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The Edward A. and Catherine L. Lozick Foundation
The Ganley Auto Group and
The Samuel H. and Maria Miller Foundation
present Inaugural Cleveland Police Foundation Gala Renaissance Cleveland Hotel Grand Ballroom
November 17, 2012
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Proud to Support Our Police Officers
Investing in a Safe Community
Sam and Maria Miller
Working Together to Make Our Community Safer
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Our Sponsors
Platinum Bronze
The Edward A. & Catherine L. Lozick Foundation Budzar Industries
Cleveland Cavaliers & Horseshoe Casino
Gold Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association
The Samuel H. and Maria Miller Foundation Milano Monuments
Ganley Auto Group Motorola
Reliable Construction Heaters
Silver The Townsend Group
ArcelorMittal Vertical Knowledge
The Cleveland Browns Yuengling/House of LaRose The Cleveland Clinic Forest City Enterprises Blue
Medical Mutual All Metals Sales, Inc.
Retired Irish Police Society Cleveland Indians
Cuyahoga Community College
Cuyahoga County Critical Incident Stress Management Team
Downtown Cleveland Alliance
Fairview Hospital
Global Prairie
Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society
The First 48
The Gallagher Family
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Building a brighter tomorrow.
Cleveland Clinic and its community hospitals build a stronger and healthier region. We help people make more positive health and wellness choices.
A proud sponsor of the Cleveland Police Foundation
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THE CLEVELAND BROWNS PROUDLY SUPPORT THE CLEVELAND POLICE FOUNDATION
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Keynote Speaker
Steven M. Dettelbach United States Attorney, Northern District of Ohio
Steven M. Dettelbach was nominated by President Obama on July 10, 2009 and unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate on September 15, 2009 as United States Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio. He comes to his position as chief Federal law enforcement officer for the northern forty counties of Ohio with a wealth of varied experience.
Mr. Dettelbach previously served for over 12 years as a career federal prosecutor.
During those years, he worked at the Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, Criminal Section; U.S. Attorneys Offices in Maryland and Washington, D.C.; and from 2003 to 2006 in the Northern District of Ohio, as a member of the Organized Crime and Corruption Strike Force. He also was detailed to serve as Counsel for the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary from 2001 to 2003. Most recently, Mr. Dettelbach was a partner at the law firm of Baker & Hostetler, LLP.
Mr. Dettelbach graduated from Dartmouth College in 1988 and from Harvard Law School in 1991.
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Mistress of Ceremonies
Dawn Kendrick 19 Action News Reporter
Dawn Kendrick came to Cleveland in 2001 and has been telling stories that matter in Northeast Ohio ever since. She came to WOIO from St. Louis, where she reported and anchored for the ABC affiliate there.
St. Louis is also where Dawn grew up. In fact, her roots run deep in the Show Me State. Dawn graduated with a degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Missouri, one of the best Journalism schools in the country. In fact, when she got her degree, Dawn's dad is on record saying "Praise God. She's finally going to get PAID TO TALK"
The first stop out of school, in what has been nearly 20 years of broadcast news experience, was WLFI in Lafayette IN. She was the 5pm weekday news anchor there. Then it was back to Missouri to anchor the 6 and 11pm weekday newscasts for the ABC affiliate in Columbia.
Here, in Cleveland, Dawn is the medical reporter for 19 Action News and enterprises memorable stories on a daily basis that resonate with viewers. She is thankful every single day for the opportunity to do what she loves in a city she is proud to call home.
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The Cleveland Police Foundation A Brief History
A few years ago, Cleveland Police Chief Michael McGrath heeded the advice of three gen- tlemen that a foundation be established to support the Division of Police, and the many charities associated with it. They were Samuel H. Miller, Edward A. Lozick and Thomas D. Ganley. They agreed to serve on the Board of Advisors and it was their vision, desire and determination, and the leadership of Chief McGrath that gave birth to the Cleveland Police Foundation (foundation) in 2010.
Serving on the initial Board of Directors is Thomas K. Stone, President; James M. Craciun, Secretary; and Woods King III, Treasurer; John O. Anoliefo, Beverly R. Charles, Brent Clapacs, Franklin B. Floyd Jr., Deborah Smythe Hermann, David M. Reynolds, Ben S. Stefanski II, Senator Nina Turner and David Young. In addition to Messrs. Ganley, Lozick and Miller, the Board of Advisors includes Chief Michael McGrath and Edward P. Kovacic, CPD Chief (Retired). Lieutenant Daniel Fay serves as the Division’s liaison to the boards.
