NRLO Photo Gallery Photographs
reprinted from "The Reserve
Law OFFICER" (Official Publication of National Reserve Law
Officers Association) and "RESERVE LAW" (Official Publication of
Reserve Law Officers Association of
America)
Photo Ops
During its long publishing history,
NRLO's official publication, the "Reserve Law
OFFICER," (established
1983) accumulated many wonderful photographs. The photos
on this page are like a time capsule and only represent a very small
percentage of the photos printed in the past. Also shown
are some of the unforgetable "Reserve Law"
cover photographs and other
pictures provided by Otto Vehle (Retired National Director of
RLOAA). See if
your Unit/Department is profiled in NRLO's Photograph
Gallery. It's a walk down
"memory lane."
Photograph reprinted "Reserve Law OFFICER"
1989 Page 8
Pulaski County Sheriff's Auxiliary (back row, l-r): Calvin Murray, Manuel
Higgins, James White, Anthony Banks, James Menth, Allen Green, Dave
Copeland, Charles Lee, Marvin Bowden, Ray Loue, Doug Darr, Jim
Ellis, Louis Cryer; (middle row,
l-r): Herman Parker, Paul Shively, Lester Gauntt,
Rita Brags, Marietta Tipton, Wanda Davis, Maryln Herrington,
Sharon Atkinson, Kermit Gray, Shirley Craig, Wayne Gauntt; (kneeling, l-r): John Vinson,
Dosstipton, James Newkirk, Cody Burk, Gary Yielding, Alexander
Stokes, and Gary Davis. The Pulaski County Sheriff's Auxiliary
are 100% Members in NRLO.
Featured
are: Manatee County Sheriff's Reserve
Florida Highway Patrol Auxiliary Saytona Beach Police
Department Reserve
Florida
- Manatee County Sheriff's Reserve Board members
Board of
Directors of Florida's Manatee County Sheriff's Reserve Board.
Members (pictured left to right): Lieutenant Kevin Webb,
Reserve Commander Major Robert Kulchar and Secretary Sergeant Sara
Gibson. The Board recommended NRLO 100% as they wanted the best
benefits possible; NRLO provided what they were looking for.
(PHOTOGRAPH BY R. EDWARD MORROW, NRLO
STAFF) Reprinted "Reserve Law OFFICER"
Spring, 1999, Issue, Page 10
Manatee County
Sheriff's Reserve Major
Robert Kulchar (right) and Lieutenant Keven Webb (left) of the
Manatee County Sheriff's Reserve. Sheriff Charles B. Wells had
just assigned six (6) permanent vehicles to his Reserve Unit.
Manatee County are 100% NRLO Members. Major Kulchar told NRLO:
"Insurance was main attraction, and
the "OFFICER" shows how other Reserve organizations operate,
and that's an invaluable service." said Major
Kulchar.
NRLO Membership
Representative/Media Director R. Edward Morrow shows a copy
of the "OFFICER" to
attendee of the Florida Highway Patrol
Auxiliary Annual Conference in Orlando,
Florida. (PHOTOGRAPH BY R. EDWARD MORROW,
NRLO STAFF)
Reprinted "OFFICER" Spring, 1999, Issue, Page
6
Daytona Beach, Florida - Daytona Beach Police Department
Reserve Police Commanders, left to right: Sergeant Steve
Beres; Personnel Training Coordinator, Lieutenant Steve Thomas;
Deputy Commander Special Services Division, Sergeant Marty White,
Special Operations. PHOTOGRAPH
SUBMITTED BY DAYTONA BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT
RESERVE
Reprinted
"OFFICER" Spring, 1998, Page 9
Daytona's finest includes a part-time, 135-Reserve Officer
Unit that augments the regular force of 248 full-time Officers. The
Reserve Unit's members are as diversified in occupation and
background as the bikers that cruise the streets of Daytona during
"Bike Week," an annual
event in Daytona Beach.
Daytona Beach is
best known for the Daytona International
Speedway. The international attracts race car
enthusiasts for spectacular racing events,but the Speedway isn't the
only attraction. ROLANDO
BENOIT 3-year veteran of Daytona's finest. Roland is
a full-time Federal Officer who enjoys service his community.
A half-million bikers visited Daytona Beach for the annual
event.PHOTOGRAPHS REPRINTED "OFFICER" SPRING, 1998 EDITION, PAGE
3
Featured
are: The Plymouth County Sheriff's Reserve and Cover Photo of
October, 1977 Issue of the RLOAA "Reserve Law" in Connersville, the
Seat of Fayette County, Iowa
Reprinted
from "Reserve Law OFFICER" Page 2, Winter, 1997
IOWA - Pictured are members of
the Plymouth County Sheriff's Reserve
Unit proudly displaying the Donald H. Mackaman Outstanding Reserve Unit
Award. Standing left to right:
Reserve Deputies Larry Johnson, Doug Harms, Paul Kolker, Keith
Luschen, Tom Schneider, Terry Hedum, Sheriff Mike Van Otterloo,
Reserve Coordinator Sergeant C. A. Batrolozzi, and Deputy Dan
Pleuger (Not pictured is Rick Beeck). PHOTOGRAPH
BY JOANNE GLAMM Submitted to NRLO by the Plymouth County Sheriff's
Department.
