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Summit County renames building for longtime Search and Rescue leader - Park Record

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When Summit County Sheriff's Office leadership informed Lt. Sheriff Kacey Bates said that sentiment reflects the humility and humbleness Siddoway has displayed throughout his 42-year career. She said it's an honor to recognize someone who has mentored and trained her in many capacities at the Sheriff's Office.

When Summit County Sheriff's Office leadership informed Lt. Sheriff Kacey Bates said that sentiment reflects the humility and humbleness Siddoway has displayed throughout his 42-year career. She said it's an honor to recognize someone who has mentored and trained her in many capacities at the Sheriff's Office.

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