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Retired Members

 
Retired members pay only $36.00 per year and enjoy benefits including legal services (from their member date) should anything arise from the time of their active membership.  Benefits also include a $10,000 accidental non-occupational death policy, yearly publications and decals.  
 

If you would like to go into our retired chapter, please send in a copy of your retirement paperwork showing the effective date.  Your account will be adjusted, and you will be sent an invoice if money is due.

 

Please fax (866-337-7722), email (membership_info@sspba.org), or mail  (2155 Hwy 42 S, McDonough GA 30252) the necessary paperwork to us as soon as possible so that your account can be adjusted. Your membership is important to us. If you have any questions, please call at 800-233-3506.

Southern States PBA News
Hayden Linton, AR Scholarship Recipient

May 6, 2026

Hayden Linton was born in San Diego, California but has called Rogers, Arkansas home since the age of three when his dad retired from the Navy. His hometown offers a powerful sense of community that Hayden appreciates. "No matter where you go or what you are doing, you will always be greeted by happy people, with a smile on their face. In Rogers as a kid, it was also very rare to be bored." He continues, "We have countless hidden gems behind every corner that make this city so entertaining to live in and so easy to call home."

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Student Studies Healthcare at Mom's Alma Mater

April 29, 2026

To say Hannah Williams is actively active might be an understatement. She is one of 20 students across 11 SSPBA divisions to receive a PBF scholarship this year through a parent's membership in PBA. Her stepfather is Robert J. Maxbauer III, a K9 handler of K9 J�ger at Louisburg (N.C.) Police Department for almost a year.

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Alabama Scholarship Winner Puts One Foot in Front of the Other

April 22, 2026

Jackson Patterson is a freshman at the University of South Alabama with several big ambitions. He's just not sure which ones he will follow yet. "Right now, my biggest challenge is deciding what I want my future to look like," he told me. He's studying engineering, and it's possible that he chooses to go straight into building a career in the aerospace industry after college. But it's also possible that he takes an even more interesting path ? he's interested in traveling the world and performing on stage, for example ? because if one thing's for sure about Jackson, it's that he's willing to branch out and try new things that he finds exciting ? even if they're unconventional.

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