Officer Brian Beavers has been with the Salisbury Police Department for 21 years. Right now at this exact moment, 8:00 AM, Brian officially retires from the SPD and has served this community better than most will ever know. I consider Brian a true friend, an honorable man, a great Father and an unbelievable Husband.Brian, thank you for all you have given. God Speed my Friend and may you enjoy your retirement and future in good health. Between his service with the SPD, including sick leave and his time in the military Brian will have served 29 total years serving Salisbury and America.
It's 8:00 AM Brother, tell the Chiefy he's #1! Now let's go make some chicken wings!
30 comments:
Good luck brother. Good working with you. Learned a lot from you. You are a true leader.
Congrats Mr. Beavers!
Webster is probably thinking..."this is great! One less officer on the payroll means that I can buy another car!
Best wishes and enjoy the time with your family and friends. You've done more than paid your dues.
Brian and Sue are close friends of ours. He is an honorable leader not only in the community but also in his church, to his family and friends. Thanks Brian, Gail and I love you and your family. And you make some killer hot wings. Now enjoy that time off...
Good Luck Brian!
Sgt. Beaver, thanks for your many years of great work for the people of Salisbury and Wicomico County. You have been a great advocate for victims and a strong voice for justice in the District Court for many years. I am proud to know you and wish you the best.
-Paul Montemuro
Brian - Thank you for all that you have done for the Salisbury. You have served us with honor. You will be missed. Enjoy a well deserved retirement.
Brian,
Thanks for twenty-one years of looking out for us.
Very much deserved Brian. I remember countless talks about this day!! Tweleve years ago this week you and Justin stood with me on my wedding day. We had some great times. Congrats brother!!
Brian,
You were an excellent police officer and a credit to SPD.
God bless you.
Lee
The picture never changes, a cop with coffee. Where the donuts?
One of the few left who would hold the administration to task and speak out for what is right. Sad to see you go.
trust me Mr. anon 10:20 this man has laid his life on the line, including taking a bullet over his years of service. If anyone deserves a cup of coffee, its this man. I'd gladly buy him a cup and a donut..
Congrats on the retiring, now its time to get drunk on a nice warm beach somewhere for awhile. Umbrellas, bathing suits, sun tan lotion, (got lost there for a minute).
Sgt. Beaver,
Good luck with everything. I wish you all the best. Although I never worked directly for you, it was a pleasure to work with you at SPD. You always had a good reputation as a great supervisor to work for and earned the respect of your personnel. Again, good luck and be safe.
-Evan
Brian,
You were a true police officer who earned the respect from your fellow officers as well as the public. I hope many used you as a mentor. Good Luck and Thank -You!
Enjoy your retirement.
Congratulations Brian. I haven't seen you in years but the times we did work together it was a privilege.
Beaver, You are a true asset to law enforcement, and one of the last of the true breed of brotherhood that only gets talked about sparingly. Sorry to see you go, and thanks for always having my back brother.
Brian,
Thank you for being a true leader in in the department. You understood the word proactive where your chief thinks it's a coffee flavor at WaWa. Thank you for taking pride in your work.
CONGRATS BROTHER...from your Brother's at the WCSO!
Sgt. Beaver congrats. I wish you well out there. You will be missed. It was a pleasure to work with you. I do not recall a time that you did not have time for your brother officers and allied agencies.
Take care, God Speed
M.A.F.
Beave
Youre a great leader and motivators. It was a pleasure and an honor to chase down some of the most dangerous criminals in the most dangerous of situations with you. I knew you where there and i knew you had my back as a brother in blue. I wouldn't of asked for anyone else. Your a true crime fighter...God speed...good luck you will always and forever be the only 149
Beav,
Congratulations and good luck! Thank you for everything you did for SPD. I don't know what we'll do without you!
10:20AM...Go get a clue. You are obviously a stereotyping dipsh!t. I don't see a donut do you? This man deserves a cup of coffee after all these years of his hard work and dedication to the citizens of Salisbury. You could not have asked for a better supervisor, friend, or employee.
Beav,
You finally did it brother. You made it! Enjoy your retirement.
You've earned every damned bit of it.
Bob Harris
Beav you will be missed! It has been great working with you over the years. You truly looked out for us at SPD. I wish you the best in your future, you surely deserve it.
Beav, Congrats!! You will be missed by all. Thanks for all you have done. May God Bless you and your family.
Congrats, Uncle Brian. I hope I can say that to you in person soon. We can sit out around the firepit and talk about how it was when you were on duty. I'm proud to call you my uncle and one of my role models. See you soon.
-Nate
Brian, we are so proud of you and wish you nothing but health and happiness in your retirement. It's clear to see from the many comments here how very well respected you are by your colleagues and the community, which is certainly no surprise to us. We are looking forward to being able to spend more time with you guys!!
Lots of love from Pennsylvania!!
-Jill Garland
Sgt Beaver is a good dude i wrote him a ticket in my first year on the job for not wearing his seatbelt while he was off duty. he did not flash his badge at me and after i found out he was a cop i was upset but he told me not tgo worry because he was at fault. that impressed me. he is a classy guy.
Congrats Beav, you deserve it.
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