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We are proud and grateful to work with such knowledgeable, diligent and dedicated people to create a museum of this scope and quality. In particular, we would like to thank the following people and organizations.
- US Senator (Ret.) Claiborne Pell, Honorary Chairman
- Craig W. Floyd, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
- Robert H. Frank, Treasurer
- Suzie Sawyer, Secretary
- George W. Mayo, Jr., Counsel
 Jennifer Thacker, National President,
Concerns of Police Survivors
www.nationalcops.com
 Art Gordon, National President
Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association
www.fleoa.org
 Chuck Canterbury, National President
Fraternal Order of Police
www.grandlodgefop.org
 Beverly Crump, National President
Fraternal Order of Police Auxiliary
 Daniel N. Rosenblatt, Executive Director
International Association of Chiefs of Police
www.theiacp.org
 Steven Antonucci, Executive Board
International Brotherhood of Police Officers
www.ibpo.org
 Sam A. Cabral, President
International Union of Police Associations/AFL-CIO
www.iupa.org
 William Johnson, Executive Director
National Association of Police Organizations
www.napo.org
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 Marcus Jones, Past National Chairman
National Black Police Association
www.blackpolice.org
 Jessie Lee, Jr., Executive Director
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives
www.noblenatl.org
 Aaron D. Kennard, Executive Director
National Sheriffs' Association
www.sheriffs.org
 Mike Muth, Executive Board
National Troopers Coalition
www.ntctroopers.com
 Chuck Wexler, Executive Director
Police Executive Research Forum
www.policeforum.org
 Hubert Williams, President
Police Foundation
www.policefoundation.org
 Robert Gordon, Executive Vice President
United Federation of Police
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The National Honorary Campaign Committee advises and assists the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF) staff with fundraising activities at the national level. Committee members are volunteers who are willing to commit time and influence to ensure the success of the "A Matter of Honor" fundraising campaign. Committee members promote and help to maintain the Campaign's momentum nationally for its duration.
Co-Chairs
The Honorable George H. W. Bush
The Honorable William J. Clinton
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Members
The Honorable John Ashcroft
The Honorable William P. Barr
Richard Belzer
The Honorable Ben Nighthorse Campbell
The Honorable Benjamin R. Civiletti
Warrick Dunn
Dennis Franz
The Honorable Eric H. Holder, Jr.
The Honorable Nicholas Katzenbach
John Langley
Elizabeth Lo Bianco
Tony Lo Bianco
Marlee Matlin
The Honorable Edwin Meese
The Honorable Janet Reno
The Honorable Dick L. Thornburgh
Joseph Wambaugh
The Advisory Committee's role is to advise NLEOMF on the content of the exhibition design for the Museum.
Cynthia Brown
American Police Beat
Mark Codd
Siemens Corporation
Don Demers
Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC)
Matthew G. Forte
Association of Chiefs of Police of Essex County, New Jersey
Shirley Gibson
Concerns of Police Survivors
Read Shirley Gibson's moving testimonial in support of the National Law Enforcement Museum (PDF 76 KB)
James A. Gondles
American Correctional Association
Cathy Gorn
Executive Director, National History Day
Superintendent Terry Hillard (Ret.)
Chicago (IL) Police Department
Ted Hunt, PhD
Los Angeles Police Protective League
Chief Sandra Hutchens
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office
John Imhoff, Jr.
Ernst & Young LLP
Dr. David R. Johnson
University of Texas at San Antonio
Bill Kurtis
Kurtis Productions
Gerald Lynch, PhD
City College of New York
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Secretary David B. Mitchell, Sr.
Delaware Dept. of Safety & Homeland Security
Marcello Muzzatti
NLEOMF Board of Directors
Harry Phillips
Police Unity Tour
Commissioner Charles Ramsey
Philadelphia Police Department
Scott Rate
Director, Los Angeles Police Protective League
Chase Rynd
National Building Museum
James Sarallo (Ret.)
Motorola, Inc.
Thomas Scotto (Ret.)
Detectives' Endowment Association of New York
Chief Mary Ann Viverette (Ret.)
Gaithersburg (MD) Police Department
Paul Weber
Director, Los Angeles Police Protective League
Charles Wellford, PhD
University of Maryland
Courtney Wilson
Director, B&O Railroad Museum
Molly Winters
Concerns of Police Survivors
Craig W. Floyd
NLEOMF Chairman
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The Edvisory Committee brings together law enforcement officials and educators representing various areas of expertise relevant to program and curriculum content. The Committee collaborates with Museum staff to create high-quality educational programs for the Museum and to build relationships within and between the education and law enforcement communities. The Committee helps to ensure that Museum programs present meaningful, relevant and accurate information to visitors in a developmentally and culturally appropriate way.
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Joan Baronberg
ECE CARES Program
Susan Badder
National Law Enforcement Museum
Lisa Boyd
Target
Ann Claunch, Ph.D.
National History Day
Michael G. Fischer
Center for Civic Education
Tom Hill
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
David Johnson, Ph.D.
University of Texas San Antonio
Darryl A. Jones, Sr.
Communities in Schools of the Nation's Capital
J. Ted Hunt, Ph.D.
Los Angeles Police Protective League
John Matthews
Community Safety Institute
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Carol Petrie
National Academies
Dorothy Schulz, Ph.D.
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Sharon Shaffer, Ph.D.
Smithsonian Early Enrichment Center
Sheriff Ronald G. Spike
Yates County
Carol B. Stapp, Ph.D.
The George Washington University
William F. Walsh, Ph.D.
Southern Police Institute
Roy Weaver, Ed.D.
Ball State University
Lynn Williams
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Kristin Yochum
District of Columbia Office of the State Superintendent of Education
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Davis Buckley, FAIA
Thomas Streigel, AIA
www.davisbuckley.com
Davis Buckley's work reflects aspirations as well as needs. A national memorial can touch the soul of an individual or a community. A mixed use project can engage the public and enrich the urban environment in more than physical ways. Davis Buckley collaborates with many kinds of clients on architecture of inspiration, as well as practicality and performance. Working with owners and other stakeholders, they help to define goals and objectives, shape programs, ensure economical life cycles and sustainable futures and explore creative choices based on a shared understanding. Davis Buckley created the extraordinary design of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
Christopher Chadbourne and Associates
www.ccadesign.com
Founded in 1976, Christopher Chadbourne & Associates (CCA) is an internationally renowned exhibition design firm based in Boston, Massachusetts. CCA creates rich, three-dimensional environments that engage visitors through a combination of cutting-edge technologies, interactivity geared to differing learning styles, compelling graphics, carefully selected and deployed artifacts and techniques derived from the world of theater. CCA has done exhibition design for a range of museums, visitor centers, themed attractions, private sector corporations and regional heritage tourism partnerships. Its portfolio includes exhibition design for the National Marine Corps Museum, the Mount Vernon Educational Center and the "Price of Freedom: Americans at War" exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.
Craig W. Floyd
Chairman and CEO
Herb Giobbi
Chief Operating Officer
Margaret Turner
Chief Development Officer
Laurie A. Baty
Senior Director of Museum Programs
Lynn Lyons-Wynne
Senior Director of Memorial Programs
Kevin Morison
Senior Director of Communications
For contact information, please visit the Contact section of the site.
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