Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Frank, I never had the chance to say goodbye to you. You went out of your way to help the NCPD Narcotics Squad take down a major narcotic trafficker and illegal alien (rasta's) smuggler in 1979 and I will never forget your assistance and dedication. Thank you my friend...and goodbye

Detective George Freund
Nassau County Police Dept

April 27, 2007

Frank, my brother Dennis and I will never forget the good times we had in the Army Reserve together. I last saw you when you gassed up an unmarked car in my 105th Pct. Your straight forward wit and funny stories were legend. May you rest in eternal peace brother! I will never forget you. We will meet again at sundown.

P.O. Robert Conner (Retired)
NYPD

July 29, 2006

Officer Sledge,was and will always be a hero.You will never be forgotton by your brothers and sisters of the NYPD.Officers will visit your memorial page and thank you for your Police service. God bless you and your family,rest in peace my friend.

LT.CAROLLO
NYPD

May 19, 2006

Frank
26 years since that ttagic night.
Gone but not forgotten.
God bless!

TPF /SCU
NYPD-

January 26, 2006

RIP-one good cop!

NYPD-

September 16, 2005

I will never forget the night that my "Uncle Frank" was killed in the line of duty- it is still one of saddest memories.

Frank Sledge was a partner as well as a friend to my father in the 69th. I will never forget you and I know my father has never forgotten either.

May you rest in peace.

Kerri Duffy

Kerrin Duffy

September 29, 2004

YOU ARE ALWAYS IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. NOT A DAY GOES BY THAT I DON'T THINK AND MISS YOU. LINDA, RICHARD AND CORINNE SLEDGE

July 26, 2004

06/10/04

Each day I try to read the ODMP. Today I read your story. Any officer who dies in the line of duty will always be remembered for his sacrifice. You died a hero. Rest in peace Officer Sledge.

Captain Robert W Cannon, Ret.
Vermilion Co, Il. Sheriff's Dept.

June 10, 2004

I was in the US Army Reserves with Cecil. He was in the 99th Sig Bn. It was a 'blast' to work with him. He ran a tight ship as company Sgt. A great sense of humor. I think about him constantly and truly miss his funny stories. He died a terriable death. We'll meet again, I hope and share a beer and some of those laughs. You're not forgotten, my friend.

PO Dennis Conner Retired
NYPD

You did not die in vain. 23 years late you still survive through everyone who wears a badge. Rest easy and God bless your family.

Deputy M. Moore
Warren County S.O. (OH)