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To those Officers who are true professionals.
Who are viligant on patrols, checking for burned out lights,
opening in fences, keeping an eye for intruders, fire hazards,
checking on the well being of employees at your site, making
sure offices are locked up.
Thank You to the Security Officer who receives a frantic
call from the wife of an employee at a factory where you stand
Guard, and he needs to get home in a medical emergency, and
you comfort with soothing words that he is on his way home.
To the Officer at a lobby in downtown Detroit, Boston, Atlanta,
or Toronto. Who is in a blazer and tie, shined shoes, looking
sharp, who helps a visitor or guest, and checking brief cases,
and checking for badges.
To the Officers who work the GateHouses, whether it be at an apartment complex, at a trucking firm, or at an Industrial Site. Good job ! How many times has someone driven through the gates? How many people have given you verbal abuse when your just doing your job
To Security Officers who work at factories and Industries that are in the process of closing down. Not an easy task. Double back on a patrol,
because the motor at the furnace just did not sound right to you.
A tip of the hat to the Security Officer who works access control at an Office builing checking employee's I/Ds and are verbally accosted by some young executive who is late to work, and you stop to ask for their I/D and they verbally are abusive to you, because your only doing your job,and now they are even more late, and yet you keep calm and are pleasant to that young executive.
And let us not forget our Officers in Hotels in Montreal.
LP at a shopping mall in Baltimore. Thanks for being
alert and vigil.
This is for the Security Officer who does
rounds in sub-zero weather, with wind factors
well below zero checking fence lines, and
working in blizzard conditions in Boston.
Out in bitter cold rattling door knobs to
make sure they are locked.
And it is 3 o'clock in the morning
This is for the Security Officer who
works inside a Gate House in Miami
in 95 degreee heat, and oppresive humiditity
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and no a/c
in the Gatehouse
Working too is the Officer in Tulsa or Topeka
where there are forecasts for tornados.
Hats off to the Officer in Los Angeles "shaky town"
following an earthquake.
And let us not forget the Officer in
New Orleans who reports to work
with a Hurricane Katrina.
Who are viligant on patrols, checking for burned out lights,
opening in fences, keeping an eye for intruders, fire hazards,
checking on the well being of employees at your site, making
sure offices are locked up.
Thank You to the Security Officer who receives a frantic
call from the wife of an employee at a factory where you stand
Guard, and he needs to get home in a medical emergency, and
you comfort with soothing words that he is on his way home.
To the Officer at a lobby in downtown Detroit, Boston, Atlanta,
or Toronto. Who is in a blazer and tie, shined shoes, looking
sharp, who helps a visitor or guest, and checking brief cases,
and checking for badges.
To the Officers who work the GateHouses, whether it be at an apartment complex, at a trucking firm, or at an Industrial Site. Good job ! How many times has someone driven through the gates? How many people have given you verbal abuse when your just doing your job
To Security Officers who work at factories and Industries that are in the process of closing down. Not an easy task. Double back on a patrol,
because the motor at the furnace just did not sound right to you.
A tip of the hat to the Security Officer who works access control at an Office builing checking employee's I/Ds and are verbally accosted by some young executive who is late to work, and you stop to ask for their I/D and they verbally are abusive to you, because your only doing your job,and now they are even more late, and yet you keep calm and are pleasant to that young executive.
And let us not forget our Officers in Hotels in Montreal.
LP at a shopping mall in Baltimore. Thanks for being
alert and vigil.
This is for the Security Officer who does
rounds in sub-zero weather, with wind factors
well below zero checking fence lines, and
working in blizzard conditions in Boston.
Out in bitter cold rattling door knobs to
make sure they are locked.
And it is 3 o'clock in the morning
This is for the Security Officer who
works inside a Gate House in Miami
in 95 degreee heat, and oppresive humiditity
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and no a/c
in the Gatehouse
Working too is the Officer in Tulsa or Topeka
where there are forecasts for tornados.
Hats off to the Officer in Los Angeles "shaky town"
following an earthquake.
And let us not forget the Officer in
New Orleans who reports to work
with a Hurricane Katrina.
A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF YOU
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