We congratulate everyone that received an award this year. Thank you for your service, valor, and dedication to helping others! #NationalLawEnforcementWeek
#PoliceWeek2018

VON B. WILLIAMSON
Born: January 6, 1958
Von B. Williamson was sworn in as a deputy to Sheriff D.
Douglas Bodrero in 1980 and served honorably in many
positions during his career, including the division
commander for both the Patrol and Jail Divisions.
On April 26, 2004, Von was attending FBI National
Academy training in Moab, Utah, along with other law
enforcement executives. Von died of a heart attack while
surrounded by friends and talking about his family. He was
the Support Services lieutenant and working on his master’s
degree at Utah State University at the time of his death.
Von was proud to be a part of the Cache County Sheriff’s
Office. His greatest accomplishment, and what he would
want to be remembered for, was that he spent his life going
about doing good for all he met.
He was a wonderful husband, father, and friend. Von was 46
at the time of his death and is survived by his wife, Diane,
one son and four daughters.
End of Watch: April 26, 2004

Charles H. Dickey, Jr., was sworn in as a deputy to
Sheriff D. Douglas Bodrero in 1982 and served as a
patrol deputy.
Shortly after midnight on March 18, 1984, Chuck was
responding to a domestic disturbance call in Benson
Ward. At Maughan’s Corner, his patrol car crashed
into a canal bank and he died of internal injuries at the
scene.
Chuck was a generous man with his time and
resources, having adopted two children with special
needs whom he loved. He was 30 at the time of his
death and was survived by his wife, Trish, one
daughter and one son. #NationalPoliceWeek2018 #LestWeForget