The Good of Us All

For many reasons I truly care not to get into as why we have and continue to hear about all the bad among us, and sometimes that includes those commissioned or hired to protect and serve us.

Well, honestly this has been occurring in most any line-of-work, service or call-to-duty, for centuries, many, many centuries.

Fortunately, this country in which we live, has moved further forward than any in the world and we U.S. citizens live in the most diverse culture in the world.

Forget all that for a moment, or perhaps, all together. 

Let's focus on the good, for which there are so many examples surrounding us unless your head is in the sand, hearing the media, not necessarily listening, nor questioning, simply just skimming the surface of the events and news without truly searching for the answer.

Oh yes. There is plenty of good going on.

If you have an experience or story to tell about a positive, complimentary or inspiring moment involving an officer-of-the-law here in Forest Acres, anywhere near here, or anywhere, please take the time to convey your experience or tell your story.

If you have a personal story about Greg Alia or contact with Greg, either in his line-of-duty or otherwise, please let all of us know.

You can do so by using the comment section below or using the Contact Us feature to the right. We will gladly relay your comments or story as a post on this site if you simply include a title.

Wake up and look around. These wonderful events and actions don't occur only during crisis and tragedy - they happen hourly by those who dedicate their careers and lives to doing so.

We hope to see you Thursday, October 29, 2015 at Rooftop Rhythms at Richland Mall.

Thank you.

Doug Ingbretsen

Team T.O.S.