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	<title>Steven Lee Ticer</title>
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		<title>Putting Family First</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My Father lived his life putting his family first. When he wasn&#8217;t working we were always together. We played any sport we could and rode horses. He was a man of character who led by example.]]></description>
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		<title>Steven Lee Ticer</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Tribute for: Steven Lee Ticer Dates of Service Date of Hire: 8&#8211;3&#8211;77 End of Watch: 5&#8211;12&#8211;88 Died from injuries sustained from being hit by a drunk driver while investigating a call for service Known for &#8220;Family First&#8221; Remembered For His dependability, dedication, drive, and passion for service. &#8220;He is dedicated, and a true asset the Police Department.&#8221; -A quote from Capt. Jack Carr in Officer Ticer&#8217;s evaluation report. Served as SWAT Operator on the Florence Police Department&#8217;s first Special Operations Team, Traffic Unit Member, Invesitgator, Mounted Patrol Officer, Uniformed Patrol Officer. Family Brenda Ticer- Wife Chris Ticer- Son Arnold Ticer- Father Betty Ticer- Mother Rayford Ticer- Brother Angie Haddock- Sister Grew Up Florence, Al Schools Attended Bradshaw HS Military Service US Army- 1972&#8211;1976. Served in the 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions and as a Martial Arts Instructor. Civic Service Nominated by the Florence Jaycee&#8217;s in 1980 for &#8220;Officer of the<br /><div class="readmore"><a href="http://voiceofthestone.com/steven-lee-ticer/obituary/">Read More...</a></div>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2 id="tributefor:stevenleeticer">Tribute for: Steven Lee Ticer</h2>
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<p>Date of Hire: 8&#8211;3&#8211;77 End of Watch: 5&#8211;12&#8211;88<br />
Died from injuries sustained from being hit by a drunk driver while investigating a call for service</p>
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<p>&#8220;Family First&#8221;</p>
<h3 id="rememberedfor">Remembered For</h3>
<p>His dependability, dedication, drive, and passion for service. &#8220;He is dedicated, and a true asset the Police Department.&#8221; -A quote from Capt. Jack Carr in Officer Ticer&#8217;s evaluation report.</p>
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<p>SWAT Operator on the Florence Police Department&#8217;s first Special Operations Team, Traffic Unit Member, Invesitgator, Mounted Patrol Officer, Uniformed Patrol Officer.</p>
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<li>Brenda Ticer- Wife</li>
<li>Chris Ticer- Son</li>
<li>Arnold Ticer- Father</li>
<li>Betty Ticer- Mother</li>
<li>Rayford Ticer- Brother</li>
<li>Angie Haddock- Sister</li>
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<p>Florence, Al</p>
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<p>Bradshaw HS</p>
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<p>US Army- 1972&#8211;1976.<br />
Served in the 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions and as a Martial Arts Instructor.</p>
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<p>Nominated by the Florence Jaycee&#8217;s in 1980 for &#8220;Officer of the Year&#8221;.</p>
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<p>Numerous Letters of Commendation for Politeness, Efficiency, and Courtesy.</p>
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