I love you, I stand tall with you and I’ll see you out there.”Ī loud, standing ovation filled the auditorium at Greater Grace Church. We need to thank him for the change that he is going to make in America. No matter what positive comes out, we still need to get on our knees and pray. But, when these days are over and Michael’s family is still weeping, still on their knees praying. Lets continue to show the nation who we are. And, our mothers, so they can be even better than they are today. Better for me so I can be a better black father. Better for our daughters to be better black women. Because Michael is going to make it better for our sons to be better black men. He continues, “And we all ought to be thanking the Brown’s for Michael.
Who wears his pants saggy, his hat cocked to the side, got tattoos on his arms. ”When this is over I’m going to go into my son’s room. He then talks about the story of Peter and Jesus in the Bible. Last night I met members of Michael Brown’s family. Are you tired or is something bothering you? I said my heart is heavy. I did an interview last night and the reporter said, something is wrong, your tone has changed. He goes on to say, “The last 24 hours have been tough for me. This is what the media needs to put on TV.” said Captain Ron Johnson.
I came in here today and saw people cheering and clapping. I wear this uniform and I should say that I am sorry.” He starts by talking to Michael Brown’s family. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.įERGUSON, MO (KTVI) – The new leader of the policing effort in Ferguson, Missouri Highway Patrol Captain Ron Johnson, opens the unity rally at Greater Grace Church with a rousing speech. We provide the guidance necessary to increase a leader’s ability and confidence to not only lead but also create a healthy climate for those who follow them.This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Our multi-layered discovery process using skilled experts, challenges leaders to courageously unpack their assumptions no matter the situation or audience. We believe Worthy Leadership ™ requires strong leaders who are not afraid of healthy conflict and debate because the best decision and choice of action are led by facts, which can be guided overall by strong confident leaders who use a moral compass of empathy, compassion and selflessness.Īt Lodestone we meet leaders where they are and help them maximize their potential as moral, confident leaders who make the right decisions and choices, no matter the challenge. The rest of Captain Ron Johnson’s story in 2014 is well written in the public domain. On August 14, 2014, Governor Jay Nixon appointed Captain Johnson to lead protest security in Ferguson, Missouri, following the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown, Jr. This act of inclusiveness builds the sustainable leadership we believe all leaders need to become effective and worthy of the title, LEADER. Johnson, Retired joined the Missouri State Highway Patrol on July 1, 1987. These many differences today require confident, empathetic leaders who are intent on ensuring all parties represented have a chance to be heard when BIG decisions need to be made.
We know that change is among us due to many differences in our climate demographically, culturally, politically and social economically. Captain Ron is a 1992 comedy-adventure film directed by Thom Eberhardt, starring Kurt Russell, Martin Short, and Mary Kay Place. For many leaders, this climate exploration will occur within their place of employment, government institution, community center, household, neighborhood and/ or faith-based organization. At Lodestone, we ensure our Worthy Leadership ™ participants explore and then define the world climate of differences within their span of control. We believe a leader’s ability to empathize is enhanced when they have taken the time to explore the differences around them. However, the success of each leader depends on his or her willingness to use their leadership skills proficiently while maintaining a heightened level of sensitivity, empathy and compassion for all those they serve in an ever-changing world climate of differences. We believe LEADERSHIP is a skill that can always be enhanced. We believe every leader needs to make an honest assessment of who they are and how those they lead perceive them as effective and worthy of the title, LEADER. Greetings from Lodestone’s CEO, Captain Ron Johnson, RetiredĪt Lodestone, our Mission is to inspire leaders to use a moral compass of empathy, compassion and selflessness to discover personal and sustainable strength in leading others confidently, whether no one is watching or the whole world is watching.
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