Clarksville, TN – Today, September 9th, 2016, the Clarksville Police Department hosted a retirement ceremony for Officer Jeffrey Stanfill. After Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan’s opening comments, Chief Al Ansley presented Officer Stanfill with a Certificate of Retirement and his service weapon.
Officer Stanfill served faithfully and honorably for 33 years at the CPD. Along with his natural ability to lead, his Police experience made him a valuable asset to his Supervisors, newer Officers he led, the CPD and the City of Clarksville.
The impact he made on the CPD and the Clarksville Community was evident today at the ceremony held at CPD Headquarters. Several current and retired CPD Officers spoke about their time working with Officer Stanfill. His experience and professionalism will be missed.
In attendance with Officer Stanfill were his daughters Haleigh, Shelby, and Brittney Stanfill, his mother Helen Stanfill, his brother-in-law Robert Cuthberson, his mother-in-law Cecilia Wallraven, and his son-in-law Kerry Jones.
Congratulations to Officer Jeffrey Stanfill and his family on his retirement!
The Clarksville Police Department would also like to thank Mayor Kim McMillan, those representing the City Council – past and present, the members of the Clarksville Police Academy Alumni (CPAA), retired and current CPD representatives, family, and friends for attending this ceremony. And special thanks to the CPD staff who organized the ceremony.
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