Carson City Sheriffs Office 6th Annual Extreme Motor Officer Training Challenge

In Memory of Officer Larry Canfield 5Mary5

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In Memory of Officer Larry Canfield 5Mary5
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Ride On, Brother.

E.O.W.

Nov.12, 2008

Deputy Larry Canfield EOW: November 12, 2008

Larry was working for the contract city of Rancho Cordova as a motor officer when he was involved in a traffic collision. As a result of the collision, Larry succumbed to his injuries on Wednesday, November 12, 2008.

Larry, who was only 43 years of age, was a 13 year veteran of the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department. Larry is survived by his wife, two children, parents, and extended family. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and all those who feel the loss.

For the last two years, the Rancho Cordova Police Department and the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department, have attended the National Law Enforcement Memorial Week in Washington DC.

Larry was instrumental in planning and fund raising for these trips and was always there to remind others what a great honor it was to be able to represent the fallen officers and their families. In May of 2009, Larry's name will be added to the memorial wall, and again these officers will try and raise enough money to attend Memorial Week so that they may be there for Larry's family.

This year the Carson City Sheriff Office will also be attempting to raise enough money thru donations to attend the memorial in Larry's honor. Larry was a long time competitor and brother motor officer here in Carson City. We will forever miss him and all that he brought to our annual event and brotherhood. We are proud to also announce that we have joined forces with WSMOA and their efforts to raise the funds needed.

This is one of the reasons that WSMOA was formed. We want to help these officers make the trip to Washington DC but cannot do it alone. We are asking for assistance in any form so that we may help raise the money needed. It will cost somewhere between 40 and 60 thousand dollars for transportation of the motorcycles, air fare and lodging. The officers will need to raise the entire amount to be able to attend as they are not using any departmental funding.

If you would like to help out, we are in need of anything related to fundraising dinners such as raffle prizes or companies willing to donate space, food or equipment. Any other type of donation, including cash donations, are gladly accepted and much appreciated. If you have any information or contacts that may help us, please email them to webmaster@wsmoa.org

If you would like to simply make a cash donation, you may do so by writing a check to WSMOA and mail it to:

High Impact Motor Unit
2500 Marconi Ave, Suite 100
Sacramento, CA 95821

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