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Honoring the Fallen

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The Badge of Honor Association (BOHA) is a 100% volunteer run organization that supports more than 25,000 Officers across 28 counties in Western and Central, New York.

Together, we provide much needed support for Officers who are involved in critical incidents by donating financially and providing counseling, education, and a network of support.

BOHA also provides support for children who have lost a parent or guardian in the line of duty.

Sponsorships and donations are needed to support the costs of this year’s Policeman’s Ball as well as fund our ongoing programs throughout the year.

When

June 2, 2018

Where

Buffalo, NY

Time

6pm

Who Can Attend

Law Enforcement Officers and Supporters, Tickets are priced at $75

Attire

Black Tie

Need a place to stay? Discounted hotel rates can be found at the following hotels:

Hyatt Regency Buffalo and Adams Mark Buffalo

Click to book a room.

The Badge of Honor Association is looking for sponsorships and donations for the 2018 Ball. 100% of your donation will go directly to BOHA and programs that support their mission. No donation is too small. 

Cheektowaga Eagles

Federal Eastern

BPD C District

Bubbas Landscaping

Officer Lehner joined the Buffalo Police Department in 2008. Lehner began his career within the E District, stationed on Bailey Avenue, he joined the K-9 Unit in 2016 with his his four-legged partner, Shield. Craig and Shield were insperable. "Craig had a magnetic personality," said Retired New York Army National Guard Sergeant Major Mark Sorrentino. "After only meeting him for a few minutes, you knew this kid was special. There was a drive about him. It just made you want to do better, to fight longer, to do one more push-up, to run faster, to just do better than you did yesterday. (news.wbfo.org)

Trooper Davis spent 10 years as a Deputy at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office before becoming a Trooper. He was just about to hit five years with the State Police. He married his high school sweetheart, went into law enforcement in the area where he grew up, and he raised his three children there. Davis was the commissioner of the Evans Mills Youth Baseball League where he taught community children the basics of baseball, from T-ball to fast-pitch, and helped organize the teams and kept the league on track. Davis was a devoted man, and his family was everything to him. (newyorkupstate.com)

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