Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Scott,
It has been almost 11 years and your murderer has not been brought to justice yet. I pray that it happens soon so your beloved family has closure. Once again, we will have correctional workers week this May. You will be remembered. I visited Lompoc recently and they made a beautiful park in your honor in the staff housing area across the street from the training center we spent so much time at for training. I still remember that day as what I saw and experienced then and since then has not gone away. Always know you will be remembered and honored. May god blesss your family and keep them safe.

Kevin Sedlak
BOP Retired

Kevin Sedlak
BOP-Lompoc (Fort Dix) Retired

March 17, 2008

I never met you personally, but over the years I have worked with several of your "road dawgs" from Lompoc. You were respected and loved and still painfully missed by your friends. It has now been more than 10yrs and no justice has come, but "Vengence is mine sayeth the Lord".

FCC Butner

November 30, 2007

Wow what can I add thats not already been said. Scott I never met you but your bravery and courage is something I will always look up to you make me proud to wear this uniform. On that day in 1997 we lost a very good man a brave Federal Law Enforcement Officer you are not forgotten Scott rest in peace and maybe one day we will get justice in your case.

Officer Shane Pate
Federal Bureau Of Prisons

November 27, 2007

Scott, Another year has gone by. I just wanted to say that we have not forgotten you. May God bless you and your family.

RM Taylor
BoP Terminal Island

April 5, 2007

I didn't know you personally, but did work with one of you buddies at the Federal Transfer Center in Oklahoma City. I remember the day very well even though it's been 10 years, and to my knowledge no one has been prosecuted for your death. Even if nothing is done, the Man upstairs will have something to say about it. To all my other Brothers, stay safe and watch each others back

S.O.S. Floyd Mullens
FCI El Reno

April 1, 2007

Officer Williams
I never meet you, though I feel like I have known you for years. I worked with Mike Doyle at FCI Pekin and during ART, he can not relive that tragic day without tears filling his eyes and stoping to catch his breath. You have made such an impact on all of us in the BOP.
J. SEWELL
LIEUTENANT, MCC SAN DIEGO

Lieutenant
BOP-MCC SAN DIEGO

December 23, 2006

God bless you and your family. It truly is the ultimate sacrifice. Rest In Peace Brother

Officer Don Seguin
FCI Ray Brook

November 4, 2006

RIP Brother....Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. You gave the ultimate sacrifice that day. You are a symbol of Strenth, Pride and most of all COURAGE. May God Bless.

SAP Senior Officer Specialist
USP-2 Coleman

October 25, 2006

R.I.P. Fellow Officer...

MCC New York Federal Bureau of Prisons

September 10, 2006

Brother Scott,
It has been several years since that terrible night. I remember too well what I saw that night....I will never forget it...Know that when I was asked to clean up the scene, I did it with the utmost respect. I been to the wall in Wafhington recently and visited with you for awhile. I have your arm band we all had made on the wall in my study. I relate stories about all the things we did at "the new rock". Some funny and some not so funny....But as Shakespear once said "we few...we happy few....we band of brothers" Rest in peace Scott and I pray you and your family will get Justice soon.

Kevin Sedlak
USP Fire Chief
BOP-Retired

Safety Officer Kevin Sedlak
BOP-USP Lompoc-Retired

September 2, 2006

Scott,
It has been several years since you gave your life. I remember too well what I saw that evening and I remember too well cleaning up the scene after it was processed. I did that job with the utmost respect for you, Not a day goes by that I have not thought of you, my fellow officers or that day. I remember rushing into the institution and knowing your fate. I went to the wall recently in Washington and found your name and took pictures of it. T have told my current wife all about you, SORT and what it was like at Lompoc. I still have your name band on the wall in my study we all had made. May your family get justice soon. Continue to watch over all of the officers still on watch in the prisons across america. Rest in peace my brother..until we meet again

Kevin Sedlak
USP Fire Chief
BOP-Retired

Kevin Sedlak
BOP_USP Lom,poc (retired)

September 2, 2006

You'll never be forgotten brother. Thank you for your sacrifice to keep other "family members" safe. Rest in Peace

FCC Butner
Federal Bureau of Prisons

June 28, 2006

A big part of my heart was left there on that day.

Rest in peace brother. I wish I had known you better then I did, but you are never far from my thoughts.

