Words to think about! How Can I rise If I don't help my Brother or Sister How can I do a Tour of Duty without God in my life How can I call you Brother or Sister on Monday and lie about you on Wednesday. How can I say "You're my Man, If I never ring your phone! How can we come together, if we walk apart Don't just show up at my funeral, be present for my life! The Guardian Chronicle "We print the Story that is never Told" The Story of New York's Best! The City Workers!

The  Guardian  Chronicle           Building Bridges to Law Enforcement, Community Youth & You!       Award Winning "Photos featured in the following New York City Television News Stations:  Channels 2, 4, Fox 5, 7, The Oprah Show on Channel 7, : Print Media- The New York Beacon News, The Chief Leader, The Bronx Times,  and  in the New York Times Best Seller, "The Lost Son, A Life in Pursuit of Justice, The News Magazine for NYC Law Enforcement, Community, Youth & You!  My name is Ralph E Smith.  Publisher of the Guardian Chronicle.  It gives me great pride to be a member of the New York City Correction Guardians Association.  The April 25 annual award dinner dance is an example of  the Correction Guardians  commitment to community and youth. During this challenging time in New York City and in the world, the New York City Correction Guardians Association has worked to assist the community of New York and it's membership with support, programs, food, and fellowship. The Guardian Chronicle salutes the award winners, and  all those who made tonight possible.  The presence of Jacqueline McMickens, ESQ, First Female Afro American Commissioner of the NYC Correction Department tells us that we can achieve if we believe in ourselves and those around us! May God continue to direct the actions of the New York City Correction Guardians and provide the organization with the vision to empower it's members, and the community."  Taking the organization to the next level will require commitment to the now and future!  Frederick Douglass said it best" If there is no struggle, there is no progress."  Sincerely' Ralph E Smith

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