Early this year, the Board of Directors of the foundation took its first formal step in going operational by selecting Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society President and retired Cleveland Police Sergeant Charles W. Lane, Jr. as its first Executive Director.
The spirit and drive of all involved bodes well for a bright future and we look forward to the promise it holds in playing a role in making our community safer.
Cleveland Police Foundation… Investing in a Safe Community
The foundation is an alliance of business and civic leaders and law enforcement organizations committed to the idea that a well-trained police department along with the support of its citizens leads to a safer community. Its mission is to strengthen the bonds between the Cleveland Division of Police and the community it serves through outreach programs, support of police charities, and investment in education and training. Board of Directors Board of Advisors Thomas K. Stone, President Samuel H. Miller, Chair Woods King III, Esquire, Treasurer Thomas D. Ganley James M. Craciun, Secretary Edward P. Kovacic, Chief (Retired) John O. Anoliefo Edward A. Lozick Beverly R. Charles Michael McGrath, Chief of Police Brent Clapacs Franklin B. Floyd, Jr. Division of Police Liaison Deborah Smythe Hermann Daniel Fay, Lieutenant Senator Nina Turner David Young Executive Director Charles W. Lane, Jr. 5 CPF Gala Program:CPF Gala Program 11/13/12 3:29 PM Page 6
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Proud to Support a Family of Charities
Cleveland Police Athletic League www.clevelandpal.org
The Cleveland Police Athletic League provides opportunities for children in the community to participate in positive, wholesome sports, recreational, and extracurricular activities. The programs sponsored by “PAL” provide thousands of children between the ages of 5 and 21 with an alternative to life on the streets and provides positive role models who encourage them to stay focused on their education, respect for others, and becoming exemplary citizens who are an asset to the community.
Cleveland Police Historical Society & Museum LAND PO E L V I www.clevelandpolicemuseum.org E C L E VELA LE ND
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Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society www.policememorialsociety.com
The Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society honors all peace officers that die in the line of duty, especially those from Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina and northern Summit counties. The Society helps to keep the promise to never forget our fallen heroes by providing assistance to the families of officers who make the ultimate sacrifice, maintaining the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial located in Huntington Park in downtown Cleveland, hosting the annual Police Memorial Commemoration, assisting law enforcement agencies with the planning and implementation of full-honors funerals, and its many other programs that help to raise the public awareness of the hazards our police officers face daily.
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The Pipes & Drums of the Cleveland Police www.cpdpipesanddrums.org
The Pipes and Drums of the Cleveland Police, formed in 1996, serves as the musical component of the Ceremonial Team. Representing the Division and the law enforcement community of Greater Cleveland at ceremonial events, parades, and civic functions, the band has performed throughout northeast Ohio, United States, Canada and Ireland. Sadly, in its short history their members have rendered final honors to 46 law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty, and 22 military personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our country.
Cleveland Police Honor Guard
The Cleveland Police Honor Guard ensures that all appropriate courtesies are rendered at the funerals and memorial services for active and retired police officers, especially those that die in the line of duty. Additionally, they represent the Division at civic functions, parades and sporting events by serving as its color guard, and with its precision marching and drill.
Friends of the Cleveland Mounted Police www.clevelandmountedpolice.com
The Friends of the Cleveland Mounted Police are both individuals and organizations that value the unique contribution the Mounted Unit makes in our community, and provides financial support to ensure its continued service. The bond between officer and horse is special, and these equine ambassadors also serve to strengthen the bond between our police and citizens.
Cleveland Cops for Kids
The Cleveland Cops For Kids program’s mission is to establish and strengthen positive relationships between police officers and our City’s greatest asset, our kids. This program allows our members that encounter children who are victims of crime, abuse and other traumatic situations to respond not only with compassion and concern for their welfare, but also the means necessary to provide timely aid and assistance, such as food, clothing, gifts, and other support.
