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A man of honor
After 26 years of dedicated service, UW Air Force ROTC Commander Jeffery Gustafson is retiring. In an afternoon ceremony last Friday, friends, family, and fellow servicemen gathered to honor his career as a pilot, teacher, and father.
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Col. Gustafson pauses during his retirement speech before addressing his family.
Col. Gustafson awaits the beginning of his retirement ceremony with colleagues Maj. James Cunningham, left, and Brig. Gen. Gruver.
The Legion of Merit Medal awaits its attachment to Gustafson's breast, adding to his other various awards and accommodations.
The Air Force ROTC Detachment 910 Blue Dragon Honor Guard completes the posting of the colors, a moment that Gustafson later said would stick in his mind forever.
Col. Gustafson stands with Gruver as his official retirement orders are read.
Cadet Marty Bouma holds an American flag, later formally folded and given to Gustafson as part of his retirement.
Brig. Gen. Gruver pins the Legion of Merit Medal onto Col. Gustafson.
Col. Gustafson takes in a standing ovation after the formal retirement process is completed.
Col. Gustafson takes in a standing ovation after the formal retirement process is completed.
Bobbie Gustafson, the Colonel's wife, tears up as Brig. Gen. Gruver speaks about Colonel Gustafson's academic, military, and personal achievements.
Col. Gustafson thanks his wife for his final acknowledgement.
Col. Gustafson readies himself to step out from behind the podium to give his last lecture to his cadets and his loved ones.
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