Previously Honored: Conservation Officer Steve Reighard
Honoring C-372 Iowa Conservation Officer Steve Reighard. End of Watch January 8, 2021
Steve started his DNR career in 2005 as a Park Ranger at Gull Point State Park. In 2012 he transferred to the Law Enforcement Bureau serving Dickinson County.
"Steve loved spending time outdoors where he felt connected with himself, nature, and God. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping, Denver Broncos, playing cards, helping to plan and participate in wild-game feed, making others laugh, family vacations and watching his grand-kids participate in various sports and activities.
Above all, Steve was a family man. He was humbled by how close he was with his family and the many friends that became family. He never met a stranger and often would say that he didn't believe in handshakes, only hugs. Everyone who had the opportunity to receive a "Steve Hug" knows there is nothing like it."
Coffee Notes: A Columbian light roast with toasted marshmallow tasting notes.
Honoring C-372 Iowa Conservation Officer Steve Reighard. End of Watch January 8, 2021
Steve started his DNR career in 2005 as a Park Ranger at Gull Point State Park. In 2012 he transferred to the Law Enforcement Bureau serving Dickinson County.
"Steve loved spending time outdoors where he felt connected with himself, nature, and God. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping, Denver Broncos, playing cards, helping to plan and participate in wild-game feed, making others laugh, family vacations and watching his grand-kids participate in various sports and activities.
Above all, Steve was a family man. He was humbled by how close he was with his family and the many friends that became family. He never met a stranger and often would say that he didn't believe in handshakes, only hugs. Everyone who had the opportunity to receive a "Steve Hug" knows there is nothing like it."
Coffee Notes: A Columbian light roast with toasted marshmallow tasting notes.
Honoring C-372 Iowa Conservation Officer Steve Reighard. End of Watch January 8, 2021
Steve started his DNR career in 2005 as a Park Ranger at Gull Point State Park. In 2012 he transferred to the Law Enforcement Bureau serving Dickinson County.
"Steve loved spending time outdoors where he felt connected with himself, nature, and God. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping, Denver Broncos, playing cards, helping to plan and participate in wild-game feed, making others laugh, family vacations and watching his grand-kids participate in various sports and activities.
Above all, Steve was a family man. He was humbled by how close he was with his family and the many friends that became family. He never met a stranger and often would say that he didn't believe in handshakes, only hugs. Everyone who had the opportunity to receive a "Steve Hug" knows there is nothing like it."
Coffee Notes: A Columbian light roast with toasted marshmallow tasting notes.
★★★★★
"Step forward now, policeman,
You've borne your burdens well.
Come walk a beat on Heaven's streets,
You've done your time in hell."