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Tonight’s Performers
Red Hot Chilli Pipers
Since they walked away with the top prize on UK primetime TV talent show, ‘When Will I Be Famous’ in 2007, the Red Hot Chilli Pipers haven’t stopped for a breath, other than to inflate their bagpipes! Taking their signature ‘Bagrock’ sound to the masses, The Chillis have fast become a global phenomenon, rocking far-flung shores from Melbourne to Milwaukee and everywhere in between.
The Red Hot Chilli Pipers sound is a fusion of traditional pipe tunes and contemporary anthems – tracks from across their four albums include the likes of ‘Clocks’ by Coldplay, ‘Chasing Cars’ by Snow Patrol, ‘Let Me Entertain You’ by Robbie Williams, Queen’s ‘We Will Rock You’, a rock medley of Deep Purple’s ‘Smoke On The Water’ and AC/DC’s ‘Thunderstruck’. Plus, ‘Flower of Scotland’, ‘Amazing Grace’, and ‘The Hills of Argyll’ get a look in too, Chilli style of course!
The musicianship is first class. The band has four music degrees from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (RSAMD) and all the pipers and drummers have played at the top level in bagpiping. Responsible for the phenomenon of Bagrock are the Chilli’s founding member and Musical Director, Stuart Cassells, who was the recipient of the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the year in 2005 and the first person to gain a degree in bagpipes from the RSAMD. The band also includes twice World Champion snare drummer, Steven Graham . The Red Hot Chilli Pipers put on a show guaranteed to amaze any audience. They are a genuinely unique experience! GET READY CLEVELAND! IT’S THE NEW JOCK AND ROLL! 8 CPF Gala Program:CPF Gala Program 11/13/12 3:29 PM Page 9
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Tonight’s Performers
Cleveland Contemporary Youth Orchestra
Liza Grossman is founding Music Director of the Contemporary Youth Orchestra (est. 1995) and is Director of Orchestras at Kent State University. She has served on the conducting faculty at Interlochen Center for the Arts since 1999 and is the co- founder of the Interlochen Arts Camp Junior Advanced String Institute.
Grossman has conducted 21 world premiere concertos with Cleveland Orchestra members, national and local musicians. She has conducted over 100 orchestral world premieres, all with the composers present. She has collaborated with composers including Bernard Rands, Robert Ward and Joan Tower. She has conducted world premiere orchestral rock performances with rock and popular artists Graham Nash (CSNY), Ray Manzarek (DOORS), Pat Benatar, Mike Garson, GrandMixer DXT, Donnie Iris, STYX, Jon Anderson (YES) and Jefferson Starship.
She holds degrees in music performance and music education from Cleveland State Grossman and the Contemporary Youth Orchestra are the recipients of awards including The ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming (2008 - 2012), the Northern Ohio Live Award of Achievement and the Sunshine Award from Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio for outstanding music education.
The Pipes & Drums of the Cleveland Police
The Pipes & Drums of the Cleveland Police was formed in 1996 in conjunction with the 160th anniversary of the Cleveland Division of Police and the bicentennial anniversary of the City of Cleveland. Representing the Division of Police and the law enforcement community of Greater Cleveland at ceremonial functions and community events, the band serves as the musical component of the Ceremonial Team.
Membership in the band is exclusive and includes only active and retired police officers. The bands growth to over 50 members and students is indicative of the spirit of camaraderie and fellowship that exists in the police profession. Members serve as patrol officers, detectives and superior officers in the Cleveland Division of Police and other law enforcement agencies throughout northeast Ohio.
Sadly, in its short history, they have played at funerals of 46 police officers that have died in the line of duty and the funeral services for 22 Armed Forces members from Northeast Ohio who made the ultimate sacrifice in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
On May 15, 2002, they served as the host band at the National Peace Officers Memorial Service in Washington, D.C., which commemorated the 235 law enforcement offices who died in the line of duty in the United States in 2001, including the 71 officers killed in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.
They have traveled extensively throughout the mid-western and eastern United States, Canada and Ireland representing the Division of Police and the City of Cleveland as “Cleveland’s “Finest” Kilted Ambassadors.”
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Budzar Industries is proud to be among those extending congratulations to:
Thomas D. Ganley
Edward A. Lozick
Samuel H. Miller
The founding fathers of the Cleveland Police Foundation.
Congratulations are also extended to:
Daniel Baillis
It’s our motto, too. 2012 Police Officer of the Year, Detective
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Evening Agenda
6:00 PM: Network with other guests and police charities, enjoy cocktails, delicious appetizers and entertainment by Cleveland’s own, Mr. Bobby Leach.
