A very nice surprise

dcinffxva

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I retired last week, and this week was my "official" retirement ceremony. I got the standard nice few words from the boss, and a very nice shadowboard reflecting back on my career. After the main part was done, my crew announced they had a little extra presentation. They came in with this. Gotta admit, I was completely surprised by it.

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The shadowbox, and group photo, signed by everyone

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Now that is nice. Congrats on your retirement. Real nice to be remembered by your coworkers like that.

Now you have lots of time to detect. :thumbsup:

Al
 

Let me add my congratulations and my appreciation for your spending a quarter century in a very necessary and highly dangerous public service profession. :thumbsup:

scrubber
 

Thanks for the good wishes !

Going out and playing in the dirt, as long as several other things were what prompted me to go ahead and roll out. I could have left a few months ago, but figured it didn't make any sense to retire while the ground is still frozen !
 

Congratulations on your retirement! :thumbsup: Thank you for your service to us! My father is a retired St. Lou officer! I know the stress that type of work can hand you! I love the rifle and the badges! You deserve so much more for laying your life on the line for us! Good luck on your retirement! Now it is time to swing the coil for awhile! ;D
 

Very nice indeed. Congrats. :thumbsup:
Appreciate your service.

Now you will have more time to treasure hunt 8)

GG~
 

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Your shadow box is really nice, the presentation of the rifle is totally awesome. Thank you for your dedicated law enforcement service. :thumbsup:

:wink: RR
 

The rifle is a Marlin Model 1895 in 45/70.

The plank that it is mounted on came from the barn of one of the guys on my crew. He has no ida when the barn was built, but his house was built sometime around 1730. Unfortunately the house burned down in December. i've been detecting around it pretty heavily, but there is a huge amount of iron to sift through.
 

dcinffxva said:
The rifle is a Marlin Model 1895 in 45/70.

The plank that it is mounted on came from the barn of one of the guys on my crew. He has no ida when the barn was built, but his house was built sometime around 1730. Unfortunately the house burned down in December. i've been detecting around it pretty heavily, but there is a huge amount of iron to sift through.

Good looking rifle. I'm in the market for one myself, but I got three more years left to retirement ;D
 

WOW! That's fantastic! Congratulations on making it to retirement in such a dangerous profession.
Your crew's thoughtful gift beats the heck out of a gold watch, huh??!

Kilika
 

wow thanks for your service . you must work with a great bunch of people . to cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

Great all way round .
You finished your shift and went home alive ........There endith the lesson . :thumbsup: :thumbsup: ;D
 

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