Photos
from the 2007
ARPALER SummerPicnic
Click here - page 1 l 2 l 3 l 4 l 5
2007
COPS VIGIL photos
ARPALER
Members at the COPS Vigil
Gates Pipes and Drum Corps
U.S.
Border Patrol

Irondequoit PD Honor Guard
St.
Lawrence Choir
sang
beautifully at the COPS Vigil
COPS
Vigil Tribute to ARPALER Member
Jack Rein
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Purchase
a brick on the
LAW ENFORCEMENT WALK OF HONOR
If you're a retired law enforcement member of the ARPALER
or have a deceased Law Enforcement relative
that was a member of
any local agency, you may be entitled to purchase a "Walk
of Honor" Brick in the Police Memorial Garden.
For
further info, contact Joe Cimino
at the ARPALER office: (585)
254-2510)
Click here for application
form
ARPALER
Member and "Blue & Gold" Publisher Ray
Hubbard presenting Christmas Poinsettia to Police Locust
Club Secretary
Maura
Smith.
"Thanks for all your
help all year, Maura!"

Locust Club Exec. VP Mike Mazzeo
presenting retirement gift
to
RPD Lt. James Keenan!
Congratulations, Jim!
See you at the monthly ARPALER meetings!


2007
A.J. Sperr Scholarship Winner
click for large photo
Charles Loray Jr. with his mother and father accepting the A.J.
Sperr Scholarship Award at
the
Lima Country Club during the
ASIS-ARPALER Golf Tournament on 08-13-07.
Mr. & Mrs.
Sperr, parents of slain NYS Trooper
A.J. Sperr are standing next to Charles.
CONGRATULATIONS TO CHARLES!
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The
Association of Rochester Police and Area Law Enforcement
Retirees, Inc., "ARPALER", is a benevolent
and social organization for
retired Law Enforcement Officers in the greater Rochester, N.Y. area. The
members of ARPALER served in area law enforcement agencies for 20(+)
years. During their diverse careers, they responded to thousands of calls
for service from citizens and attended hundreds of hours of police training.
They witnessed history from the front row as they provided traffic control,
police protection, investigative skills, technical skills and other police
services to the community.
Our
retired members range in age from 40-95. While some members served
in small
police departments employing 5-10 police officers, other
officers hail from larger departments boasting several hundred
law enforcement officers.
Our members served
in federal, state, county and local law
enforcement
agencies, all
represented on the ARPALER badge:
FEDERAL
AGENCIES are represented by the EAGLE;
NY
STATE AGENCIES are represented by the BLUE
STATE SEAL;
COUNTY AGENCIES are
represented by the GOLD STAR; and LOCAL AGENCIES are
represented by the SILVER SHIELD behind the star.
The GOLD and SILVER colors in the ARPALER badge also symbolize
the color of the badge worn by officers of different
ranks while on the job.
Law enforcement officers experience many personal changes
when they retire from the job, but the training, knowledge, experience
and pride that
developed throughout their careers will be with them forever.
Thank you for visiting our web site.
Joseph C.
Cimino
President - ARPALER
Rochester Police Dept.-Retired
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