Detective Edward Aulgur, DSN 120, Badge Number 108, was a Juvenile Officer with the University City Police Department, which is a suburb of St. Louis County, Missouri.
Detective Aulgur was very instrumental in writing and passing new laws through the legislature in the state. These new laws became part of the Juvenile Code of the State of Missouri.
Detective Aulgur is survived by one daughter, Michelle (nee Aulger) Lawson.
Detective Aulgur was 65 years of age.
Detective Ed Aulgur was one of the finest human beings that ever was.
Detective Aulgur was very instrumental in writing and passing new laws through the legislature in the state. These new laws became part of the Juvenile Code of the State of Missouri.
Detective Aulgur is survived by one daughter, Michelle (nee Aulger) Lawson.
Detective Aulgur was 65 years of age.
Detective Ed Aulgur was one of the finest human beings that ever was.
Detective Edward Aulgur, DSN 120, Badge Number 108, was a Juvenile Officer with the University City Police Department, which is a suburb of St. Louis County, Missouri.
Detective Aulgur was very instrumental in writing and passing new laws through the legislature in the state. These new laws became part of the Juvenile Code of the State of Missouri.
Detective Aulgur is survived by one daughter, Michelle (nee Aulger) Lawson.
Detective Aulgur was 65 years of age.
Detective Ed Aulgur was one of the finest human beings that ever was.
Detective Aulgur was very instrumental in writing and passing new laws through the legislature in the state. These new laws became part of the Juvenile Code of the State of Missouri.
Detective Aulgur is survived by one daughter, Michelle (nee Aulger) Lawson.
Detective Aulgur was 65 years of age.
Detective Ed Aulgur was one of the finest human beings that ever was.
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