Today was a day to remember a great friend, a mentor & a true leader, Captain Mark Williams #406, who we lost November 5th, 2015. I will #NeverForget you Sir! #RIP#NeverForgotten
Two young entrepreneurs who launched an excavating business last year in Aurora are reporting early success, touting themselves as “fiber cowboys” ready to work hard and go anywhere opportunity leads them. Details in this week's ANR. https://t.co/IRJ2w500kf
Egg Your Yard! Please check out the flyer below and have some fun this Easter along with supporting our sophomore class fundraiser. They do eggscellent work! #HornetHype
Special workout for Camp 65 today….the ‘406’.
This workout is named for Capt. Mark Williams, who passed away on this day in 2015. His badge number was #406. Each recruit camp completes this routine in memory of his service. #neverforget#leadership
📣The Aurora High School Athletic Booster Club would like to say THANK YOU to Steve Stein for all of his dedication and encouragement to our athletes. If you know Steve, you know how exceptional he is. We are honored to have him as a Husky Fan and FRIEND! 🐾🎉 #HuskyPride
Five years ago today NSP lost a legend. The vast majority of Troopers working across Nebraska today learned directly from Captain Mark Williams at @NSP_TA.
His legacy lives on in the dedicated men and women who wear the badge they earned through his training.
#RIP406
Please twitter do your thing and bring my baby brother home, he was last seen on his bike.. 10/10/20 around 10 am.. in Yankton, SD... I hope this reaches many of you.. https://t.co/7ugH9cwnV4