|
 Chaplain Joel Ingebritson,
Program Manager
 |
The King County Sheriff's Office is in it's 156th year
serving the citizens of King County. As Chaplains we are proud to be a
significant piece of this history. Each of the 12 Sheriff's Chaplains and
Chaplaincy recruits serve the Deputies, Officers, and the citizens of King
County. We are committed to our mission statement that our presence in service
at the critical areas of life does make a difference!
The King County
Sheriff's Chaplains are volunteers who serve without denominational
identification on a 24 hour 7 day a week availability. We respond to accident
and crime scenes and at the request of the King County Medical Examiner to make
death notifications.
On Saturday April 02 the KCSO remembered and gave thanks for the service of Myhrlane Derum Gorsline, Retired Deputy who died at UWMC in March. Myhrlane was the first of three women recruited to the Sheriff’s Office in 1972 and rose to the rank of MPO. It is a privilege of the KCSO Chaplaincy Unit to come together to both mourn and celebrate the service of one of our family. The service was held at the Midway Community Covenant Church in Des Moines , WA .
PUBLIC SAFETY
Chaplain Janine Brown making a
school safety and informational presenation
Celebrating 55 years of Chaplaincy Service to King County.
On Thursday May 14, 2015 there was a Celebration of a combined 55 years of Chaplaincy service honoring David Herwick, Steven Morrow and Lynn White.
|
|
King County Chaplains
Proudly serve under
the leadership of
Sheriff John Urquhart
KC Sheriff website
Our chaplains are
members of the
International Conference
of Police Chaplains
|
