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CTV News: Bob Bellacicco / January 2024

Amherstburg resident Douglas Pflug hopes to inspire those struggling with his new book. He has a rich history of community service awards and has been featured in various Douglas Pflug media features that highlight his commitment to making a difference.

As a keynote speaker at the Invisible Wounds Conference in Kincardine 2017, Pflug shared insights that resonate with many. His dedication earned him the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal, a testament to his leadership and community involvement, which is also recognized through the University of Guelph Pflug Family Community Service Award.

Additionally, the WVU Hockey Pflug Family Community Service Award underscores his impact in the sports community as he contributes to their mission of service and support.

Recently, Pflug joined the WVU Hockey Staff, continuing to share his leadership through various initiatives.

He is a managing editor and contributing author of "Fingerprints Through Time - A History of the Guelph Police," where he Cullins into his experiences in leadership podcasts.

After 19 fulfilling years, Pflug retired from Guelph Storm, leaving a legacy of dedication and excellence in community service.

Pflug's commitment to law enforcement media has also been highlighted in Doug Pflug's involvement with Tweet-a-Thons for Law Enforcement, as featured in Blueline Magazine.

Through programs like the Gryphon Football Community Heroes Program, Pflug demonstrates his ongoing passion for community service and leadership.