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Focusing on the Future OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2015 CENTURIONTHE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE SAN ANTONIO POLICE OFFICERS’ ASSOCIATION VOL41NO4 FOCUSING ON THE FUTURE A GIANT CHRISTMAS 2015 MEMORIES CENTURION Jerry Clancy’s impact Spirt of Giving Abound 75-B .... 40 years later oct – dec 2015 1 OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2015 CONTENTS 16 26 34 FEATURES COLUMNS 6 FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK with Mike Helle 22 USA MARTIAL ARTS HALL OF FAME SAPD Officer Erik Buenaflor is a leader in 38 ASK THE AGENT with Washington Moscoso his sport. by Adriana Valadez. 24 FORTY YEARS LATER Memories from ‘75-B. by Greg Young, Ret. DEPARTMENTS 4 SAPOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 26 HEARTGIFT PATIENT UPDATE & MEETING DATES SAPOA and the Hancocks support a 8 ROLLCALL: INFORMATION & RESOURCES special cause. FOR MEMBERS & RETIREES 28 A GIANT AMONGST FIRST REPONDERS 10 GET IN THE BOOK!: TRAINING & EVENTS Jerry Clancy’s memory and influence on our 12 SAY IT LOUD: MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS department will not be soon forgotten. by Henry Trevino. 16 WIVES AUXILIARY 18 THANKS! 30 CLEAT CONVENTION SAPD officers are honored with multiple 40 SAN ANTONIO FIRE & POLICE awards at the annual convention. PENSIONER’S ASSOCIATION 28 SAPOA COMMITTEE CHAIRS & TRUSTESS 3 2 CHRISTMAS 2015 Blue Santa, Giving for Paul, Breakfast with Santa, 50 CLASSIFIEDS and The 3rd Annual Christmas Cards. 52 COP SHOPS CENTURION CENTURION 2 oct – dec 2015 oct – dec 2015 3 SAPOA BOARD MEMBERS CENTURION EXECUTIVE BOARD President Mike Helle SAPOA 379-8777 VOL41NO4: OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2015 Vice-Pres Dean Fischer EPC 416-3912 THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF Secretary Mike Despres NPT 288-3415 THE SAN ANTONIO POLICE Treasurer Robert Grajeda PPB 601-4135 OFFICERS’ ASSOCIATION Parliamentarian James Foster IRU 394-4691 Sergeant-at-Arms Art Lindley SPT 269-9147 Editor & Art Director Bonnie Lemcke [email protected] BAM Family Law attorneys have your back. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Managing Editor Every day, you go to work with the goal of helping others. Your education, training and Director Daniel Earnest BIKE 207-7764 Adriana Valadez experience provide you with the support you need to fulfill your goal. Director Scott Bunnell CID/MajCri 207-7749 [email protected] Director Bryan Patten CID/VICE 207-2370 210-304-0619 At BAM Family Law, we also have the mission of helping people. Our attorneys have Director Richard Funk CID / IRO 207-2373 extensive experience helping both police and fire employees, providing another type of Please contact Adriana Valadez for support system for you. Director Don Gatten CID/NAR 207-2428 advertising requests or specifications, Director Open HQ/SS/IA 207-4481 story submissions, subscription questions We understand your work schedule, your lifestyle and your challenges. We are here for Director Kevin Landrum HQ/EveNig 207-7389 and back issue requests. your legal needs in all family law matters: custody, child support, divorce, enforcement, Director Joe Dubs CID/AC 207-6549 modifications, pension and benefits, property division, retirement and more. Articles need to be sent as a Word file, text Director Gregory Perry CPA 207-7410 document or email. High-resolution photos Call us – we’ve got your back! Director Andrew Montemayor CPB 207-7410 need photo credits and captions/short stories. • • The Centurion is published quarterly. BAM Director Elizabeth Montoya CPC 207-7410 210-299-4777 | 3107 Broadway | San Antonio, TX 78209 | SAdivorceattorney.com FAMILY LAW Director Dariel Johnson CPT 207-7410 DEADLINES for 2016: *BOARD CERTIFIED – FAMILY LAW – TEXAS BOARD OF LEGAL SPECIALIZATION BANDOSKE | AUGUSTINE | MARVEL Director Matthew Paz EPA 207-7781 January – March Issue: January 1st Director Cliff Burns EPB 207-7781 April – June Issue: April 1st *Arthur G. Augustine | *Stephanie J. Bandoske | *Karen L. Marvel | Jennifer L. White | Ashley N. Butler | Rachel M. Reuter Director Groce Daniel EPC 207-7781 July – September Issue: July 1st Director Kevin Coble EPT 207-7781 October – December Issue: October 1st Director Michael Garza NPA 207-8126 San Antonio Police Officers’ Association Director Dustin Kilpatrick NPB 207-8126 (SAPOA) Director Johnny Hardeway NPC 207-8126 1939 N.E. Loop 410, Suite 300 Director Delbert Skinner NPT 207-8126 San Antonio, Texas 78217 Director Ignacio Sierra PPA 207-7425 p 210.822.4428 f 210.822.8720 Director Henry Flores PPB 207-7425 tf 877.376.5423 Director Michael Grogan PPC 207-7425 www.sapoa.org Director William Bjerk PPT 207-7425 Director Alex Garza SPA 207-8191 TheCenturion is the official monthly magazine Director Scott Ambrose SPB 207-8191 of the San Antonio Police Officers’ Association (SAPOA). The opinions expressed in the Director Jason Sanchez SPC 207-8191 Centurion are those of