End-of-Watch Donations from USDSA
As of January 1, 2018, The United States Deputy Sheriff’s Association (USDSA) provides a cash donation to the primary beneficiary or memorial fund of any law enforcement officer in the United States, who perishes in the line of duty.
Lee County Sheriff's Office, Florida
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Deputy First Class William Diaz who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 08-31-21.
Houston County Sheriff's Office, Georgia
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Captain Michael Stokes who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 08-30-21.
Leon County Sheriff's Office, Florida
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Correctional Deputy Michael Nowak who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 08-12-21.
Burns Police Department, Kansas
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Deputy Stephen Evans who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 10-25-21.
Amarillo Police Department, Texas
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Sergeant Michael Dunn who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 10-22-21.
Florida Dept of Agriculture and Consumer Services - Office of Agricultural Law Enforcement, Florida
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Corporal Miguel Rodriguez who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 10-21-21.
Knightdale Police Department, North Carolina
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Officer Ryan Hayworth who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 10-17-21.
Denton Police Department, Texas
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Detective Rodney Mooneyham who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 10-16-21.
Amarillo Police Department, Texas
The USDSA sent a benefit check to the family of Sergeant Raquel Saunders who perished in the line of duty, end of watch 10-13-21.