I mean, I got a Relic… 15 years service at Tulare County. A nice introduction in front of the crowd. More brass there than I’ve ever seen at one gathering! The Sheriff himself, and a bunch of the rest of them. Not there for me, of course, many of them were receiving service recognition too, but still a big crowd. SRO in the Supervisor’s Chambers.
That’s me listening to the guy from personnel extol my virtues. I’m not sure what he said, I was dead on my feet! I had worked till 3am that morning, then got up after only a couple of hours of sleep. I recall something about being a training officer, and Dispatcher of the Year. It came out like I was THE dispatcher of the year, rather than just OUR dispatcher of the year, back in 2005. They had quite extensive bios of people before me, and I was wondering what they would say about me, since I never filled out any kind of info sheet, and nobody ever called to talk to me. I didn’t know what to expect, and was worried that, in that conservative atmosphere, they might say something like “local gay rights activist”. I needn’t have worried though. Very innocuous.
I left immediately afterward, and went home and crawled back in bed! Thanks to my niece Michelle who came down and witnessed the presentation and took this picture.
Now it’s 5 years before I have to worry about this again, but at least I’ll know what to expect.
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April 21, 2010
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I left immediately afterward, and went home and crawled back in bed! Thanks to my niece Michelle who came down and witnessed the presentation and took this picture.
Now it’s 5 years before I have to worry about this again, but at least I’ll know what to expect.
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