For twenty years, Don held the line along an altered path. The calls, the chaos, the politics-he could stomach it all for one reason: raising his daughter. But now, with that chapter of his life closed, the job's cracks are harder to ignore. The ones who wear the uniform but don't live up to it. The ones who lower the standard while good men burn out trying to hold it up. Don never wavered. An idealist in an industry where few truly were, he carried the weight of responsibility as best he could-never expecting recognition, never asking for thanks. But when the choice to keep going is taken from him, those left behind are forced to reckon with the man he was and the example he set. In his absence, his colleagues, his family, and the few who truly understood him look back on the path that led him to that crossroads-and the dignity with which he walked it. A gripping, unflinching look at how a man is remembered-not for what he said, but for what he stood for. For some, the job is everything. For Don, it was always about something more.