Whenever our men and women in blue are mentioned in the local press, it is usually in a negative situation. It's refreshing to uncover a photo of the guys above as they receive well-deserved thanks from Hamilton Township for their collective parts in fighting crime in our area. How familar those names are! Al Varga, a long time family friend, Bob Mohr is a Bromleyite. Bob's sister Lois was in Hamilton High's Class of '51 with me. Everybody knows Pete Schroeder, who went on to be a very popular "officer friendly." Officer Richard Taylor went on to become Hamilton's Chief, and of course, who could forget a dear friend, Maury Perilli.
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Monday, October 20, 2008
1973: HAMILTON POLICE OFFICERS RECEIVE CITATIONS
Whenever our men and women in blue are mentioned in the local press, it is usually in a negative situation. It's refreshing to uncover a photo of the guys above as they receive well-deserved thanks from Hamilton Township for their collective parts in fighting crime in our area. How familar those names are! Al Varga, a long time family friend, Bob Mohr is a Bromleyite. Bob's sister Lois was in Hamilton High's Class of '51 with me. Everybody knows Pete Schroeder, who went on to be a very popular "officer friendly." Officer Richard Taylor went on to become Hamilton's Chief, and of course, who could forget a dear friend, Maury Perilli.
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