Photos of U United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford advancement ceremony Friday at Ratliff Stadium. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it’s iconic history with the movie Friday Night Light and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
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United States Coast Guard Lt. Simon Sekitoleko, center right, shakes hands with United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford as he stands with his family at the end of his advancement ceremony Friday at Ratliff Stadium. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Light and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford, center, has his wife Kendra, left, and son Braydan, 11, right, pin his U.S. Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer (E-7 CPO) anchor lapel pins as his daughter Londyn, 7, holds his cap during his advancement ceremony Friday at Ratliff Stadium. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Lights and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford, center, speaks during his advancement ceremony with his wife Kendra, left, his son Braydan, 11, right, and his daughter Londyn, 7, holds his cap Friday at Ratliff Stadium. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Light and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford, center, shakes hands with Odessa Mayor Javier Joven after his advancement ceremony Friday at Ratliff Stadium. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Light and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford, left, shakes hands with State Rep. Brooks Landgraf (R-Odessa) after his advancement ceremony Friday at Ratliff Stadium. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Lights and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford speaks with the media about why he wanted to celebrate his advancement at Ratliff Stadium after the ceremony Friday on the field. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Light and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford speaks with the media about why he wanted to celebrate his advancement at Ratliff Stadium after the ceremony Friday on the field. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Light and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford wears his new cap with a U.S. Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer (E-7 CPO) anchor badge as he speaks with the media about why he wanted to celebrate his advancement at Ratliff Stadium after the ceremony Friday on the field. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Light and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford speaks with the media about why he wanted to celebrate his advancement at Ratliff Stadium after the ceremony Friday on the field. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Lights and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Jeremy Crawford, center, has his wife Kendra, left, and son Braydan, 11, right, pin his U.S. Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer (E-7 CPO) anchor lapel pins as his daughter Londyn, 7, holds his cap during his advancement ceremony with United States Coast Guard Lt. Simon Sekitoleko, far right, Friday at Ratliff Stadium. Crawford graduated from Permian and wanted to celebrate his advancement to petty officer at Ratliff Stadium because of it's iconic history with the movie Friday Night Lights and the fact that he ran track at Ratliff Stadium. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
