Name: Mike DiMartleService/Agency: SOLGEN- Niagara Detention CentreYears with LETR: 28 In 1995, Mike DiMartle’s journey with the Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) began with a single event in his local community. From that moment, he was captivated by LETR’s mission and became a stalwart member, representing Corrections Ontario (Niagara Detention Centre) and Zone 4. Over his 28+ years with the …

Name: Robert CreightonService/Agency: Ministry of the Solicitor General, Correctional ServicesRank/Title: Corrections OfficerYears with LETR: 8 How did you first get involved with LETR?I first became a supporter of LETR through my Corrections Officer training in Hamilton, where we did our own run and fundraising in 2016. I call myself a supporter, but not an active participant, because I had only …

Name: Diana CrawfordService/Agency: CorrectionRank/Title: CorporalYears with LETR: 5+ How did you first get involved with LETR?Helping a co-worker sell Torch Run t-shirts, which led to doing the first Torch ride What has kept you involved in LETR to this day?I strongly support helping special needs children/adults and seeing how far they can go with their determination and efforts. I love …

Name: Barbara Britton BoudreauService/Agency: Ministry of Solicitor General – Correctional ServicesRank/Title: SergeantYears with LETR: 19 How did you first get involved with LETR?I first got involved with LETR through participating in the LETR torch runs. What has kept you involved in LETR to this day?The thing that keeps me involved is being part of something bigger than myself while promoting …

Name: Ashley LandryService/Agency: Monteith Correctional Complex/ Ministry of the Solicitor GeneralRank/Title: Offender Records ClerkYears with LETR: 3 How did you first get involved with LETR? I first got involved with the LETR in 2021 when I saw an email roll in with an upcoming run. Initially I was just looking for details on participating in the run itself and it …