Tayler Butler Real Estate Agent

05/09/2023

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05/05/2023

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05/03/2023

My husband was once on a small squad named "Charlie." There were 3-4 guys on this squad, and that day was just like any other. He took me to lunch because he was leaving town, but before he did, he told me that he had to stop at the PD for a bit. A few hours later, I saw on Facebook that someone from Charlie squad was murdered while responding to a DV. I frantically called/texted with no response. As I was processing this I thought about how my husband and the other guy on the squad were taking all of the calls for Darrin because he was days away from retirement, so in my mind it probably wasn't Darrin... I thought about how my husband was the youngest one on that squad and he was a state champion runner, so if there was some type of pursuit, Justin was likely the one who would go after him...The conversations I had with my honey just hours prior replayed in my head and I wasn't sure if he checked on or if he was just finishing up a report when he"stopped at the PD for a bit." Waiting to find out more information was an absolute nightmare and when I finally heard his voice, I felt a flood of relief and a flood of guilt for praying it was one of them and not my Justin.Havent we given enough? Let me just share my perspective.

I'm the wife of a police officer who has had to quietly sit back as the world hates my husband.The media does a wonderful job at portraying all cops as villains, which is extremely uneducated.ONE school shooter DOES NOT speak for the entire student body. ONE male s*x offender DOES NOT speak for all men and so on, but I digress. When I see these articles, I try to remember the people who actually see my husband.The ones who see him run towards the danger while everyone is running away.The ones who are deceitful while he is being honest.The ones who see him show compassion/mercy to those who do not deserve it.The ones who see him do the right thing when no one is watching and the one whose life is depending on him to respond to that call. As a wife, it's hard to send him out to a world that hates him for the job that he does. So, for the sanity of every cop wife, can we please normalize loving law enforcement?

05/02/2023

Just as every police officer, mine has experienced some kind of hardship, and our family was right there by his side- through multiple life-threatening calls, difficult calls, rescheduled holidays, and many lonely nights where we slept alone so our community could sleep safe. He has been an officer for 10 years, and here are 5 things I've learned as a police wife...

If he walks away from me in a store but tells me and the kids to keep walking, I've learned not to ask why.

Any restaurant we go to, I've learned to request the table at the back of the room and make sure to let him sit in the chair that gives him the best tactical advantage.

The sound of velcro means he's home safely.

I've learned not to get my hopes up when he says he's on his way home because he might get another call on the way.

Lastly, foil actually works better than black out curtains!

05/01/2023

Facts 🤣

04/30/2023

💗2023

04/29/2023

2023 📸

04/29/2023

Congratulations to my buyer! 💗

04/22/2023

Softball 2023 💗

04/22/2023

"I like dad's costume" -Jurnee 2023