February 2013 Newsletter.pub - Captain John C. Post FOP Lodge #44

Fraternal Order of Police
Captain John C. Post No 44
www.fopdayton44.org
Volume 17, Issue 2
February 2013
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RETIREMENTS
Officer Bill Parsons
Major Larry Faulkner
09/10/1987 - Police Officer
01/02/2013 - Retirement
11/10/1980 - CSO III
02/27/1981 - Police Officer
05/18/1990 - Sergeant
11/12/2008 - Lieutenant
Inside this issue:
01/31/2011 - Major
01/07/2013 - Retirement
President’s Message
2
Chaplain’s Corner
3
FOP Retirees
4
FOP Associates Lodge
5
FOP Auxiliary Lodge
6
Info
9
Dayton Police History
11-12
09/10/1987 - Police Officer
Monthly Calendar
15
01/18/2013 - Retirement
Officer Toby Caserta
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PRESIDENT President’s Message
Michael Galbraith phone 333-2134
or pager 940-5735
Greetings,
I just wanted to take a moment and express my gratitude to the membership, for supporting me as
President.
I am looking forward to working for this Lodge, and providing assistance to the
membership. I have previously served on the Executive Board, for 10 years, in different capacities. I
realize this is the most challenging and demanding position, within the Board. I am willing to take this
responsibility and lead us into the future.
President Beane has done an outstanding job directing the Lodge, over the last nine years. He has
completed many of the goals, he set forth and still has some unfinished. After consulting with
President Beane, I agreed to try and fulfill a few of the unfinished goals.
Many of the same events and some new, will continue at the Lodge Hall, for all members to enjoy and
be part of. Schedules of events are as follow;
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fraternalism, and progress in a positive direction from here
forward.
Fraternally,
Mike Galbraith
President
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Volume 17, Issue 2
CHAPLAIN
Chaplain’s Corner
Chris Fischer 24/7 Phone 829-1657
Book Sale
Brothers and Sisters: If you didn’t already know, there is an extraordinary
book, which has been offered for the last couple hundred years to non-members and
loyal subscribers alike. It is also available at every Barnes & Noble down to the
grittiest discount bookstore. Some are bound in leather with intricate gold detail;
others are plain with dog-eared pages. If you haven’t figured it out yet, it’s The
Bible. This Good Book Collection contains magnificent non-fiction stories on how
to conduct your life, the proper way to maintain a healthy life style and, most
importantly, spiritual tips for becoming closer to The Almighty Creator of the
Universe called GOD. This Book of books includes universally recognized
documentation of an imperfect people transforming their lives into individuals
capable of receiving the grace that our righteous God wishes to bestow upon us at
this very moment.
Now, through this exclusive invitation, salvation is being granted to
everyone who acknowledges (wholeheartedly) that God has a Son known as Jesus
Christ. Next time you pass the local bookstore, stop in with your Starbucks and a
Bible and ruminate over these stories:
How to touch fire and not get burnt
God writes the Gospel
not in the Bible alone,
but also on trees, and
in the flowers and
clouds and stars.
Martin Luther
Author: Daniel I. M. Prophet (Daniel Chapter 3)
Real characters: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego
Theme: “Follow the leader” tactics aren’t cool whether you’re great or just
a grunt. When the “heat” is on, will you do the right thing?
Fee: Priceless
A lustful eye for the straight gal
Author: David B. King (2 Samuel Chapters 11&12)
Real characters: David, Uriah, and Bathsheba
Theme: Views from a balcony may look good, but keeping it to yourself (or
wife) is the better option. And don’t make an attempt to cover your
sins; confessing is the way to go…
Fee: Priceless
Don’t turn your back on me!
Author: Jonah (Jonah Chapter 1-4)
Real characters: Jonah, Yahweh, and BF (Big Fish)
Theme: When the Man Upstairs tells you to do something, take the
initiative, follow his lead, and walk the narrow path. Otherwise, you
might find yourself as fish bait.
Fee: Priceless
(Continued on page 7)
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Retiree’s Secretary Message
Kevin Nichols kevine1500@sbcglobal.net
Home 937.236.8787
The Honor Guard system has now been finalized, and is ready for use. Last
month’s Aegis included an outline and request information. I want to reprint
the contact information for when the need arises.
CONTACT
Virgil McDaniel (Retirees Pres.)
