We wanted to be there for Nate's graduation from POST.
Peace Officer Standards & Training.
Then 10 weeks at POST...
They can finally be together!
All the time.
It was a very nice ceremony.
We are pretty proud of that kid!
Friday, December 13, 2013
OFFICER EGAN
We made a quick trip to Boise yesterday.
We wanted to be there for Nate's graduation from POST.
Peace Officer Standards & Training.
After 2 1/2 years in North Dakota away from family for weeks at a time.
Then 10 weeks at POST...
They can finally be together!
All the time.
Woohoo for that!
It was a very nice ceremony.
We are pretty proud of that kid!
We wanted to be there for Nate's graduation from POST.
Peace Officer Standards & Training.
Then 10 weeks at POST...
They can finally be together!
All the time.
It was a very nice ceremony.
We are pretty proud of that kid!
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Congratulations! This is so awesome. It is so great when our children do good things we can be proud of! Thanks for sharing.
That is definitely cause to be proud. I know it was a taxing 12 weeks when Ryan had to be at POST (both on him as well as the family). I felt so proud of him during the graduation video-- I'm sure, as a mother, your buttons were popping!
Such a great thing. He looks great in his uniform.
Congratulations to Nate! Happy for them that the family will now get to be together all the time. I can understand why you would be proud of him. Wonderful that you were able to attend the graduation ceremony too. Hugs
YAY!!! and a BIG Congratulations to Nate what an accomplishment and so, so, happy he is finally able to be with his family!!! Good for you for supporting him and making the trip to his graduation!!!
Love a man in uniform he looks so handsome!!!
As well you should be proud. Very proud. That is a program that brings out the best. Congratulations!
Congratulations on making his dream come true. You can all be proud of him.I hope that he will be home with his family for the Holidays.
Hugs,
JB
I am so happy for him and his family! I know they are ready to be on a normal schedule together. Best Christmas gift this year! Congrats, y'all!!
I'd be a PROUD mama too!
How exciting! One of my brothers was a policeman and what a rewarding, though difficult, career. I do admit though that when my son was a senior in high school he said he wanted to be a football coach. I discouraged him (his dad had been a coach and it's a hard life with much time away from family). He said, "Ok mom, then I want to be a policeman on a SWAT team and be the guy that kicks in the door. " I quickly paid his tuition at a nearby teacher's college where he could major in coaching. :) blessings, marlene
What a proud moment for you, congratulations. Wish him well in his new career.
Yay, awesome. Congrats to him!
Congratulations to Nate, and to his family.
He joins a great group of men and women, that protect and serve their communities!!
I am happy for all of you. Be sure and tell Nate that I am very proud of him for taking on such an important career and that I wish him the best.
So glad you were able to be at his graduation. I know it meant the world to you.
Love the pics and you.
I have not been blogging. My computer like me is so old it just does not move very well these days.
Love ya
Maggie
Congratulations to Nate! I know you are very proud and you should be.
Merry Christmas to you and your family, wishing you all things wonderful in 2014. Love, Debby
Congrats to him. What a sacrifice for him and his family.
This is what my SIL wants to do! Congrats to your family!!
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