E.Young
Bureau of Prisons

April 26, 2006

Hello My Brother;
As you well know, I spent some time with you at your resting place this past April 3, 2006. Sorry I haven't been back since the day you were laid to rest in 1997, it's been difficult for me. It was wonderful to spend some time with you though. Myself and your Lompoc SORT brothers paid our respects and reflected on your life. We talked of your old clunker car, your musty old Chevron hat and your incredible running abilities... :) The day you passed changed my life forever. Every day is spent as if it is my last. I enjoy every living monent now and I tell the ones I love, that I love them every chance I get. Not a day goes by that your not thought about. I'll never forget, you and I in back of the pack during those long long Lompoc SORT training runs. We weren't slow, we just wanted to make sure everyone finished OK and that no one got lost...he he. I just want you to know that you are with me on every run I take. When I need that extra lift, I look to my right at you and you tell me, "keep on movin." You will forever be with me. Scott...stay strong and stand proud my brother...

Until we run together again...

Your SORT brother
Dan Painter

Dan Painter. LOMPOC SORT
BOP

April 11, 2006

To my brother Scott.. You are missed by everyone that came in contact with you..Not a day goes by that I do not think of you..till we meet again by the white gates.. rest in peace brother and know that we continue to do your job... We will see justice...

KOE 956 Clear!!!!

Lieutenant Jeff Cox
BOP/ FCI Fairton

April 7, 2006

To Officer Scott James Williams and his loved ones:

On this the ninth anniversary of your tragic death, please know that your memory is honored and revered today.

My heart goes out to your family. You’re in our thoughts and our prayers.

Officer Willims, your selflessness and dedication are awe-inspiring. This world, this country, your community truly are better places because of you. To have lost you is a great tragedy, an irreplaceable, immeasurable loss for society. We are grateful for and to you, and honor you for all you did for us day in and day out whether you received a word of thanks or praise.

Rest in Peace, Officer Willliams. I am humbled by your valor, courage, and dedication.

This reflection is sent with the utmost respect for the distinquished service Officer Lompoc gave to his community and the citizens of our country, and for the supreme sacrifice he and his family made on April 3, 1997.

Phyllis Loya, mother of fallen officer Larry Lasater, Pittsburg PD, eow 4/24/05

April 3, 2006

Bother You are not forgotten you are still in the harts and mind of many through out the agency. I still remember the good times we had in SEG, durring air lifts and durring SORT training. I will always remember the chevron hat, brown leather belt and your sense of humor. Thanks for being a freind and a brother.

Lieutenant M Randall
BOP

April 2, 2006

I can only say that threw your memory, soul, and honor, I do my job with pride and your family on my mind. I did not know you, but as a member of our SORT team here, it is my duty to carry on our "brotherhood in arms" in your memory. It is an honor!!

SOS JeffOpperman
BOP

March 31, 2006

Scott, I had the luck of meeting two of your friends in the last few months. He is a fellow Officer and jogging buddy to you. She is his wife. They recently moved to my area from Lompoc. They had wonderful things to say about you and your family. I want your family to know that you are still missed and loved and your memory lives on. You are a hero for even when you were stabbed, they told me you fought the inmate as he attacked another officer, saving his life. May you rest in peace and keep watch over your family.

Marsha
Wife of a CHP

March 22, 2006

May god bless you . You will never be forgotten Matthew 5:3 "Blessed are the Peacekeepers for they shall be called the sons of god"

Senior Officer Specialist D. Gonzalez
Federal Bureau Of Prisons Brooklyn, NY

March 2, 2006

May god bless you . You will never be forgotten Matthew 5:3 "Blessed are the Peacekeepers for they shall be called the sons of god"

Senior Officer Specialist D. Gonzalez
Federal Bureau Of Prisons Brooklyn, NY

March 2, 2006

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BOP

October 7, 2005

Scott, I didn’t know you personally but, I wished I had. Thank You, for the ultimate sacrifice.

Here it is August 2005 and still no justice for you, or your family. Write your senators and your congressman folks, Lets give Scott and his family the justice they deserve so they can rest.

August 19, 2005

Officer Williams,
Thank you for your bravery and service. You are a true hero. My department also recently experienced losing a good officer, Manuel Gonzalez, EOW 1-10-05. You will always be remembered.

Officer J. Navarro
California Department of Corrections/Former BOP, FCI T.I.

May 7, 2005

In the early 1990's I worked as a correctional supervisor at USP Lompoc. Although I did not know officer Williams, I know what he was: a professional lawman just doing his job the way it was supposed to be done. Many of the staff currently working at USP Lompoc were there at the same time I was. Although very belated, I send condolences to the family of Officer Williams, his friends and his co-workers and pray to never have to send another. Thank you Mr. Williams, for having been one of us.

Captain Robert W. Callahan
Federal Bureau of Prisons

April 13, 2005