TELEPHONE #
937-312-0751/ 937-654-6643
Gary Tipton (Retirees Chaplain)
937-293-6960/ 937-470-2574
Ron Labatzky
937-350-7149/ 937-689-1021
Whitney Butler
937-212-1119/ 937-235-2430
Sgt. Mark Ponichtera (Active)
937-673-1292
Sgt. Monica Evans (Active)
937-623-2632
The Retirees also have several members trained and certified by the Ohio Police
and Fire Pension Fund. These members are able to assist member’s survivors
fill out the necessary paperwork for receiving further Benefits from the Pension
Fund. These HOST volunteers can also complete the paperwork for Healthcare
Benefits from United Health Care. The HOST volunteers from our Lodge are:
Virgil McDaniel, Gary Tipton, Ron Labatzky, and Kevin Nichols, (937-2368787) e-mail: kevine1500@sbcglobal.net. These forms are required to be at the
Pension Board within 30 days. Documentation needed is a copy of the Death
Certificate, copy of the Marriage Certificate, and previous year’s tax return for
income information for United Health Care.
Steve Grismer, of The Dayton Police History Foundation, and Steve Crews are
working on the Sports in Dayton Exhibit at Carrillon Park. They are working to
have the Dayton Police Softball Teams and Tournaments included in the
exhibit. If you have items that could be included in the exhibit contact Steve
Grismer or Steve Crews.
Next Retiree’s Meeting is Tuesday Feb. 19, 2013 at 7:30 pm, Larry Albert will
be cooking the pre-meeting meal.
See ya at the meetin’
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Volume 17, Issue 2
Associate Lodge Message
Andrew McKenna
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
Captain John C. Post Fraternal Order of Police Associates Lodge # 1
PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE
Date of Application ___________, 20_____
I, ______________________________the undersigned, hereby make application to join
Lodge No. 1, Fraternal Order of Police Associates, Inc., and hereby state that I am more than 18
years of age, a person of good repute legally residing in the United States of America. I further
swear or affirm that I am not and have not been convicted of a felony and never have been a
member of any subversive or un-American organization. I AGREE, If found qualified, to abide by
all laws, rules, regulations, of the Lodge providing they do not conflict with my religious or political
views or my rights under American Law, and that the DECAL, MEMBERSHIP CARD, METAL EMBLEM, etc., are the property of the Lodge and can be recalled by the Lodge of this Order, for misuse or non-payment of dues, or other valid reasons.
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Middle Name
Last Name
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Birthplace
Birth Date (MM/DD/YYYY)
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Social Security Number
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Residence Address
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State
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Phone Number
Cell Number
Email Address
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Place of Business
Title
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If NO, give country of your citizenship:________________________________
Married:
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Number of Dependents _______
Enclosed is my check for $100.00 to cover initiation, fee assessments, & current year dues.
To Whom It May Concern: I hereby give any law enforcement agency or organization the authority to investigate or furnish any information (including a background and/or credit check)
concerning me as may be required by the Fraternal Order of Police Associates of OHIO, Inc.,
without recourse, for consideration of application to become a member. This will be held
confidential. If your application for membership is denied the $50 initiation is nonrefundable.
___________________________________________ Date ________________
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Witness
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Order of Police
Associates #1
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Dayton, Ohio
45401-0971
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Auxiliary News
February 2013
Hoppin’ Down the Bunny Trail Easter Party
Sunday, March 10, 2013
2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
FOP Lodge Hall
Children of all ages are invited to Visit with the Easter Bunny at the Dayton FOP Lodge Hall on Sunday, March 10 between 2-4 p.m. There
will be an Easter egg hunt, light snacks and a visiting with the Bunny. Reservations are not required and we look forward to seeing you all
there!
February Meeting - Tuesday February 19th
The Auxiliary will next meet at the Lodge Hall on Tuesday,
February 19th at 7:00 p.m. to begin planning for this year’s
coloring contest for the Montgomery County Memorial
Service as well as our Spring and Summer activities for our
police families. Come join us to learn more about the
Auxiliary’s plans.
2013 Auxiliary Officers
President – Heather Knedler
Kned1@hotmail.com
Trustees – Bridgett Bartlett
Denise Campbell
Vice President – Nicole Farkas
Bonney Hall
nclfrks@yahoo.com
Mandy Poe
Secretary – Debbie Nichols
DJN1155@sbcglobal.net
Treasurer – Linda Hennie
Past President - Cherie Siehl
clhs373@gmail.com
lshennie@aol.com
Dayton Police Pride Throws on sale now
We still have a supply of the Dayton Police Pride Throw
which depicts the Dayton Police badge and proudly notes
Captain John C. Post Lodge #44, on a background of a
waving American Flag. The throw, commissioned by the
Auxiliary especially for Dayton Police Officers and Retirees
is a wonderful keepsake for any family member and at the
Holiday price of only $50. Please reserve your throw by
contacting Heather Knedler at 307-9358.
