Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

I was only ten when you died, and I probably only met you once or twice, so I don't remember you. I do remember your pretty daughter who is about my same age. I'm sure she's grown up to be a beautiful woman, very proud of her dad.

I know my mom and dad thought the world of you. They were so crushed when you were killed. I distictly remember my mom crying about your passing, and my dad being extremely angry and upset.

My folks spoke often of the trip they took in their big, black limousine with you and your wife to Milwaukee for the Indy car race. They both said repeatedly that you were a joy to be around, and that you made them laugh until they cried!

My old man's gone now too, so I know you and he are up there, having a few beers and swapping stories.

Thank you for your service. I hope to meet you again someday.

P. Johnson

December 29, 2005

On the anniversary of your death, I salute you for your service and honor you for your sacrifice.

A hero never dies....

Rest in peace, hero.

November 2, 2004

thanks for looking down and keeping me safe.

patrolman mike atwell
hutchins pd

July 9, 2004

I never had the chance to know you but i did know your brother kenny..Kenny always had a good thing to say about you..know that kenny is there with you I know he has a big smile on his face..GOD BLESS YOU

Anonymous

You live on.

Dep
MCSD