Commander Max Slusher, right, who had a retirement ceremony Saturday at the Elk Lodge in Brigantine, served in the Navy for 41-plus years.
Patrick Mulranen
Under a tent outside the lodge with a large crowd of supporters, friends and family at seats or tables celebrated the retirement of Commander Max Slusher at the Elks Lodge in Brigantine.
Patrick Mulranen
Commander David Johnson, who was the master of ceremonies, spoke highly of Slusher, calling him a great man and how lucky the country is to have had him serve all these years.
BRIGANTINE – Commander Max Slusher retired last week from the U.S. Navy and Navy Reserve after more than 41 years of service. Slusher was the honored guest at a reception of close friends and family members to celebrate his retirement at the Elks Lodge in Brigantine on Saturday, Aug. 21. While retiring from the Navy/Navy Reserve, Slusher will continue to serve as director of Business Development for the Atlantic County Economic Alliance.
Under a tent outside the lodge with a large crowd of supporters, friends and family at seats or tables celebrated the retirement of Commander Max Slusher at the Elks Lodge in Brigantine.
Commander David Johnson, who was the master of ceremonies, spoke highly of Slusher, calling him a great man and how lucky the country is to have had him serve all these years.
