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RIP You will never be forgotten. H. Doughty Erik, you were a tremendous FTO and a better person! I miss you tremendously and fondly remember the calls we went on together... TPD Officer Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. Your story of heroism will be shared amongst Officers for years to come. We will continue to honor you and your family as long as I am a member of this Police Department. We miss you brother. Officer May you rest in peace and may your family be held in the healing heart of The Lord. God bless all police officers. Anonymous I just wanted to let your family and friends know that there are many out here who know the pain that you feel today. My brother Roger was killed 4 years ago today on June 2nd. You are in the thoughts and prayers of many folks who care. I pray that God will bless you with many precious happy memories to help fill your heart "especially today". Judy Coleman It's been one year today and we have not forgotten your sacrifice. Thank you for all you did! Anonymous OFFICER HITE, ITS JUNE 2, 2009. A LONG YEAR HAS GONE BY WITHOUT YOU, YOUR NOT FORGOTTEN, WE ALL MISS YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!!!! C. HERNANDEZ To Officer Erik David Hite, his family and his fellow officers with the Tucson Police Department: Wives Behind The Badge, Inc It's been nearly a year and we have not and will not forget everything you've done. Rest in peace my friend gone but surely not forgotten....... Detective J. Ferrell Erik, it was a great honor and privilidge to attend the National Police Officer Memorial Services in Washington, D.C this past week. We went to honor you, show respect to Nohemy, Samantha, your extended family, and to remember all that have fallen. You will never ne forgoten. Know that your department represented you with the utmost in professionalism and pride. Rest in peace our brother and friend. Fellow TPD Officers I would like to take a moment, during this, Lisa Gagliano Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. I didn't know you, but I will have the opportunity to ride in your memory. I participate in the Police Unity Tour, we ride bicycles from New York to D.C during police week to remember the fallen officers "WE ride for those who died". Thank you for your service. I would like to meet any family members during police week if able to attend. My number is 865-804-4702 if someone could pass this along to the family of Officer Hite. Call any time. Chief Deputy Tim Phillips Eric, Ofc. A. Elliot rest in peace officer hite heros live forever Anonymous Always thinking about you Partner. Richard Morreira God bless you, hero. Your loved ones are in my thought and prayers. May God give them the strength to carry on. K.L. Hi Erik, I don't really know what to say, but I was thinking of you today. I feel that you are happy where you are, but I still feel sad. I wish you were here, we all do. Love, Roylene Roylene A HERO TO MORE THAN HE KNOWS. ©2004 Emory - Ephrata, WA I'm sorry about the disrespect shown to your memory and those left behind by you in regards to the "recording artists" that used your photo Anonymous God bless the Hite family. Erik is truly a hero to all. Sister of a cop My heart goes out to Officer Hite's family in light of the recent disrespect directed at his death on a recent CD. It is hard that anyone could be so heartless and make light of his death. Jessica I grew up in Tucson, and went to high school with a girl named Kim Hite, so when I saw this on America's Most Wanted memorial, I thought maybe I know somebody in your family, and want to extend my condolences to Mrs. Hite, and their children, and all their extended family. I haven't been back to this website since we lost a sheriff deputy here in Hawaii, Daniel Browne-Sanchez, nearly two years ago. It's such a huge impact on the entire community, not only the community where the officer works, but the entire law enforcement community and their families. We all know it could happen, we pray every day for the safety of our own loved ones, and everybody who chooses to put themselves in harm's way to protect others. We'll never know how many lives were saved on June 1 by Erik's sacrifice. I'm very happy to see that Erik attended church, and knew our Lord, and I'm sure he has been welcomed into the eternal Kingdom. We pray for continued strength for his widow and children, that they may come to a place where grief will be replaced by the pride and comfort of knowing that Erik gave his life doing something he truly believed in. May God watch over all. Aloha ke Akua (God is Love) Nanci Munroe Erik, you were remembered on the latest officer down segment of America's Most Wanted. I recognized your photo from this website. Just reminding your Anonymous God Bless the Hite Family on this day,as we celebrate a birth today we also remember the fallen. a sister in blue Erik, know that at the Rincon substation you are never far from any of our thoughts and we miss seeing you. We also miss that very special smile you shared on a daily basis. Sergeant
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