the individual writers, Director Robert Rosales SPT 207-8191 and do not necessarily reflect the opinions Director Vincent Cano WPA 207-7420 of the San Antonio Police Department, Director Mike Cokerham WPB 207-7420 SAPOA or the magazine’s editorial committee. Director Richard Cuellar WPC 207-7420 Advertising space in the Centurion is purchased by the advertisers and its contents Director Sandra McCormick WPT 207-7420 do not constitute official endorsements. ALL Director Amanda Viera TCA/TRAF 207-7400 RIGHTS RESERVED. The Centurion s t a ff Director Felix Rendon TCB/TRAF 207-7400 assumes no responsibility for items submitted Director Eluterio Rendon TCC/TRAF 207-7400 for publication. TheCenturion reserves the Director John Diaz SOU 207-7434 right to edit, revise or reject any material. Written permission is required before any Director Todd Johnson ATA/THA 922-0408 reproduction of the material appearing in the Director Richard Cordaway POP/GANG 207-8257 Centurion. Please direct queries to the editor. ON THE COVER: 2016 BOARD MEETINGS SAFFE Officer Nicole Quintanilla spends January 11, 2016 May 9, 2016 September 12, 2016 some time with local school children. Photo February 9, 2016 June 14, 2016 October 11, 2016 by Scott Boehm #1037, Prue SAFFE. March 9, 2016 July 13, 2016 November 9, 2016 April 12, 2016 August 11, 2016 December 8, 2016 CENTURION 4 oct – dec 2015 FROM THE DESK OF THE PRESIDENT with Mike Helle We are at the end of 2015 and there is FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 7 DECEMBER 2015 no better time than now to remember, retirement continued his service as Contact: Michael Helle reflect, and be thankful for what lies a trustee on the Retiree Healthcare held true to each other and stuck to President, San Antonio Police Officers Association (SAPOA) ahead in 2016. As a family, our law Office: 210.379.8777 Fund. It was my pleasure to know our game plan. That, in and of itself, is enforcement brothers and sisters have Email: [email protected] him and work alongside of him in a testament to our family’s resolve. seen many ups and downs through our continued fight for benefits and SAPOA WINS EVERGREEN LAWSUIT out the year. However, together, we- respect for our families. Jerry left For almost two years, City leadership Police Officers Association (SAPOA) was continued to thrive and met every and our City Council have tried to strip SAN ANTONIO, TX— The San Antonio behind two sons, also Detectives, Evergreen lawsuit against the SAPOA challenge with humility and hard notified by Judge Martha Tanner that the City’s Mark and Craig, who still serve us of our benefits and pay. They have has been denied. Furthermore, SAPOA’s Motion for Summary Judgment has been work. I know in my heart that we will honorably on our department. tried to roll back almost 30 years of granted. continue with the same dedication contract negotiations. They have tried of the SAPOA, had the following statement, “This is total into the New Year and I believe 2016 Without a doubt, each of these men to paint us as greedy and overpaid Michael Helle, President families. Sheryl Sculley tried to bully us with will be our best year yet. will be missed by their shift mates, vindication for police officers and their city employees. And through it all ... lawsuits and legal threats. She lost and in the process wasted over $2 million in legal classmates, family, and friends. We we are still standing and fighting take some time to study the Judge’s ruling and determine our next course I want to take a moment to fees. We will must continue to pray for peace for of action, but we are thankful to Judge Tanner for her fair and impartial ruling. The Our loved ones watch us work . Remember Council must examine Sheryl Sculley’s legal strategy and the cost to . We must remember the families who are enduring the massive amounts of overtime and Mayor and City those of us who held the line and taxpayers that will only escalate as the City refuses to accept Judge Tanner’s ruling and pain of losing their loved one and they stay home to support our fami clear now stood watch over our community. appeals to try and find anyone who will agree with their frivolous lawsuit. It’s we must never forget their sacrifice lies while we serve our community. the lawsuit must be dropped for both sides to get back to negotiating in good faith.” First, we lost Officer Leroy Diaz to - made in the name of service to Our families watch as politicians and cancer. Leroy was a military veteran To learn more, go to www.publicsafetyfacts.com. our community. the media attack the sacrifice of their with the United Stated Marines Corps man or woman in uniform. An attack ### who left behind his wife Maria and I want to take a moment to on the badge is an attack on the four year old son. Our second loss We must reflect on just howReflect challeng. family. Guess what? Our families are came tragically when Officer Paul Rios ing the past year has been for police - CAUSE NO.
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