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A.D.
Farrow
http://www.adfarrow.com/new/index.html
- The dealership was founded by Alford D. Farrow,
an entrepreneur guided by a dream and passion.
On February 26, 1912, the 23-year-old put the
two together when he ordered his first Harley-Davidson®
motorcycle.
- The vision, commitment and goal of our entire
team is to develop A.D. Farrow Co. into America
's Best Harley Dealership. The pace of change
in the shop is frenetic, with ever-improving
facilities, rider training classes, group rides,
parties, events and community service activities
taking place year round!
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We are proud recipients of our industry’s
most prestigious Dealernews Top 100 award
in 11 of the 18 years it has been bestowed.
And we have won this award which recognizes
the Top 100 Dealerships nationwide (including
all brands; not just Harley) for the last
six years in a row — every year of the
current owners stewardship of one of America’s
greatest dealerships!
As we approach our 100 th anniversary, America's
oldest continuously operating Harley-Davidson
Dealership has become a place of pride for
all who work here, and a destination of significance
for all who enjoy motorcycling.
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Conway Family Business Center
http://www.familybusinesscenter.com/
The Conway Family Business Center of Central
Ohio provides educational programs and resources
to support the growth and success of local family
businesses.
 Four
major programs are offered annually to provide
information on family business topics of interest
to members by employing nationally known speakers,
case studies, family business owners and other
experts to discuss business issues and challenges
from their personal perspective or professional
experience.
Increase your potential for building a lasting
family business by joining the Conway Family Business
Center of Central Ohio and taking advantage of
the resources the Center can offer your business.
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COPS: Concerns of Police Survivors
Inc.
http://www.nationalcops.org/
Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. provides resources
to assist in the rebuilding of the lives of surviving
families of law enforcement officers killed in
the line of duty as determined by Federal criteria.
Furthermore, COPS provides training to law enforcement
agencies on survivor victimization issues and
educates the public of the need to support the
law enforcement profession and its survivors.
Each year, between 1 40
and 160 officers are killed in the line of duty
and their families and co-workers are left to
cope with the tragic loss. COPS provides resources
to help them rebuild their shattered lives. There
is no membership fee to join COPS, for the price
paid is already too high.
COPS' programs for survivors include the National
Police Survivors' Conference held each May during
NATIONAL POLICE WEEK, scholarships, peer-support
at the national, state, and local levels, "C.O.P.S.
Kids" counseling reimbursement program, the
"C.O.P.S. Kids" Summer Camp, "C.O.P.S.
Teens" Outward Bound experience for young
adults, special retreats for spouses, parents,
siblings, adult children, and in-laws, trial and
parole support, and other assistance programs.
Click here
for more information on these programs.
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Marion City
Police Department
http://www.marionohio.us/police/index.htm
The mission of every member of the Marion Police
Department is to enhance the quality of life for
all by striving for excellence in every task we
perform in partnership with our community.
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MCSO: Marion
County Sheriff's Office
http://www.co.marion.oh.us/sheriff/
At the healm of the MCS is Sheriff Tim Bailey
and Chief Deputy Al Haden. Sheriff Bailey has
been with the sheriff’s office for 32 years.
During his first ten years with the Sheriff’s
Office he served in several positions that began
with dispatcher, followed by road officer, shift
sergeant, and sergeant detective. However, for
the rem aining
22 years he served as second in command as the
Chief Deputy Sheriff of Marion County.
During his service with the Marion County Sheriff’s
Office, Bailey has received numerous awards and
citations some of which include, Citation for
Heroism and an Award for being wounded in the
line of duty when a barricaded suspect with a
shotgun shot him in the face. He was also honored
as Deputy of the Year.
Chief Deputy Al Hayden has been with the Marion
County Sheriff’s Office since 1972. He is
a native Buckeye and began his career in law enforcement
with the United States Army. He served as a Military
Police Officer from 1968 to 1971. He served at
numerous duty stations within the United States
and also in the Republic of South Korea in 1969
and 1970.
The MSCO is committed to providing the citizens
of Marion County the best in law enforcement services."
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