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I want to personally thank you and your wife for taking the time, energy and resources to create a program such as Serving First Responders. I wish that I would have access to this type of training early in my career. If not early then before I retired from the Phoenix Police Department in 2016. Most public servants always find themselves at the end of their career wondering, did I make the right decisions to help sustain me and my family for the rest of my life? The reality is that most just don't know until they retire. That is the scary part of retiring. The quality of instructors that you have assembled provide valuable information which is followed by real world examples that you, as a soon to be retiree, can apply to your future. Take it from me, a retired Police officer who left the department over 8 years ago, everything that was presented in the training was applicable to what I am still going through in my retired life. Thank you for creating this program and I recommend any public servant at any stage of their career if they have an opportunity to attend this training do not miss it.
Julio C.
Retired Police Officer
" I have known Ty for nearly 25 years and am not surprised that in his retirement he is dedicating himself to helping LE/First Responders entering this new chapter in life. I know Serving First Responders will benefit so many people and Departments throughout Arizona. From mental health assistance, pension advice, to in my case problems in preparing a post Law Enforcement resume , Serving First Responders is there to help"
Jeff F, recently retired Police Constable.
" The transition from sworn officer to a retired civilian can be very difficult. Serving First Responders covers so much more than the financial aspect of just receiving a pension and entering a life outside of law enforcement. Resources provided, such as resume building and assistance in starting your own business, shows Serving First Responders is a forward thinker in the lives of those entering the next stage. Serving First Responders also provides the next "extended family" by providing a community for those that are leaving the brother/sisterhood of policing. Bravo! "
Terry K
" I am encouraged, to see the Serving First Responders program gaining momentum. I retired as a police officer in 2017. I recall a departmental presentation or two, on the way out. Basic financial tips, with some very elementary personal advice. “Better find yourself something to do. Don’t just shrivel up on the couch.” Things like that. I knew that work friendships didn’t naturally survive into retirement, that you had to make the effort. I didn’t realize how much effort would be required, and how precious those friendships would become. Now that I’ve found ways to stay connected, and find employment, I wish some more realistic guidance had been provided, at the start.
Indeed glad to see Ty Doolittle involved in this. We worked together on the street, as well as the intel rooms. Quality company, in both settings. Smart fellow, kind hearted, and willing to laugh at ridiculous things. Hope we cross paths soon."
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