VFW hosts heroes appreciation dinner
-Submitted photo <br> Roger Simonson, a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1856, serves Fort Dodge Police Sgt. Matt Webb during Tuesday night’s dinner. Patrol Officer Dominc Morris is next in line.
-Submitted photo <br> Fort Dodge Police Chief Dennis Quinn, left, Patrol Officer Zach Colin, and Patrol Officer Max Patkins joined George Sexton, right, the commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1856 for Tuesday night’s dinner.
-Submitted photo <br> Sgt. Geoff Miller of the Webster County Sheriff’s Office, left, joined other deputies and police officers at a dinner served Tuesday evening by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1856. The VFW served the dinner for all local law enforcement officers.
-Submitted photo <br> VFW member Roger Simonson, left, and Tom Dorsey, commandant of the Fort Dodge Veterans Council, talk with Fort Dodge Police Department Patrol Officer J. Lukawski.
-Submitted photo <br> A number of Fort Dodge police officers enjoyed dinner courtesy of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1856 Tuesday evening.
-Submitted photo <br> Roger Simonson, a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1856, serves Fort Dodge Police Sgt. Matt Webb during Tuesday night’s dinner. Patrol Officer Dominc Morris is next in line.
-Submitted photo <br> Fort Dodge Police Chief Dennis Quinn, left, Patrol Officer Zach Colin, and Patrol Officer Max Patkins joined George Sexton, right, the commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1856 for Tuesday night’s dinner.
-Submitted photo <br> Sgt. Geoff Miller of the Webster County Sheriff’s Office, left, joined other deputies and police officers at a dinner served Tuesday evening by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1856. The VFW served the dinner for all local law enforcement officers.
-Submitted photo <br> VFW member Roger Simonson, left, and Tom Dorsey, commandant of the Fort Dodge Veterans Council, talk with Fort Dodge Police Department Patrol Officer J. Lukawski.
-Submitted photo <br> A number of Fort Dodge police officers enjoyed dinner courtesy of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1856 Tuesday evening.
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VFW Post 1856 hosted a heroes appreciation dinner Tuesday night for members of the Webster County Sheriff’s Office, Fort Dodge Police, and Iowa State Patrol District 7. The dinner was served on behalf of the VFW in recognition of the officers courage, sacrifice, bravery, and commitment they pursue in the line of duty, while serving to keep our communities safe. Officers from the three entities, along with their team members, LEC staff, clerks, dispatchers, and families were served a smoked pork loin dinner.