Sunset behind the Columbia Presbyterian Church
2019-08-28 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Plenty of clouds were around for the first of this week as shown in this sunset behind the Columbia Presbyterian Church Monday between the rains. The rest of the week looks great for sunshine and outdoor activities. Comments | Permalink
2019-08-28 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Plenty of clouds were around for the first of this week as shown in this sunset behind the Columbia Presbyterian Church Monday between the rains. The rest of the week looks great for sunshine and outdoor activities. Comments | Permalink
Law enforcement family standing with retiring Sgt Gary Roy
2019-08-28 - Trinity UMC fellowship hall, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
"This was a night to celebrate great friendships and great memories around the well deserved retirement of CPD Sergeant Gary Roy," said Columbia Mayor Pamela Hoots. The group of brothers and sisters pictured includes those in attendance who work in law enforcement in Adair and Russell Counties. Front row, from left: Officers Johnny Dial, Jamie Cole, Charles Greer, Kevin Atwood, Richard Butler, Columbia Police Chief Jason Cross, Russell County Sheriff Derek Polston, Gary Roy, Joe Michael and Tracy, and Drew Conn. In the back row from left: Officers Jr Murphy, Jordan Dean, Justin Cross, Evan Burton, Adam Cravens, former CPD Chief, former mayor and current Council member Mark Harris, Brad Scholl, John Harris, Anthony Darnell and Adair County Sheriff Josh Brockman. Comments | Permalink
2019-08-28 - Trinity UMC fellowship hall, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
"This was a night to celebrate great friendships and great memories around the well deserved retirement of CPD Sergeant Gary Roy," said Columbia Mayor Pamela Hoots. The group of brothers and sisters pictured includes those in attendance who work in law enforcement in Adair and Russell Counties. Front row, from left: Officers Johnny Dial, Jamie Cole, Charles Greer, Kevin Atwood, Richard Butler, Columbia Police Chief Jason Cross, Russell County Sheriff Derek Polston, Gary Roy, Joe Michael and Tracy, and Drew Conn. In the back row from left: Officers Jr Murphy, Jordan Dean, Justin Cross, Evan Burton, Adam Cravens, former CPD Chief, former mayor and current Council member Mark Harris, Brad Scholl, John Harris, Anthony Darnell and Adair County Sheriff Josh Brockman. Comments | Permalink
Gary Roy says thanks to family and fellow officers
2019-08-28 - Trinity UMC fellowship hall, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
When it was time for Officer 502 Gary Roy to say his thank you's at his retirement dinner August 27, 2019, he looked first into his wife Lee Ann's eyes and spoke directly to her and their three children, Katie, Austin and Eli. He said he looked forward to being able to be home for birthdays and Christmas now, and he thanked them for allowing him to be who he is and for standing with him through his years in law enforcement. To be the one who is known to always keep everyone laughing, he took his first moments to share his deep gratitude for having met his life goals. He offered advice to young officers, thanked his fellow officers and city staff. And he thanked God for watching over him through his years of service to the Columbia City Police Department. Comments | Permalink
2019-08-28 - Trinity UMC fellowship hall, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
When it was time for Officer 502 Gary Roy to say his thank you's at his retirement dinner August 27, 2019, he looked first into his wife Lee Ann's eyes and spoke directly to her and their three children, Katie, Austin and Eli. He said he looked forward to being able to be home for birthdays and Christmas now, and he thanked them for allowing him to be who he is and for standing with him through his years in law enforcement. To be the one who is known to always keep everyone laughing, he took his first moments to share his deep gratitude for having met his life goals. He offered advice to young officers, thanked his fellow officers and city staff. And he thanked God for watching over him through his years of service to the Columbia City Police Department. Comments | Permalink
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