Memorial service for CHP officer

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Updated: 12/04/2012 10:16 am
A memorial service will be held this Friday for the CHP officer, who died last week.

A Coroner's report released Sunday afternoon said Denny Drummond's death was suicide. He was found shot in the head Thursday night on Karla Street near Rosedale Highway. Officials say Drummond was being evaluated for a possible recurrence of cancer. He had been with the Highway Patrol for 14 years and was a military veteran.

Officials say a grave-side service will take place Friday at noon at Hillcrest Cemetery on Kern Canyon Road. It will be followed by a memorial service at two o'clock at Valley Baptist Church for anyone who wants to attend.

A trust fund has been set up for his wife and two boys called the Denny Drummond Fund. Anyone wishing to help the family financially can make a donation to the California Highway Patrol Credit Union in Sacramento at P.O. Box 276507. The account number is 121629 or people can contact their bank to see about a money transfer.
 
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DR999 - 12/5/2012 5:57 PM
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FYI rvlady, as ignorant as most of your comments are, I still use them. I print them and give them to my 7 year old grand daughter to highlight all the grammar errors, misspellings, and other errors. It keeps her busy. Thanks.

RVLADY - 12/5/2012 10:53 AM
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dr999 ATACKING ME AGAIN. yES i KNOW HOW CAL-PERS WORKS. i'M JUST A LITTLE TIRED OF EVERY TIME SOMEONE GETS KILLED OR DIES IN bAKO THEY NEED DONATION'S. hAVEN'T THEY EVER HEAR OF INSURANCE, SAVING MONEY. aS A CHIPS HE HAD GOOD INSURANCE & MADE GOOD MONEY. i DOM FEELM SORRY FOR FAMILY. iVE HELPED MANY IN NEED , BUT THEY REALLY NEED TO BE IN NEED

DR999 - 12/5/2012 10:16 AM
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rvlady, you never cease to amaze me with your ignorant comments. The man is dead. So explain to us how his medical insurance will provide for his family and put his kids thru college. And being a CHP officer for only 14 years would not have put much in his retirement yet. Besides, CalPERS has rules as far as how much and when surviving members can get any money. I'm not sure if he had private life insurance, but most policies don't pay if the person commits suicide. Does this help you understand a little better why the family could use some financial help. And furthermore, some caring people like to assist those in need at a difficult time. You obviously aren't one of those people.

RVLADY - 12/5/2012 7:38 AM
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I am soprry for the family.There shouldn't be necessary for trust funds. He was a state chp officer. They have good insurance & retirement,plus she will get ss for kids until they are 18.
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