimes bumpier than others I'm afraid. (Serious Cruiser Accident. OIS. 2 Time Membership in the Second Chance Survivors Club) you get the idea...
This job becomes who you are, not what you happen to do. And while I look forward to the next chapter, it's kind of surreal just the same.
Technically I'm in the Retire/Rehire Program as I will be a Guardian Officer in the local County School District. Protecting K-5th Grade Children and Teachers. Nice change from 46 years of Patrol, Firearms Instructor, Etc.
Hopefully my skills are never needed and the highlight of my day is giving Hi Fives to 8 year olds.
And I couldn't have done it without Mrs. MDFA. She's A Keeper
For all of you still in a beat car etc. Be Careful Out There. And Thank You For Your Service.
MDFA
I went to an SRO position upon retirement in a small K-6 school and it was incredibly rewarding. I introduced thumb wrestling to third graders, got hugged daily by Kindergarteners, saw 1st graders have tragic days of just being overwhelmed by school, and watched 6th graders start to notice the opposite sex. It was all hilarious fun.
That’s a hell of a career, congratulations!
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