Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Wildlife in North Carolina, Vol. 59: January, 1995; Biennial Report July 1, 1992-June 30, 1994
Wildlife officers continued to distinguish them, selves on and off duty. On a day off with his family at a beach near Wilmington, Sergeant Tony Williams of Watha saw a young bather in the surf being swept out to sea. He rushed to save the young boy and fought the undertow and the boy's panicked attempts to cling to the officer. Realizing their plight, another man got a surfboard and joined the rescue attempt. All three finally made it back safely to shore. The wildlife officer was awarded the Governor's Award for Heroism for his action.
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