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Age: 46
Tour: 18 years
Badge # 130
Cause: Duty related illness
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Warden Warner suffered a fatal cerebral hemorrhage shortly after completing a training exercise for self defense during arrest situations.
Warden Warner had served with the agency for 18 years. He was survived by his wife and son.
Sorry , belated cuzz ! , Yes remembering you as we do every year , we may not add to posts but we have you in our hearts and prayers .
You gave me a = quick lesson = reality check, at the time i really did not appreciate the lesson but now , i get it... got it ! When we look around and see where we are and the world changing i personally understand why you were who you were and did what you did . uncorrupted ! untouchable , truly " the best officer " i have ever met and proud to say you were my cousin, family. Takes years to find out who is who and the evil , lies and deception they bring to your table , your guidance and words i will never ever forget and most likely ==>saved my life ... the picture in this reflection i want to say "thanks for not dropping me cuzz" your in our hearts , never forgotten and missed by many . luv ya cuzz , see ya again someday..
TRACEY ALLYN DOYLE MIELKE
June 12, 2016
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