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Posted on August 31st, 2020 by SandraG

Caldwell Wenzel & Asthana Injury Lawyers is proud to be a business partner of Smiles Behind the Shield. This month’s award goes to Chief David Wilson of the Foley Police Department. His comments during the interview certainly convey his love of the job.

How do you talk about 37 years as a law man when retiring? How do you say goodbye?

I will take you with me in my heart for the rest of my days.

Foley Police Chief, David Wilson (To read the full article on Chief David Wilson’s retirement, click HERE.
Debbie Rutherford, CWA | Chief David Wilson, FPD | Debbie Williams, WKRG

We are so very thankful for our local first responders.

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