Dayton Police T-Shirts
The Auxiliary has designed a tee shirt that is just perfect for
family members. The shirt depicts the Dayton Police Badge
and proudly proclaims your love for a Dayton officer. They
are only $15 each. We also have personalized Dayton Police
T-shirts that will include your name, badge and division.
Order adult long/short sleeve T-shirts ($15), sweatshirts
($20), hooded sweatshirts ($20) denoting your division or the
family t-shirt by contacting Mandy Poe at 937-305-6316.
Come Join Us on Facebook
Come join us on Face book under the Dayton Auxiliary to
learn more about upcoming events and happenings.
2013 Membership Dues
Membership dues for the Dayton Auxiliary are still only $15
for the year. Make your check payable to: Dayton Auxiliary
#11 and forward to:
Linda Hennie 4101 Honeybrook Ave., Dayton OH 45415
You are Invited to Join Us…..
The auxiliary extends an open invitation to all family
members of any Dayton F.O.P. member to join us at any of
our meetings or events. We welcome the opportunity to
introduce you to our many programs and projects that
promote and assist police officers and their families. Join us
to see what we have to offer you. If you would like further
information please feel free to contact any auxiliary officer.
Never Let Them Walk Alone
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Volume 17, Issue 2
Chaplain’s Corner cont.
(Continued from page 3)
How I survived on bugs and honey
Author: Luke C. III (Luke Chapter 3)
Real characters: John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, and The Holy Spirit
Theme: Baptism allows a rebirth (Titus 3:4-7) of your identity. Baptism
guides your mission in life as it did with Jesus (Isaiah 42:1-4); and
baptism systematically tells you where your destiny lies (John 14:14).
Fee: Priceless
You’d be better off skimming stones
Author: Matthew O. R. Levi (Matthew 14:22-33)
Real characters: Peter, Jesus Christ, and the Disciples
Theme: The Son of God controls everything on earth and in heaven.
Furthermore, stormy weather may be in your forecast but, “Without
faith it is impossible to please God, for the one who draws near to
Him must believe He exists and rewards those who seek
Him.” (Hebrews 11:6)
Fee: Priceless
Brothers and Sisters: How much would you withdraw from deferred comp.,
savings account, or DROP accruals in order to be a placeholder in His Book of Life?
Don’t worry and keep your earnings because the gift of salvation is free. All you need
to do now is to read His Book and live His words for everlasting glory. Please don’t
delay and order now…
God bless,
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RETIREMENTS
Lt. Randy Beane
10/30/1978 - CSO III
02/01/1979 - Police Officer
11/13/1985 - Sergeant
11/03/1988 - Lieutenant
01/14/2013 - Retirement
Officer Chris Beane
09/18/1978 - CSO III
12/14/1978 - Police Officer
01/14/2013 - Retirement
Officer Marylou Kash
08/08/1988 - Police Officer
01/31/2013 - Retirement
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Volume 17, Issue 2
INFO
As much as Chief
Whitaker had done to
promote and develop
local law enforcement,
he was forced from of­
fice for “conduct unbe­
coming an officer and
gentleman” like Chief
Thomas Farrell before
him. On October 30,
1908 he was dismissed
from service after hear­
ings were held the two
previous days for a se­
ries of incidents in late
evening and early morn­
ing hours of October 7­
8.
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Please Cut Out and File
October 25th, 2012
Soon after the public
safety director became
aware of the early Octo­
ber incidents, he di­
rected Capt. John Alla­
back to initiate an inves­
tigation into the actions
of Chief Whitaker. Eight­
een (18) witnesses were
interviewed and when
completed, the chief
was charged with 12
counts of misconduct.
The trouble started for
the chief on a trip home
from the Queen City.
To the families of Dayton Police Retirees:
This letter to the families of Dayton Police retirees is to notify you of
the process for requesting the presence of members of the Dayton Police Department (DPD) Honor Guard to attend funeral services or other
memorial ceremonies. The Dayton Police Department has assigned
two sergeants and ten officers to the reorganized Honor Guard. One
function of the Honor Guard is to stand at the viewing of a deceased
Dayton Police Department Retiree. These Honor Guard personnel can
respond within a 50 mile radius of Dayton.
