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On Sunday April 7th, members of the Thin Blue Line LEMC Austin Chapter met with Leander PD Officer Jinger Fuller and presented her with a 1500.00 donation to assist with medical expenses while she battles cancer.

Jinger Fuller has been diagnosed with stage 3C cancer. Jinger has diligently served her community as a police officer with the Leander Police Department for over 15 years. She recently underwent an aggressive and invasive surgery but experienced further complications that will result in her going through chemotherapy and radiation. Jinger is 37 years old and the mother of a 9 year old. To say this diagnosis was unexpected wouldn’t even begin to describe this unfathomable development.

Thank you for the Thin Blue Line LEMC team that helped the community of Kerrville collect 24 bags of trash. You honor Wings, GT, Kelly, and Psycho.

The Austin Chapter Probate Jess Eckard lead a ride to the Texas Peace Officer Memorial to pay tribute to a partner of his, El Paso PD Det. Charles Heinrich. Eckard and Heinrich were involved in a gunfight with a wanted subject on this date in 1983. Eckard was able to subdue the subject, but Heinrich had recieved a head wound that ultimately took his life.

A very somber and personal tribute was conducted at the memorial. Thank you to those that offered support, to include not only Austin Chapter, but also Bastrop and Alamo City.

(TBL) Wisconsin Chapter presented a check for $2,000 to the COPS Foundation at the Renegade Pigs motorcycle clubs Black and Blue Ball event in support of COPS Kids Camp.

Congratulations to the Thin Blue Line Foundation motorcycle raffle winner, Kolton Kendall. He picked up his bike yesterday and members of TBL and the Foundation were there to congratulate him.

Yesterday, Northshore Chapter VP, Johnny “Sully” Sullivan, was recognized with a Medal of Valor that inadvertently had not been properly awarded. The Monroe PD made good on their error.

Congratulations on your recognition!

The New Braunfels Chapter spent the afternoon giving out Holiday cheer to our community.

We first visited the Comal County Sheriff office and made a $1500 donation to the Green Santa program.

We then went across the street and made another $1500 donation to the Blue Santa program.

We then visited the Comal County Crisis Center and made another $1500 donation to the families living at their facility.

Earlier in the week we made a $1000 donation to a local Senior Center to purchase gifts for Seniors who have no family members near by.

It’s is a honor and a pleasure to give back to our community and try to make a small difference in people’s lives.

Merry Christmas everyone.

TBL LEMC is going to make some island keiki (kids) glow with smiles and joy this holiday season!

Following our Hawaii FIVE-O Chapter of Thin Blue Line LEMC’s December meeting, members headed out to make purchases for donation later this month. These toys/gifts are going to at need ʻohanas experiencing some very tough times this holiday season.

Mahalo to the FIVE-O Chapter for blessing your community!

The Healthy Homes Division would like to thank Thin Blue Line MC, the Killeen and Harker Heights Chapters and Aware Central Texas Killeen for their contribution to the Back-To-School Donation Drive.

The Healthy Homes Division is still collecting backpacks and school supplies for families in the community through August 4th. Donations can be dropped off at the Harker Heights Police Department located at 402 Indian Trail Drive. Please contact Healthy Homes at 254-953-5429 with any questions.

The Hawaii chapter successfully aided the first drop of type 1 diabetic supplies to Lāhainā. The health center and response teams had nothing left for type 1 diabetic and insulin dependent ailments. We are returning next week to drop off more insulin, and the bulk of supplies we’re receiving over the next few days.