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REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 24, 2014 <br />Resident of 513313 Sorrel Ct (Kroc Center Headmaster)- I met him in 2009 when the council <br />first considered the Kroc Center project. He has in heart for this community and young people. <br />He can also share that same enthusiasm. He puts his money where his mouth and he knows <br />everybody by their first name. I am also a Chaplain for the South Bend Police Department and <br />on his second to last day I got to do a ride along with him and listen to his passion for the city. <br />Thank you for your life's accomplishments, God Bless you. <br />Resident, of 1005 Maplewood Dr. - Derek has a book program and takes book for the Kroc and <br />Better World Books and gives them to the community kids and offers gifts for book reports. <br />Resident, of 707 Sherman Ave - It is honor to speak on behalf of the Northwest end of town <br />where you grew up and spent most of your time. You served 39 years and we are grateful and <br />thankful for the 39 years that you have served in this community. We wish you well as you <br />retire and go on to bigger and better things. <br />Resident, of 602 St. Joseph St. - I have known Derek for over 30 years, first as an organizer for <br />the NNW neighborhood association. Derek has always had a concern for families. Back in the <br />late 80s and early 90s Derek was a friend and an ally. We continue to support him because he <br />continues support important family issues. This is the type of police we want to have served <br />South Bend. <br />Resident, of 222 E LaSalle St. — Dieter put his heart into the community. I heard a lot of things <br />tonight but it is something when thugs walk up and say that's Dieter. One thing about Dieter you <br />are firm and you going to get a fair break. On behalf of Citizens United we have an award. Ms. <br />Brown read the inscription. <br />Resident, of 313 S. Brookfield- He was my angel. My son was two month old and we didn't <br />have a place to live and he took us to his house. Befriended me without any questions, he took <br />me in and showed me a new way of life. <br />Resident, of (Inaudible) — All these kids talk about Derek Dieter. I finally met him at Sunrise <br />Cafe. I get home and find out that my kids even know Derek Dieter. I was running out of <br />money to do some of things I wanted to do and Derek knew some of the people with money so <br />we partnered. I saw him out of his car not in it. The fact that he knew the kids and they knew <br />was commendable and respectable. When I told me kids that I was speaking on his behalf they <br />all said, "He gave me a book." That's a good to have a legacy, something people will remember <br />you by." <br />Resident, of 23812 Natureview Dr. -I been a street cop in South Bend for 30 years. Derek has <br />been a part of that life since my first hour. Together Derek and I have served 1000s of roll calls, <br />fights, arrests, and wrecks. Dieter know all the entries and is proficient at them all. We are the <br />least bias people on the city's payroll. We rush into harm's way as calls come in. Derek's <br />durability is part of his resume. Derek's roles can't be filled by just adding another cop. Derek <br />was a one of a kind. Dieter is a of hall famer who played his entire career in one city. <br />Resident, of 25622 Fox Den Trail- I am representing two groups: Washington High School <br />Parent Group you dedication will not be forgotten both you and your wife Susie. Especially with <br />those students are sometime misrepresented. You're a trailblazer. You're color blind you never <br />put color first. If there is anything I can do for you please let me know. Over the summer at our <br />NASA camps you said you had books for our students. Now, that I know you are retired I am <br />going to have you be one of our facilitators. Thank you and continue to be who you are. <br />Resident, of 1137 County Place- Just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for protecting our <br />community for 39 years. When he asked me to speak I said yes forgetting about my fear of <br />public speaking. I was stopped for a safety check and I was due to have my son any day and I <br />joked that as I looked for my registration he was making me smash my baby. Some people let <br />their badges go to their heads but not Derek. This was the beginning of a great friendship. It's <br />very rare that in our community minorities can become friends with officers. I raised, by <br />grandparents, to believe you have to give respect to get it. Thank you for all you've been and <br />continue to be. His attitude has always been very encouraging. No matter where I've been <br />
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