Should your family lose a DPD retiree, please contact any one of the
below people. Inform them of the name of the funeral home, date and
time of the viewing.
Virgil McDaniel: 937-312-0751 or 937-654-6643:
vmcdaniel@projectcureinc.org
Gary Tipton: 937-293-6960 or 937-470-2574:
gtipton@woh.rr.com
Ron Labatzky: 937-350-7149 or 937-689-1021:
labatzky@aol.com
Whitney Butler: 937-212-1119 or 937-235-2430
Sgt. Mark Ponichtera: 937-673-1292 or E-mail:
DPD-Honorguard@Daytonohio.gov
Sgt. Monica Evans: 937-623-2632
Once contact is made with one of these individuals, the Honor Guard
will contact the funeral home and arrange their presence at the viewing.
Please retain this page in your special documents because not only can
this information be used to request the Honor Guard but will also notify
the FOP Retirees to contact the surviving spouse/family at their convenience to assist in filing paperwork with the Ohio Police & Fire Pension System.
Sincerely,
Virgil F. McDaniel
President
Dayton FOP 44 Retirees
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Volume 17, Issue 2
In January, the Lodge moved the police display cases in the Club 44 back barroom to either side of the fireplace. The cases are exceptional show pieces and
were built from scratch many years ago by then Lt. Jim Finnigan and Sgt.
Dave Maynes. They are now packed with police and FOP items, so much so
that they are starting to look cluttered. Many of the paper items (books, photographs, reports, pamphlets, etc.) are taking space away from ‘threedimensional’ items. The paper will eventually be stored to preserve them from
damage from the lights and to make room for current and acquired artifacts.
Rather than try to place every item in the police collection in the cases, the
pieces need to be inventoried, boxed according to subject (or era), labeled,
stored and, later, rotated in and out of the cases to give the display periodic
fresh looks. The first phase of the project is to comprehensively inventory the
books, paperwork, and photographs and then place them by date order in
storage. These are important resource materials that recount the history of
the Dayton police force and Dayton Fraternal Order of Police. This first phase
will be a sizeable undertaking and time-consuming (days as opposed to
hours). But, there is no deadline. It would work best if a small team was assembled. Anyone interested in working on this project, please contact retiree
Steve Grismer or send an e-mail to info@DaytonPoliceHistory.org.
November, December and January saw the donation of many new items. DPH
Foundation, Inc. is grateful for items provided by retired members. Thanks go
to: Gary Lincks for a circa 1913 police hat with shield, the 1939 Rules and
Regulations book that was issued to Chief Paul Price as a patrolman, 10 international police hats, and other police artifacts, articles, photos and collectibles
too numerous to name; Bruce Osborn for the funeral service programs for
both Off. Eddie Hobson (1-14-1981) and Off. Steve Whalen (3-26-1991)
as well as the ‘In Loving Memory’ program for Off. Hobson; Randy Beane,
for a February 1976 NAO Observer newsletter featuring a story on then Capt.
Robert “Pappy” Reed (1939-79); Mike Sammons for a 1965 FOP money
clip from the Grand Lodge convention in Pittsburgh he attended on the golden
50th anniversary of the Fraternal Order of Police (1915-65); Don Hopper for
four 1971-73 books on constitutional and criminal law and community-police
relations; Wally Henry for a full set of 1961 pay stubs; and Bruce May for a
circa 1980 leather notebook and an NCR factory lead-filled wooden riot baton
made for the company’s use when labor strikes surfaced.
Our appreciation also goes to: Tom Grundish for a forthcoming 1909 portrait photo of his grandfather, Inspector Thomas Grundish (1905-34); Det.
Patty Tackett for circa 1960-70 Intelligence-MVRCL booklets used by Det.
Terry Pearson (1968-98); Sgt. Jason Hall for two embroidered uniform
jackets – a Spiewak coat and a windbreaker – that belonged to deceased Day(Continued on page 12)
Chief Whitaker was re­
tuning home from Cin­
cinnati on October 7,
1908 and arrived in Day­
ton shortly before mid­
night on the “No. 28”
[the train arriving at Un­
ion Station]. The chief
encountered a watch­
man at the Ludlow
Street crossing about
11:50 p.m. The watch­
man saw the chief
“stagger against his
shanty”, hat flying off
and then almost falling
over picking it up.
