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Reserve Deputy Sheriff Constance Ellen Worland

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, California

End of Watch Saturday, May 2, 1981

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Reflections for Reserve Deputy Sheriff Constance Ellen Worland

I met Connie long ago when I was thinking about a career in law enforcement..we went to a couple of parties and went running up at BC (Bizcaluz Center)....I remember her smile, energy and personality and I was shocked and saddened when she died. I am about to retire from my 25+ year law enforcement career and remember Connie fondly. I visit her grave every time I visit my parent's grave in Cypress, California...........my prayers are always with Connie and her family. You are not forgotten !

Dianna Anderson
Long Beach Police Department

September 8, 2005

~~~Eternally and Always~~~

I didn't get to say goodbye
You're gone without a reason why
I've loved you all of my life
and then you weren't there

I didn't get a chance to say
how much I cared
I can't even remember the tears
that I cried
All I really wanted was to tell you
Goodbye

When I last saw you I felt I wouldn't
see you again
There was a distance between us
that I couldn't explain
You wouldn't look
at me but I could see the tears
in your eyes
If you knew then
You should have told me
Then I could have said
Goodbye

So many words left unspoken
So many hearts left so broken
My love for you is forever
And that will never die
We'll be together always
Our souls are one with God
Eternally and Always
I'll never have to say
Goodbye

February 10, 2005

Let it never be said that the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has forgotten its own. Your name is on our wall and will always be in hearts.

Rest in peace.


Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

September 2, 2004

Connie was my god mother, she helped take care of me when my dad was overseas for vietnam. I was only 12 when she died and we were in Hawaii at the time so we could not make it for the services. I remember being very proud of her that she finally made it. The last time i saw her, before we went overseas I remember she gave me a bible, I wish i could remember more, I Wish i had the chance to get to know her more, the only thing i have left is some words she had put in my baby book. I loved her and think of her often. My thoughts always with her family. I am now married to a Police Officer, I think aunt Connie is the guardian who gives me the strength to be supportive for him and keep my family strong. I Love You. God Bless to all and stay safe.

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