| Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 84 Hamilton County, Ohio |
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| FOP 84 Lodge Officers |
President:
Stephen Watt
Stephen Watt
Vice President:
Gerry Branditz
Gerry Branditz
Treasurer:
Bob Uhl
Bob Uhl
Secretary:
Randy Lemon
Randy Lemon
Sgt.at Arms:
Chet Brinson
Chet Brinson
Recording Secy:
Cecile
Freemond-Brown
Cecile
Freemond-Brown
1st Past Pres:
Dave Voss
Dave Voss
Trustee:
Scott Jacocks
Scott Jacocks
Trustee:
Dave Pahner
Dave Pahner
Trustee:
Jerry Voss
Jerry Voss
Chaplain:
Fr. Bruno
Fr. Bruno
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| Brother Allen Thompson moved to Florida and thinks we have forgotten about him!!! Please take a minute and send Allen an email (or 10) and let him know we still love him! Allenthom@live.com |
Has the Holiday season ever been more anticipated or needed? The joy the holidays
bring is just the elixir for the unprecedented tough year we have experienced in 2009.
Many of our brothers/sisters never thought this type of bad times would befall us.
But now that we have started the new year, we can get down to business. Although we
had some tough times in “09” we had plenty to be thankful for. Our lodge stood strong as
we faced massive challenges, but we prevailed as the dust settled.
On 7Jan10, the Sheriff was pleased to announce and welcome, 36 recalled personnel
back to their positions.
Our 2009 Christmas with a Cop program was a great success this. We tried something
different, and I think we have found our new approach to the program. We had 7 Families
& 19 kids that we invited, rather than just inviting kids. The families and officers had a
blast, and the families were very appreciative. I would like to thank all the members that
volunteered for this year's program. You must agree that it warms your hearts to see the
kids do what kids due best, shop! Please take a minute to look at the pictures that are on
our web page...thank you Patti. A special thanks to Patti Brown, Cpl Jay Schmitt
& Capt Rick Merschbach for all the time they donated to help make our program the best.
As we look towards this New Year, I wanted to thank you for your continued confidence
with me and our staff officers. You have helped make our lodge a major part of the FOP
year after year. In 2010 I will be with the HCSO for 27 years, and 13 years as your
President, and have enjoyed every minute of it. I must take the time to thank my Family,
for all the support they have given me over the years. We will unfortunately be losing
some very productive officers this year, but we’ll have some newly elected officers ready
to go into these positions. Patti & John have both contributed a bunch over the years, and
I wish them the best. I have been very blessed with some very diligent workers, who I am
very proud to call my friends.
Please continue to make a contribution to our meetings. Your attendance and comments
are always welcome, and make a difference in our Lodge.
I will continue to commit to make our Lodge the best in the West!! I must also take the time
to thank our brother lodges, 74, 112 & 113 for all the support we have shown between the
lodges over the past years. I hope we will continue to make a better bridge between other
Lodges in the future.
Fraternally,
Brother Stephen Watt,
President
bring is just the elixir for the unprecedented tough year we have experienced in 2009.
Many of our brothers/sisters never thought this type of bad times would befall us.
But now that we have started the new year, we can get down to business. Although we
had some tough times in “09” we had plenty to be thankful for. Our lodge stood strong as
we faced massive challenges, but we prevailed as the dust settled.
On 7Jan10, the Sheriff was pleased to announce and welcome, 36 recalled personnel
back to their positions.
Our 2009 Christmas with a Cop program was a great success this. We tried something
different, and I think we have found our new approach to the program. We had 7 Families
& 19 kids that we invited, rather than just inviting kids. The families and officers had a
blast, and the families were very appreciative. I would like to thank all the members that
volunteered for this year's program. You must agree that it warms your hearts to see the
kids do what kids due best, shop! Please take a minute to look at the pictures that are on
our web page...thank you Patti. A special thanks to Patti Brown, Cpl Jay Schmitt
& Capt Rick Merschbach for all the time they donated to help make our program the best.
As we look towards this New Year, I wanted to thank you for your continued confidence
with me and our staff officers. You have helped make our lodge a major part of the FOP
year after year. In 2010 I will be with the HCSO for 27 years, and 13 years as your
President, and have enjoyed every minute of it. I must take the time to thank my Family,
for all the support they have given me over the years. We will unfortunately be losing
some very productive officers this year, but we’ll have some newly elected officers ready
to go into these positions. Patti & John have both contributed a bunch over the years, and
I wish them the best. I have been very blessed with some very diligent workers, who I am
very proud to call my friends.
Please continue to make a contribution to our meetings. Your attendance and comments
are always welcome, and make a difference in our Lodge.
I will continue to commit to make our Lodge the best in the West!! I must also take the time
to thank our brother lodges, 74, 112 & 113 for all the support we have shown between the
lodges over the past years. I hope we will continue to make a better bridge between other
Lodges in the future.
Fraternally,
Brother Stephen Watt,
President
Arrangements for Chief Carl Worley, Ross Twp, Butler County, Chief of Police
Lodges,
Please pass this on to your members, and the agencies that you serve.
Visitation
Will be held this Friday, January 29 from 4pm to 8pm at the Ross High School on SR 128 in
Ross.
To get to the high school from the Cincinnati area, take 275 to Colerain Ave, and travel
north. Exit at SR128 and turn right. The high school is about a mile on the
left.
From the North you are best to take I 75 south, 275 west, exit Colerain and follow above.
Funeral
Will be Saturday morning at 10 am at Ross High School.
Prior to the funeral, for those wishing, cruisers will meet at the Paul R. Young Funeral Home
between 9am and 9:30 am. To get to the funeral home, follow the above directions, but
when you exit Colerain Ave., onto SR 128 turn left and the funeral home is a half mile on the
right.
At about 9:50a.m the Chief will be moved from the funeral home by procession to the high
school.
There is a meeting at noon tomorrow for those planning the services, and if there is further
information, I will pass it on tomorrow night.
If you need further information, please call me at 513-615-2956.
Ed Buns
Lodges,
Please pass this on to your members, and the agencies that you serve.
Visitation
Will be held this Friday, January 29 from 4pm to 8pm at the Ross High School on SR 128 in
Ross.
To get to the high school from the Cincinnati area, take 275 to Colerain Ave, and travel
north. Exit at SR128 and turn right. The high school is about a mile on the
left.
From the North you are best to take I 75 south, 275 west, exit Colerain and follow above.
Funeral
Will be Saturday morning at 10 am at Ross High School.
Prior to the funeral, for those wishing, cruisers will meet at the Paul R. Young Funeral Home
between 9am and 9:30 am. To get to the funeral home, follow the above directions, but
when you exit Colerain Ave., onto SR 128 turn left and the funeral home is a half mile on the
right.
At about 9:50a.m the Chief will be moved from the funeral home by procession to the high
school.
There is a meeting at noon tomorrow for those planning the services, and if there is further
information, I will pass it on tomorrow night.
If you need further information, please call me at 513-615-2956.
Ed Buns