June 12, 2014 - A Day at the Ballpark6137 viewsWe went to the Pirates game tonight at PNC Park! Go Bucs!! – Benjamin, Jr.
I got to sit in the Pirates dugout! Hey, is someone using this cup? I see some sunflower seeds that I’d like to put in it!Jun 13, 2014
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June 12, 2014 - A Day at the Ballpark6512 viewsMy little sister Baylee is a first-timer at the ballpark! I think she had fun!Jun 13, 2014
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June 12, 2014 - A Day at the Ballpark5734 viewsMy dad posing with Mr. McCutchen (they call him “The Cutchâ€). He was really nice!Jun 13, 2014
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June 12, 2014 - A Day at the Ballpark5850 viewsIsn't Baylee funny?
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June 12, 2014 - A Day at the Ballpark6052 viewsThat's Daddy and Baylee with my Aunt Carlee! I love her, she's great!!!!
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June 12, 2014 - A Day at the Ballpark5612 viewsWell Steeler Nation, I have to run now! The pitching mound needs a little work after all that rain! -- Benjamin, Jr.Jun 13, 2014
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June, 2014 - "Thank you Ben"1291 viewsDarin Hogan, a K9 officer in Roanoke County, VA asked us to share his email to Ben:
K9 Cash is a 2-year old Belgian Malinois. He is trained in drug detection and patrol work. Patrol entails suspect apprehension, tracking, and agression control. We work for the Roanoke County Police Department in Virginia.
Cash and I have been on the road for almost a year now and we love it. Cash has quite the knack for finding drugs.
Cash and I are both huge Steelers fans. I make it to at least one game a year (Cash stays home and watches on TV). Things aren’t looking good for me making a game this year but hopefully I can.
Just wanted to say, that although I’ve always been a Steelers fan – I’m even more proud to be one and a fan of Ben’s because of his foundation and his love and support for Police K9′s across the country!Jun 09, 2014
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June 9, 2014: Washington’s new police dog begins patrols 1362 viewsI’d like to introduce the City of Washington Police Department newest employee Patrolman Golem and his handler Officer Karlowsky – Mayor Brenda Davis via Twitter @Mayor_Davis
Thanks Washington & @_BigBen7 for contributions to reestablishing City of Washington K9 Police Unit – Mayor Brenda Davis via Twitter @Mayor_Davis
I’d like to introduce the City of Washington Police Department newest employee Patrolman Golem and his handler Officer Karlowsky – Mayor Brenda Davis via Twitter @Mayor_Davis
Thanks Washington & @_BigBen7 for contributions to reestablishing City of Washington K9 Police Unit – Mayor Brenda Davis via Twitter @Mayor_Davis
“The city has its first police dog since the department disbanded its K9 unit in 1997″
From Mike Jones, Washington Observer-Reporter:
Ever since he was young, Matthew Karlowsky wanted to be a police officer, his father said. Then, when he was hired as a Washington patrolman eight years ago, he set his sights on one day becoming a police dog’s handler.
His vision came to fruition Thursday night when the veteran officer and the city’s new police dog, Golem, were formally introduced during a swearing-in ceremony at City Hall.
Golem, a 10-month-old German shepherd, could barely control his excitement for the ceremony, barking at times and searching for his ball in the cargo pocket of Karlowsky’s pants.
The dog was born in the Czech Republic and trained with Karlowsky for six weeks at Shallow Creek Kennels in Mercer County. Karlowsky gives Golem commands in Czech as they continue to train to hone the dog’s drug-detection and patrol skills.
Karlowsky served in the U.S. Army during the Iraq war and it was during that 14-month deployment that he wanted to work with dogs after watching military K9 handlers, his father, Rick, said.
“This boy has always wanted to be a police officer, and ever since then, he wanted to be a K9 handler,†Rick Karlowsky said.
The community raised about $47,000 the past nine months to restart the department’s K9 unit, including a $10,000 grant from the Ben Roethlisberger Foundation. Mayor Brenda Davis said the community support and local business donations were instrumental in bringing back the unit, and city officials hope to expand it to two dogs by the end of the year.
“If it weren’t for the donations from the community, we wouldn’t be able to have this special swearing-in ceremony,†Davis said. “He’s ready to be a police officer.â€
More from the article:
http://www.observer-reporter.com/article/20140606/NEWS01/140609681#.U5YyWfldVGgJun 09, 2014
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2014 Hoge Ward Golf Tournament732 viewsThe Hoge Ward Celebrity Golf Classic for Children helps raise awareness and funding for the Caring Foundation. Merril Hoge and Hines Ward invited Steelers coaches and players and other local celebrities to play at the Southpointe Golf Club for the annual event.
Photo: SteelersJun 01, 2014
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2014 Hoge Ward Golf Tournament926 viewsThe Hoge Ward Celebrity Golf Classic for Children helps raise awareness and funding for the Caring Foundation. Merril Hoge and Hines Ward invited Steelers coaches and players and other local celebrities to play at the Southpointe Golf Club for the annual event.
Photo: SteelersJun 01, 2014
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Just kicked back...518 viewsand waiting for the NFL season to begin "way" back in the day!
Jordan's been a Ben fan since Day 1!
Mom Dana says when she learned to talk though, "She couldn't say Ben's last name...she used to say "Rockinberger".
And Dana has a message for Ben: "My daughter is going to be 7 so we need ring #7...GO STEELERS!"May 31, 2014
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Dreams of touchdowns & Terrible Towels waving...1453 viewsLittle Ellie Taylor is already a "huge Steelers fan just like her Mom and Dad", according to Mom and Dad of course!!!
Photo: Autumn & Jason Taylor
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