Welcoming Two New Knights of MAGNUS

The Indiana Sheriffs’ Association Summer Conference at the historic French Lick Springs Hotel became the setting for a moment rooted in honor, service, and legacy.

During the conference, two exceptional Indiana leaders were inducted into the Knights of MAGNUS: Decatur County Sheriff William Meyerrose and Decatur County Crisis Intervention Team Coordinator Mike Eggleston.

Sheriff Meyerrose was inducted by Tippecanoe County Sheriff Bob Goldsmith, Knight of MAGNUS #58.

Mike Eggleston was inducted by MAGNUS|One CEO Jeff Kingsfield, Knight #9, and Indiana Sheriffs’ Association President Steve Luce, Knight #1.

These inductions recognize more than professional accomplishments. They honor the character behind the work, the courage required to lead, and the lasting impact created through service to others.

An Order Built on Strength, Leadership, and Legacy

The Knights of MAGNUS is an honorable order established to recognize individuals who embody the virtues of valor, leadership, and legacy.

To become a Knight is to accept a deeper responsibility. It means having the courage to lead when the path is uncertain, the integrity to serve when no one is watching, and the commitment to strengthen the people and communities entrusted to your care.

The Knight’s bracelet is more than a symbol. It is a personal reminder of the resolve, responsibility, and courage expected of every Knight. It also represents the shared purpose that connects the Order: advancing leadership for the greater good.

Sheriff Meyerrose and Mike Eggleston have demonstrated this commitment through their leadership, their service, and their investment in the well-being of others.

We proudly welcome them into the Order of the Knights of MAGNUS.

Congratulations, Sheriff Meyerrose and Mike Eggleston. This honor is well deserved, and the legacy you continue building matters.

Strength. Leadership. Legacy.

Learn more about the Knights of MAGNUS at www.knightsofmagnus.com.