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(Continued from page 11)
ton Chief Ron Lowe, Sr. (1974-93 & 1995-2000); Sgt. Jon Ross for blueprints to the City Workhouse that he came across (it is forthcoming); and retired Dayton firefighter Bill Sayers, who donated a 1980s police hat, two
commemorative softball tournament bats, including the first year 1974, and
police IDs from the past.
Chief Whitaker
"staggered" south from
the train depot to
McCloud’s Place at 308
W. Ludlow. He entered
a few minutes before
midnight. Nearby, Pa­
trolmen Harry Spurgeon
and Phillip Sauers heard
the chief yell that “he
was tired of them keep­
ing open after midnight
and… to close up.” Upon
seeing the chief exit the
saloon, the officers sa­
luted and he returned
the salute.
An artifact of unknown origin on display at the Dayton Police Academy has
been identified, thanks to a chance meeting with Bill Sayers’ first cousin, Tim
Collins, the brother of the co-producer of the Heroes Behind the Badge. The
local screening took place at Fairhaven Church on January 14, 2013. The 1896
‘pocket pistol’, the (Iver) Johnson Arms & Cycles Works .32 cal. front-break
handgun, had been donated by Collins in the 1980s; it had been passed down
from his grandfather. Bill filled in the background. It belonged to their twicegreat uncle, Sgt. Walter Hughes, who was Dayton’s ‘Chief of Detectives’
from 1903 to 1920. Now a photograph and more information can be placed
with the displayed pistol.
A closing thank you goes to all of the retired officers who donated their
John Vaile Trust Fund checks to DPH Foundation, Inc. There were 28 members who donated a total of $1,512.33 from their 2012 dividends (as well as a
bit extra in a few cases). The funds will be used as noted in last month’s Aegis.
A thank you also goes to active-duty Off. Ron Swank for recently locating an
obscure B of I record regarding serial killer Neal Bradley Long and the 1975
murder of Dr. Charles Glatt; researching suspects from the 1992 Christmas
Killings; and providing a comprehensive walk-through explanation of the B of
I and Records Section filing systems.
Finally, on the college front, two Dayton police-related research projects are
being initiated. 1) Patrick Potyondy, an Ohio State University graduate student is conducting research on Dr. Glatt, the “midnight slayer”, Neal Long,
and the story of the two as relates to 1970s Dayton desegregation and race relations. Potyondy was placed in contact with retiree Dan Baker who was at
the Glatt murder scene and Long’s arrest. He can provide background to Potyondy for an article he intends to have published in a history journal, separate and apart from his doctoral dissertation. And, 2) retiree Pete Willis
contacted DPH Foundation to advise that the Sinclair Community College
Criminal Justice Department will be doing in-depth research on the history of
black Dayton police officers for a Black History Month project. More will be
related on both research projects as information is learned.
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Volume 17, Issue 2
Ludlow & Sixth Streets; The Antler Hotel
(northeast corner; hotel at the far right)
Police Chief John Whitaker in buggy;
at St. Clair Street Patrol House
Ludlow Street; Union Train Depot & Station Tower
(looking northwest from Antler Hotel on Sixth Street)
Chief Whitaker then
headed south toward
Bob Mallory’s Place [a
hotel at 314 S. Ludlow],
circled north through
the T­alley and crossed
over the railroad tracks.
He entered the Antler
Hotel at 25 W. Sixth be­
tween Ludlow and Main
Streets. The chief
“butted” into the res­
taurant, took the hotel
telephone, made a loud
call, and began a series
of missteps that would
be his undoing.
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EXTRAS
DAYTON AUXILIARY
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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
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NAME ________________________________________________
ADDRESS ______________________________________________
CITY/STATE/ZIP _________________________________________
FOP MEMBER __________________________________________
Relationship to FOP Member ______________________________
PHONE ___________________E-MAIL __________________
Mail to: Linda Hennie
4101 Honeybrook Ave., Dayton OH 45415
Make $15 check payable to: Dayton Auxiliary #11
□ 2013
FOP 44 Retirees
□ Year (s) _____
Membership Dues
Member: ______________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________
City
State
Zip Code
If you are not receiving Retirees’ Announcements via e-mail, please provide your
e-mail address: _________________________________________________
If your home address has changed, please enclose your new mailing address.
Make Check Payable to: FOP 44 Retirees
Send to the Treasurer:
FOP 44 Retirees
$22.00 Annual Dues and/or
P.O. Box 20104
$ ___________ Contribution
Dayton, Ohio 45420-0104
Bruce Osborn, Treasurer e-mail address:
DPS33@mybluelight.com
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