RIVERSIDE MILITARY ACADEMY: RMA Honors Errol and Barbara Bisso with a Pass in Review

RIVERSIDE MILITARY ACADEMY: RMA Honors Errol and Barbara Bisso with a Pass in Review
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Riverside Military Academy issued the following announcement on May 5. 

After six years as a student and over 55 years of employment at Riverside Military Academy, Errol Bisso (and his wife, Barbara) were honored for their upcoming retirement with a Pass In Review – a long-standing military tradition that began as a way for a newly assigned commander to inspect his troops. Pictured are COL(R) Stas Preczewski, President, Mr. Errol Bisso, and BC Tomis Hamilton.

Original source can be found here.

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Source: Riverside Military Academy



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