Honoring Correctional Officer Jeffery Alan Wroten – 20 years later
Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services – Division of CorrectionEnd of Watch: January 27, 2006 Twenty years have passed since the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services lost a dedicated correctional professional, yet the sacrifice of Correctional Officer Jeffery Alan Wroten continues to resonate throughout the corrections community. On Friday, January […]
Honoring Correctional Officer Paul Jordan 50 years later
Florida Department of CorrectionsEnd of Watch: January 24, 1976 Fifty years have passed since the Florida Department of Corrections lost one of its own, yet the sacrifice of Correctional Officer Paul Jordan has not been forgotten. On Saturday, January 24, 1976, Officer Jordan was assigned to duty at the Reception and Medical Center in Lake […]
Smokin’ Bros Rubs & Seasonings: Flavor with a Purpose
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation (CPOF) is proud to have the support of Smokin’ Bros Rubs & Seasonings, a Minnesota-based, correctional-inspired business that continues to give back to correctional professionals and their families with every bottle sold. Smokin’ Bros was founded by individuals with 19 years of service within the Minnesota Department of Corrections, bringing […]
Standing with Estelle Unit Correctional Officer Stefanie Byerly and Her Family
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation is proud to stand with Estelle Unit Correctional Officer Stefanie Byerly and her family during a difficult and uncertain time. Recently, Officer Byerly’s husband was diagnosed with a serious illness, creating unexpected emotional and financial challenges for their family. As medical needs increased, so did out-of-pocket expenses associated with his […]
When Every Second Matters: Supporting Parole Agent Chad Rosenlieb
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation exists for moments like this—when a member of our corrections family faces an unexpected crisis and needs to know they are not alone. On December 4, 2025, California Parole Agent Chad Rosenlieb of San Luis Obispo suffered a severe heart attack in his home. In a moment that speaks volumes […]
The Honor Behind the Guard – Tony Mosby
Hello, my name is Tony Mosby. I started my career with the California Department of Corrections (CDC) in 1983 at age 23 as a California Correctional Peace Officer at the California Rehabilitation Center (CRC) in Norco, CA. During my tenure I was assigned to several positions and became a Certified Trainer, teaching classes in Transportation […]
Standing With Correctional Officer Benjamin Dahl and His Family
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation (CPOF) exists to ensure that correctional professionals and their families are never left to face life’s most difficult moments alone. Through our Catastrophic Assistance Program, we step in when the unthinkable happens—providing timely, compassionate support so families can focus on what matters most. Today, we are honored to stand with […]
CPOF Membership Update for Pennsylvania Members
Standing Together Through Change The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation (CPOF) is reaching out with an important update regarding payroll deductions for Pennsylvania members, and, most importantly, to thank you for your continued support of correctional professionals and their families. What Changed CPOF was recently notified that the payroll deduction slot previously used for members of […]
Honoring a Legacy of Service: Celebrating the Retirement of Kelli Forrester
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation proudly announces the retirement of Kelli Forrester, a devoted Field Representative whose commitment, compassion, and service have left a lasting impact on CPOF and the corrections community nationwide. Throughout her time with CPOF, Kelli exemplified what it means to Take Care of Our Own. Whether standing shoulder to shoulder with families during […]
Standing With Lydia Salinas and Her Family
The Correctional Peace Officers Foundation is honored to stand with Lydia Salinas and her family following the sudden and heartbreaking loss of her husband, Luis Bautista, who passed away unexpectedly on December 3, 2025, due to a heart attack. Luis was 59 years old and a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and provider. Born on April […]
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