CUP OF BLUE
REMEMBER CELEBRATE BLESS
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Cup of Blue is more than just an event — it is a way to REMEMBER our fallen heroes, CELEBRATE the lives and service of law enforcement officers, and BLESS those who continue to serve — along with their families Rooted in love and gratitude, Through out the year, Cup of Blue brings Law Enforcement Officers together to recognize sacrifice, uplift service, and offer unwavering support to those who protect and serve.
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Not only do we have the large community event and Eat & Skeet event at our home - we provide treats, supplies and encouragement all throughout the year.
Late March was a memorable time for us as we hosted local Law Enforcement at our farm. Despite the rainy weather, we had a great time celebrating Dan's birthday and enjoying the company of our guests. It was also exciting to experience something new during the event.
Nanny's Stuff Food Truck served delicious food at our event and even donated their hard work to bless our guests. We were beyond grateful and stuffed with their yummy food.
Thank you, Nanny's Stuff, we love you!
So what do you do when you can’t enjoy the skeet range? These guys shot off the back porch!! Many laughs were heard and much ribbing enjoyed. In Fall we shot balloons out of pecan trees while riding in the side by side with Dan. What at hoot!!We look forward to doing it in the Fall of 2025.
Our Fall Eat & Skeet event on October 25, 2024, was a truly special and heartfelt occasion. Remembering our son, Keith, and honoring the service of Deputies Sondron and Smallwood, along with celebrating Sheriff Deese’s upcoming retirement, made for an unforgettable day. These events create a sense of community and offer us a way to show respect and appreciation for LEO
If you know an LEO who needs a little down time, please let him know we are looking forward to seeing him at our home. Save-the-dates going out soon to a Department near you!!
Remembering and Honoring the Fallen
Peach County, Georgia, two bridges were named in honor of Deputy Daryl Smallwood and Sgt. Patrick Sondron, who were killed in the line of duty nearly nine years ago.
commitment to honoring the fallen officers and their
impact on law enforcement and the community.
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2025 Remember the Fallen Memorial Video
If your Hero is not on this video and you would like your officer added, please reach out to me at Cupofblue21@gmail.com. We would like 3 pictures (if possible). One in uniform, one family and one fun one. If you just have them in uniform, that’s fine. Make sure their full name, rank and EOW is included.
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We look forward to serving our
Heroes in this small way.