Bette
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Planet no.2173.
Shirley
Manning (in blue), Jennifer and Logan
Manning admire the plaques and take
photographs of the name plate of a
family member.
Ed
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Daily Planet no.
DSC00020.
Glendale
Police Chief Deborah Black recognized and
thanked several key persons who were
responsible for the the Wall of Honor. Two
of those key people are Retired Officer Dan Kallberg
- Curator
Glendale Police Museum , and Det. Ryan
Winfield. Both men are dedicated to making
and keeping current and accurate.
Bette
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Daily Planet.
Detective Ryan
Winfield and Glendale
Police Chief Deborah Black. Last year
Ryan had taken his father to the baseball hall of fame and thought that it would be great for our officers to have their wall.
Detective Ryan
Winfield then talked to Retired
Officer Dan Kallberg - Curator
Glendale Police Museum and
he thought it was a great idea so he went to
Glendale
Police Chief Deborah Black and she said yes.
Retired
Detective Mike Manning, Ryan Winfield, and
Retired
Officer Dan Kallberg did the research and came up with the list.
The Glendale Citizens Academy Alumni donated $900.00 for us to do the wall.
Glendale
Police Chief Deborah Black recognized and
thanked several key persons who were
responsible for the the Wall of Honor. Two
of those key people are Retired Officer Dan Kallberg
- Curator
Glendale Police Museum , and Detective Ryan
Winfield. Both men are dedicated to making
and keeping current and accurate.
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Bette
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Planet no. 2247.
Retired
Glendale Police Officer, Chie Manning.
Bette
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Planet
Retired
Jay White was the oldest retiree at the
dedication on Thursday. Captain White
retired in 1982. Sitting to his right is
retiree Detective Mike Manning.
Bette
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Planet no.2230.
Retired
Officer Dan Kallberg - Curator
Glendale Police Museum and
Police Chief Deborah Black, City of
Glendale at the presentation of the Wall of
Honor at the Glendale Police Museum.
Dan
tells us "The museum started in 2002 over at the FOP lodge and in 2009 Chief Conrad agreed to let me move into the lobby of the PD The Glendale Civic Pride Ambassador gave me $10,000.00 to use for the remake of the museum."
Dan
continues, "The idea
of the wall was from Detective Ryan Winfield. Last year he had taken his father to the baseball hall of fame and thought that it would be great for our officers to have their wall. So he talked to me and I thought it was a great idea so he went to the Chief and she said yes.
Retired Detective Mike
Manning,
Retired Officer Ryan Winfield, and I did the research and came up with the list.
The Glendale Citizens Academy Alumni donated $900.00 for us to do the wall."
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Bette
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Planet no.2227.
Debi Willis pictured with Chief Black is a Supervisor over communications and detention. She is retiring on
Monday the 30th.
Bette
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Planet
Bette
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Planet no.2219(soft
focus no large print avail)
Captain
Stan Kobojek and Grace Kobojek find his name on one of
the five plaques with the names of retired
Glendale Police Officers. Stan retired from
the force in 1998 after thirty years of
service.
Bette
Sharpe/Glendale Daily Planet no.2228.
Both Sergeant
Bob Bruce and Detective Rusty Peterson now retired
from the Glendale Police Department enjoyed
the dedication of the Wall of Honor on
Thursday, September 26th, 2013.
