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Our Cub Scout Pack 427 had a great time visiting the museum today! Thank you!
While browsing this morning I came across this site, much to my delight. My father was an Indiana Trooper out of Pendleton in the 50's. Serving from 1952 from around 1960. My brother was born in 52 and me in 55. He left the force around 1960 to work for Standard oil Co. I was very young but remember vividly a few things. Our "family car", the late 50's Ford Interceptor (I believe) with the chery in top and a Motorola radio that seems like it filled the trunk, and no remote of course so radio contact was restricted to within the patrol car. I also recall there were no seatbelts, in any cars at that time. We lived in Rochester at that time having moved from South Bend. When he worked the night shift my brother and I would help him strap on those boots. Anyway, it was a thrill to my brother and I. My Dad was a trained gunsmith having attended gunsmith school in Colorado for two years prior to joining the force. As a hobby, he reloaded, sighted and repaired guns for his buddies. It was all about hunting then and my Dad loved to hunt. Unfortunately, upon our move to Florida in 1972 the moving van wrecked in Tennesee and we lost most everything. So I have a few pictures of him and his car, a few 38 special buletts, still live. Most of his gun collection was lost. I also remember the late 50"s Ford Interceptor with the cherry on top and a trunk full of Motorola radio that was only good if he was close to the car, no remote :>). I'm pretty sure there were no seatbelts at that time or safety glass. My father pased away in 2013 at 86, once in a while he would relate some of his more memorable experiences of that time, I think some experiences he never forgot and did'nt speak of much. Someday I would love to visit your museum, I understand from a friend that the original post was just replaced with a new one. I remember a couple names of his partners, Bill Johnson(he stayed mon and retired as the head of the South Bend Post), and John Hatch, a neighbor of ours in Rochester, he left the force to go into the insurance business. It would be interesting if anyone would remember those names. My father's name was Milfred Buck.
Definitely a 2018 Corvette Club of Columbus road trip and a meal! Thanks for sharing Bill Walls 👍👋😎
Museum looking really good Bill Walls. How are you doing?
When is the ISP trunk or treat this year?
Are you still having cruise in friday,rained out last 2 fridays
Cruise in this Friday 7/14 ??