Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

I WAS THE NEXT IN LINE TO GET OUR ID PHOTO MADE AND WE LAUGHED AT YOUR SOUR EXPRESSION NOWING IT WASN'T REALLY YOU WE WERE ALL SO VERY YOUNG AND DEATH WAS NEVER EVER A THOUGHT RUTH MARY AND VOSS WHERE EVER YOU ARE I DID ALOT OF GROWING UP THAT DAY

PORKY

May 9, 2004

REST IN PEACE OLD FRIEND FROM A FELLOW CLASSMATE 17TH SESSION AND ONE OF YOUR PALLBEARER IN HOUSTON ON THAT RAINY DAY I OFTEN GO TO THE REAR OF THE OLD PD AND STOP AT THAT DOOR AND SAY "HI"

DEPUTY DON WATT
NUECES CNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT

May 8, 2004

As a child, I remember my father, who was either a classmate or a close friend of Officer Sartain, telling me about the incident. At the time, I didn't understand. Now, as a Agent, I can personally understand what my father was going through. Still to this day I will mention Officer Sartain's name and my father is silent.

Officer Sartain, although we never met, you were and are still a part of my life. I would like to say that although you are gone you will never be forgoten.

10-42...may you rest in peace.

Don Watt, Jr. Senior Patrol Agent
United States Border Patrol

May 1, 2004