7:10 PM: Call to Order and Presentation of the Colors by the Cleveland Police Ceremonial Unit: The Honor Guard and the Pipes & Drums of the Cleveland Police.
7:15 PM: National Anthem of the United States of America by Detective James Kiefer and Performance by the Pipes & Drums of the Cleveland Police
7:20 PM: Introductory Remarks by MC, Ms. Dawn M. Kendrick WOIO 19Action News. Invocation by Cleveland Police Chaplain Clinton P. Scaggs, Elder, Old Stone Church
7:30 PM: Dinner is Served
8:15 PM: Welcome: The Honorable Frank G. Jackson, Mayor of the City of Cleveland
Address: Mr. Steven Dettlebach, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio
Awards Presentation: by Chief Michael McGrath and Mr. Thomas K. Stone, President of the Board of Directors, Cleveland Police Foundation
Founders Award: Thomas D. Ganley, Edward A. Lozick and Samuel H. Miller.
Police Officer of the Year Award: Patrol Officer Daniel Baillis
8:30 PM: Live Auction: To open, bid on the Special Cocktail of the Evening prepared by bartender Robbie Flair and on Unique Opportunities by Auctioneer Paul Fusco
9:15 PM: Performances by Cleveland’s own Contemporary Youth Orchestra and direct from Glasgow, Scotland, The Red Hot Chilli Pipers
Coffee, Desserts and Dancing in the aisles until the wee hours! ENJOY and thank you for supporting the Cleveland Police Foundation
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Our Honorees
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” These words by Sir Winston Churchill are apropos for who we recognize tonight. It is our pleasure to recognize four amazing individuals who not only have led exemplary and honorable lives, but they also have gone far above and beyond the call of duty in serving their community. Their collective efforts have made our world a better place to live. Founders Awards
Three gentlemen were instrumental in the creation of the Cleveland Police Foundation. The "Founding Fathers" – Edward A. Lozick, Thomas D. Ganley and Samuel H. Miller – had the foresight, desire and determination to establish a foundation in support of the members of the Cleveland Division of Police and the collective mission of the police charities under its umbrella. We are honored to bestow our first Founders Award to them in recognition of their vision, spirit and dedication to making our community safer.
Thomas D. Ganley
An Ohio native, Tom Ganley is the President and CEO of the Ganley Auto Group. He started his career with a Rambler dealership in 1968, and now heads the largest automotive group in the State of Ohio, comprised of 27 dealerships and other entities that employs over 1500 people.
Tom also lends his business acumen and leadership abilities to serving the community. In May of 2001, he was named President and CEO of Crime Stoppers of Northern Ohio. Funded in part by by Tom's personal support and other private donations, this organization offers cash rewards for crime tipsters. Additionally, he has funded and appeared in both radio and TV advertising making a personal plea to citizens to become involved in fighting crime and cooperating with our police.
A staunch support of the law enforcement community in Greater Cleveland, his philanthropy and outstanding leadership has earned him numerous awards from several law enforcement organizations, including the Cuyahoga County Police Chief's Association, the Cleveland Police Patrolman's Association, the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society; and the Cleveland Safety Forces Gold and Silver Award.
In 2007, Tom recieved the Louis E. Peters Memorial Service Award, the highest honor given by the Former Agents of the FBI, awarded for service to his country. He is, also, a member of the U.S. Marshall's Posse Group. He has been a featured speaker at the National Academy Ethics Conference by the Cleveland Division of the FBI. Likewise, he was the keynote speaker at the Annual Convention of the Ohio Chiefs of Police, 2006.
Tom and his wife, Lois, have been married for 48 years, having 4 children and 8 grandchildren.
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Edward A. Lozick
Mr. Edward A. Lozick is unfortunately unable to attend this wonderful inaugural evening and sends his best regards to the hundreds of men and women in blue and sincere appreciation for being honored this evening. It’s the men and women in blue who should be honored for their dedication and perseverance to serving our communities day and night. Accepting on his behalf is Mr. Christopher Hitchcock, Executive Director of the Edward A. and Catherine L. Lozick Foundation.
