With 26+ years of involvement with Law Enforcement Torch Run, Retired Police Lieutenant Bill Proll's dedication to our movement is unquestionable. Among his numerous contributions, Bill is always sure to attend the annual Special Olympics San Luis Obispo County Area Games and gives a speech about LETR at the Opening Ceremonies. He greatly enjoys watching the athletes compete and placing medals on their necks. It is a joy like no other!

Bill has also run in the local Final Leg Torch Run every one of those 26 years. One of his favorite Torch Run memories occurred during the 2017 Final Leg in Austria. The entire team was running through Salzburg towards the ceremony site when he saw a woman way up ahead holding a sign. He did not think anything of it until we got closer and he started to think the woman looked like his sister. Sure enough it was his sister holding a big sign about how proud she was of her brother. He had no idea she would be there and it was a great surprise. His team members took pictures with his sister and him and it was a very proud moment.

Mark McCorkle is a retired Commander from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, who has been involved with the Torch Run movement for 11 years. He has been married to Gerri, a retired sergeant from LASD, for 36 years and they have three adult children, Bradley (31) Andrew (28) and Erin (26). They are also the proud grandparents of Wyatt Rae, who will turn two in May.

Mark has been a committed Torch Run participant, actively involved in the Southern California LETR Executive Council and is the chair of his local Special Olympics Regional Leadership Council. When he retired from LASD, Mark served as the Interim Executive Director of LETR for SOSC for one year.

Harry Drucker is a Sergeant with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department who has spent over 16 of his 31 years in Law Enforcement promoting inclusion and awareness for people with intellectual disabilities. As a Board Member with the North American Police Ski Championships and now with the Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR), Harry has brought attention to the cause in new and entertaining ways through public information and video production.

Harry started his involvement with Special Olympics, Southern California in 2008 as preparations began for the 2010 Long Beach International LETR Conference. Harry now functions as the Production Manager of the annual LETR International Conference and has participated in International Final Legs in South Korea, Los Angeles, Austria and now Abu Dhabi as a member of the Documentation Team.