Reprinted from
"Reserve Law" Cover Photograph, October 1977 Issue.
INDIANA - This
photograph was made during a visit by Otto Vehle (National Director
of RLOAA) and his wife Mary to Connersville, the County Seat of
Fayette County, Indiana. At right is Sheriff L. Max Huffman
with his wife, Annabelle, to his right. She was a member of
the Fayette County Sheriff Reserves along with (left to right) Board
Chairman Bob Dice, Vice President Dan Broaddus, and President Burt
Porter.
Vehle says that he will always remember a couple of
very interesting things about this visit. "First, Sheriff
Huffman and his wife were avid motorcyclists and were preparing
to ride their Harley from Indiana to Wyoming the following week on a
bikers' rally. Second, H. Max Walters, a reporter for the
Connersville News-Examiner, provided front
page coverage to my visit with the Reserves. He wrote about
me: "He travels about 30,000 miles annually. He is
accompanied by his wife Mary and their dog, Mitzi (Mitzie has a
special seat in the Vehle car.)" (The photo of
national director Vehle appeared on the back page, but Mitzi made
page one!)"
LOUIVILLE, KENTUCKY -Jefferson County Sheriff's Reserve Deputies
Bill Halper (left) and Mike Harper (right) at the
"Vietnam Wall
Experience" held July 3, 1997. The Deputies
were two of fifty-two (52) Deputies who worked during the 3-day
event. (PHOTOGRAPH BY DALE WALTER
Provided to NRLO by the Jefferson County Sheriff's
Department.)
Reprinted "OFFICER",
page 5, Winter 1997
KENTUCKY - FTO Mike Reams, Bike
Coordinator, stopped to talk to some
children and parents about bicycle safety while they were
waiting for the parade to begin. Teaching bicycle safety is
one of the many functions of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Bicycle
Patrol. (PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY
THE JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S
RESERVE) Reprinted "Reserve Law OFFICER" Page 5, Winter
1997 Issue
NEW
MEXICO: O.J.T. Arrives at the Luna County Sheriff's
Department New recruits launch Departments "On the Job training"
(OJT). New recruits launch Department's own "On
the Job Training (OJT). Standing, left to right: Captain Chuck Mantkus, Chief,
Reserve Division; new O.J.T. Deputies Ernest Gallaway; Manuel Mesa;
Keith Bishop; Jody Jonas; and Chief Deputy Oran N. (Bud)
Robnett. Seated, left to right: O.J.T. Deputies Carla
Gallaway, Robert Dudley, Kathleen Nickerson, and Howard
Daniel. PHOTOGRAPH PROVIDED BY THE LUNA COUNTY SHERIFF'S
DEPARTMENT RESERVE Reprinted "Reserve
Law OFFICER" Spring, 1998 Issue, Page 10
Featured Warrensville Heights Police Department
Reserve Honor Guard
OHIO -
Warrensville Heights Police Reserve Unit Reserve Lieutenant Mark A. Zamiska (left) and
Reserve Captain George E. Senft. Captain Senft is
celebrating 30 years of service to the Ohio Department.
PHOTOGRAPH SUBMITTED BY THE WARRENSVILLE
HEIGHTS POLICE DEPARTMENT
The
Warrensville Heights Police Reserve
Unit has an award winning Honor Guard that has taken
First Place in many
Police and Military parades and in special events throughout greater
Cleveland, the State of Ohio, and Canada as
well. Reprinted "Reserve Law OFFICER" Spring, 1998,
Edition
Featured President Clinton and the Memphis Police
Reserves
TENNESSEE - Memphis Police Department Reserve Bureau
- Photo Op by President BILL CLINTON shaking hands with Chief
Opeations Officer, Reserve Patrol Officer Charles Beegle.
Reprinted "Reserve Law OFFICER" April,
1995, Edition Front Page Headline: $2 Million Generated to City
Each Year POST Certification Requires 460 Non-Stop Hours of
Training
The Memphis
Police Reserve Bureau was organized in 1961, to supply extra
man-hours to the Department in all bureaus and areas of operation.
(Photograph provided by the Memphis Police
Department.)
Featured
are: Dallas County Sheriff's Reserve reprinted from the
Photograph cover of the RLOAA "Reserve Law" 2nd Qtr. 1972 (provided
by RLOAA National Director Otto Vehle)
DALLAS
COUNTY - Visit to Dallas to publicize an upcoming national covention
of RLOAA at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas.
Reprinted from
RLOAA's "Reserve Law", Second Quarter, 1972.
Left to
right: Chief of the Dallas County Sheriff's Reserve Kenneth
Varker, Sheriff Clarence Jones, Police Chief Frank Dyson,
and Deputy Chief George Trapalis, head of the Dallas Police
Reserve.
San
Antonio, Texas - new RLOAA headquarters on West
Olmos.
Reprinted from
RLOAA's 4th Quarter, 1972, "Reserve Law".
(Left to right:)
Royal D. Adams, General Counsel; Captain John Gloor, President of
the Bexar County Sheriff Reserve; Sheriff Bill Hauck; Chief Deputy
Ray Snyder; and RLOAA National Director Otto Vehle. (Note to
readers: Adams and Vehle are the only two still living).
