Sheriff Ron Gillispie

Ron Gillispie has served as Lynchburg's Sheriff since 2002, building a distinguished record of outstanding service and leadership.

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2nd Annual 2nd Chance Prom - Fundraiser

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Written by Yvonne Davies
Thursday, 29 April 2010 09:27

The Lynchburg Sheriff's office is hosting their 2nd Annual Second Chance Prom fundraiser to benefit Lynchburg Project Lifesaver, a life saving program serving the Lynchburg community.
This event will take place at Phase 2 Dining and Entertainment Club in Lynchburg, VA with music by America's Favorite Party Band, Casper.  Photography will be available and special deals are provided by Day Inn, Lynchburg (see the event flier for details). This event is open to the public and will to be an evening you won't want to miss.

For more information on ticket sales, event times and what to expect view the Event Flier.
 
To learn more about Lynchburg Project Lifesaver click here to visit our web page

Last Updated ( Thursday, 13 January 2011 15:00 )

In Memory

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Written by Yvonne Davies
Monday, 06 July 2009 08:05

 

William Mason Shumate, Sr.

1951 - 2009



The Lynchburg Sheriff's Office mournfully retires Badge 1219 in loving memory and honor of Senior Deputy Bill Shumate.

Sr. Deputy Shumate joined the Sheriff's office in 2005 and brought with him dedication and loyalty to both the Sheriff and the Community.
Bill also served his community by volunteering at the Concord Rescue Squad and the Fire Department.

Bill was born June 20, 1951 in Washington, D.C.  During the Vietnam War, he proudly served his country in the U.S. Army, serving in the 101st Airborne Division as an elite sniper.  Bill was an avid Civil War reenactor and was a member of the 11th Virginia Infantry Regt. acting as the unit surgeon and he was an active member of Calvary Chapel Lynchburg.

Bill was the loving husband of Rebecca "Becky" Shumate for more than 33 years.  In addition to his wife, he is survived by eight children and 10 grandchildren.

Last Updated ( Monday, 06 July 2009 12:44 )

Commendations

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Written by Administrator
Sunday, 10 August 2008 23:22

February 1, 2009

Sheriff Ron Gillispie with the Lynchburg Sheriff’s Office has announced several promotions.  They include:

            Sgt. Mark E. Lacy was promoted to the rank of first sergeant and has been with the Lynchburg Sheriff’s Office for fifteen years.  1st Sgt Lacy served four years in the United States Army and five years at the United States Consulate in Frankfurt Germany.

            Cpl. Timothy White was promoted to the rank of sergeant and has been with the Lynchburg Sheriff’s Office for seven years. Prior to joining the Lynchburg Sheriff’s Office, Sgt. White was with the Blue Ridge Regional Jail Authority.

            Sr. Deputy Margaret Younger was promoted to the rank of corporal and has been with the Lynchburg Sheriff’s Office for five years.  Cpl. Younger was also recently recognized for her hard work and dedication with a reclassification to Master Deputy.

            Sr. Deputy Wilfred Dorsett was promoted to the rank of corporal and has spent ten years in law enforcement. Cpl. Dorsett was also recently recognized for his hard work and dedication with a reclassification to Master Deputy.

            Sr. Deputy Keith Sandidge has accepted the position of interoffice chaplain in addition to his regular duties.  Deputy Sandidge is currently a Deacon at 5th Street Baptist Church where he has been a member for nearly forty years.

            Sheriff Ron Gillispie would also like to congratulate the following deputies on their recent retirement:

            Corporal William Hutcherson retired December 1, 2008 after twenty-three years of service with the Lynchburg Sheriff’s Office and two years in the United States Army.

            Corporal Samuel L. Guthrie, III retired effective March 1, 2009 after nearly thirty years of service with the Lynchburg Sheriff’s Office

            Corporal Lawrence J. Bachman retired effective March 1, 2009 having served thirteen years in law enforcement and two years with the Department of Corrections after retiring from the United States Navy with twenty-six years of service.

Cathy Hall retired effective August 1, 2008 after fifteen years of dedicated administrative service with the Lynchburg Sheriff’s Office


Last Updated ( Monday, 01 March 2010 12:56 )

Sheriff Gillispie Accepts Appointment

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Written by Administrator
Saturday, 09 August 2008 03:33

Sheriff Ronald L. Gillispie accepted the appointment as the Virginia State Coordinator for Project Lifesaver International.  Chief Executive Officer Gene Saunders was on hand to make the presentation to Sheriff Gillispie.  The State Coordinator assists Project Lifesaver International by providing trainers for new Virginia agencies that desire to implement the Project Lifesaver program to their individual communities.  This provides these agencies certified training from a public safety agency in their state which enhances the programs effectiveness in delivery of the training and cost reduction.

The selection of State Coordinator is the highest recognition and endorsement that Project Lifesaver International can bestow on a member agency. Sheriff Gillispie stated that he gladly accepts this honor.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 20 January 2009 10:52 )

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