Samuel H. Miller
“Sam” as he insists we call him is a Cleveland native, raised on Cleveland's east side. He graduated from Case Western Reserve University with a BA and from Harvard Business School MBA, Phi Beta Kappa and served in the U.S. Navy as a Lieutenant during WWII.
One of Cleveland’s storied philanthropists and friend of the police, he and his wife Maria, support many charitable causes too numerous to mention. His list of honors received is extensive, crossing religious, community and non-profit lines again and again. He serves on several boards, offering his business acumen to the benefit of all.
Perhaps one story about Sam will best sum things up about his generosity and how he approaches life. In 1990, Sam came to then-Cleveland Police Chief Edward P. Kovacic’s office the day after being called. The chief asked for his advice and assistance in establishing a memorial to police officers from the region who died in the line of duty. He quickly got things moving, and under his leadership, guidance and support the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial was dedicated on May 14, 1993…it stands in Huntington Park keeping the promise to never forget the 186 law enforcement officers from Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina and northern Summit counties who made the ultimate sacrifice.
At that first meeting, Sam told how he respected the police and as a youngster, he was particularly influenced by a kindly police sergeant who took him under his wing after an incident in his neighborhood. Sharing with us a good lesson for life, and especially for the police, he said, “You never know whom you touch with each act of kindness.”
We are honored to have had Sam touch the lives of all of us to whom he has offered his sage advice, and have learned much from him, not only about the success of our endeavors, but about life. We are proud to call him “friend”.
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2012 Cleveland Police Officer of the Year
Patrol Officer Daniel L. Baillis
The Cleveland Division of Police to an officer who demonstrates an outstanding devotion to duty, and consistently performs to the highest degree, beyond that established by their peers bestows the “Police Officer of the Year” award. The Cleveland Police Foundation is proud to recognize and celebrate the distinguished career of one of the best of “Cleveland’s Finest.”
Patrol Officer Daniel L. Baillis began his career as a Cleveland police officer on July 23, 1979. Early on, he established a reputation as an extremely productive and hardworking member. His strong work ethic, self- motivation and determined pursuit of those who prey upon innocent victims drew consistent praise from his fellow officers and supervisors.
Spending his entire career in the 5th District on the city’s east side, which was later merged into the 3rd District, Dan served in Basic Patrol, and the Vice and Strike Force units. As a detective in the Strike Force Unit for almost 20 years, he was noted for his extraordinary ability for finding those missing pieces of the puzzle that helped to bring criminals to justice. Locating that critical bit of information, incriminating evidence, reluctant witness, or suspect’s identity was his specialty.
During his 33-year tour of duty, he has been awarded the Medal of Honor, the Division’s highest award; the Medal of Heroism, three (3) Distinguished Service Medals, four (4) special commendations, two (2) Chief’s Commendations, the Rotary Club Valor Award, numerous other awards and letters of commendations. His arrest statistics were amongst the highest in the city, but his personnel file is also filled with countless letters from residents who were moved by his professionalism and empathy.
Dan was born and raised in Cleveland, attended Cleveland Public Schools, and graduated from Lincoln West High School in 1974. He earned an Associates Degree in Applied Science/Law Enforcement from Cuyahoga Community College, and also attended Cleveland State University. He still resides in Cleveland with his wife Debra. They have three sons who are attending Toledo Medical School, Ohio University and Bowling Green State University respectively.
On August 2, 2012 Dan retired from service with the Cleveland Division of Police. The fast-paced world in which we live, and the passing of time may make many of our police officers who served this community a fading memory, but P.O. Dan Baillis leaves behind a legacy for his peers to remember a “Cop’s Cop” who truly made a difference.
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Look for Information about Our 2013 Annual Campaign and these special events:
» PAL Children's Christmas Party, December 8, 2012 » Cleveland International Tattoo, May 18, 2013 » Cleveland Police Pipes & Drums “Guns N Hoses » 2nd Annual Cleveland Police Foundation Gala, Bash” February 23, 2013 November 16, 201 » Handgun Buyback - April 2013 » PAL Children's Christmas Party, December, 2013 » Cleveland Police Chase - May 11, 2013 » Greater Cleveland Police Memorial www.clevelandpolicefoundation.org. Commemoration, May 16-19, 2013 CPF Gala Program:CPF Gala Program 11/13/12 3:31 PM Page 18 PROUD TO
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