Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Yet another year has passed PTL Glover, and once again i respectfully Honor you on this 9th anniversary of your tragic passing.

God Speed

Anonymous
Soon to be Corrections Officer, Ashtabula

November 18, 2006

G-d Bless.

November 18, 2006

Fallen but NEVER forgotten.

Joanie
Mother, daughter, sister, and granddau. of LEO's

November 7, 2006

I respectfully honor you today on this the 8th anniversary of your tragic death.

R.I.P Glover

God Speed

Anonymous
Citizen of Ashtabula

November 18, 2005

Officer Glover, i pass by Glover Drive everyday on my way to work and this reminds me of the sacrifice you and the rest of your brothers and sisters in blue lay on the line everyday.

I have heard you where an Officer of the highest integrity and devotion and want to thank you for the work you put in for the citizens of Ashtabula.

My deepest condolances to the Family of Officer Glover.

Gods Speed Glover, and please look over us as you now walk heavens beat.

Anonymous
Citizen of Ashtabula

August 17, 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 18, 2004

William you have been gone for some years but the loss is as real today as when you were taken from us Brother. God loves those who wear the badge and carries his sword. My belated condolence to your family.

Senior Trooper Keith Miller (Ret)
Oregon State Police

March 12, 2004

Rest in peace and thankyou for the sacrifice you made to keep others safe. May god watch over your family and keep them safe from harms way.

A FELLOW OFFICER
HIRAM POLICE DEPARTMENT

February 12, 2004

Rest easy, brother. A hero lives forever, never to be forgotten. Thank you for your service and may your family know that a piece of everyone's heart died that day. God bless us all.

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

August 23, 2003

MAY IT NEVER BE FORGOTTEN

May it never be forgotten as you patrol your beats

that you are human too, simply protecting our streets.

You close your eyes each night when you fall asleep,

praying to survive the challenges we know that you will meet.

Your oath is very sacred, you are honorable and true

The uniform is the same, brown, gray, black or blue.

The morals and values you represent are ones chosen by God,

You must do your best to succeed, to shine in your job.

The people of the community rely on you to protect,

They may not always show it, but for you they have respect.

The dangers and the pressures that face you are present every day,

And our thoughts and prayers are with you every step of the way.

The support may seem very minimal from those of us out here,

But know in your heart that for most of us, one thing is very clear

You are a law enforcement officer, a cop, a brother in blue

No greater respect can be shown for anyone like the respect we have for you.

We may not always show it, but please know in your hearts,

Our prayers are with you daily, as you try to give our children life’s safest start.

Marianne E. Glover

In memory of Ashtabula City Police Officer William D. Glover, Jr. who was killed in the line of duty November 18, 1997, as well as all officers who make the ultimate sacrifice for our safety.

Marianne E. Glover
Wife

My life and the lives of my children will never be the same without our beloved here with us.

Billy's death was brutal and senseless yet, he died doing what he loved best. If he was here to speak to us now, he'd tell us that he has no regrets. I know that.

Billy had a wonderful gift to give to us all, a special quality that made him a wonderful officer, a good friend to those who knew him, and someone for the kids of the community to look up to, to rely on and to respect.

Ashtabula lost one of their finest the day he died. He will never be forgotten.

It is in his memory that I wrote the following, so that he and all others remember that there are many of us still out here who respect not only the job that they do, but the sacrifices they make so that we may continue to live...

May it never be forgotten....

May it never be forgotten as you patrol your beats,

That you are human too, simply protecting our streets.

You close your eyes each night when you fall asleep,

praying to survive the challenges we know that you will meet.

Your oath is very sacred, you are honorable and true.

The uniform is the same, brown, gray, black or blue.

The morals and values you represent are ones chosen by god,

You must do your best to succeed, to shine in your job.

The people of the community rely on you to protect,

They may not always show it, but for you they have respect.

The dangers and the pressures that face you are present every day,

And our thoughts and prayers are with you every step of the way.

The support may seem very minimal from those of us out here,

But know in your heart that for most of us, one thing is very clear...

You are a law enforcement officer, a cop, a "brother in blue"

No greater respect can be shown for anyone like the respect we have for you.

We may not always show it, but please know in your hearts,

Our prayers are with you daily, as you try to give our children lifes safest start.

Written by Marianne E. Glover, in memory of Ptl. William D. Glover, Jr, who was killed in the line of duty Nov. 18, 1997, and for all officers who make the ultimate sacrifice.

Marianne E. Glover
Wife

Before Billy and his family moved to Ohio, I had the opportunity to work with him at Chesapeake Sheriff's Office, and went to Deputy school with his wife Marianne. My thoughts go out to her and their family and wish them well in their future without Billy. God must have had better plans for Billy in heaven. God bless the family and friends he left behind. Submitted November 1, 2001

Sgt. Bonnie Whitley
Chesapeake Sheriff's Office

My life and the lives of my children will never be the same without our beloved here with us.

Billy's death was brutal and senseless yet, he died doing what he loved best. If he was here to speak to us now, he'd tell us that he has no regrets. I know that.

Billy had a wonderful gift to give to us all, a special quality that made him a wonderful officer, a good friend to those who knew him, and someone for the kids of the community to look up to, to rely on and to respect.

Ashtabula lost one of their finest the day he died. He will never be forgotten.

It is in his memory that I wrote the following, so that he and all others remember that there are many of us still out here who respect not only the job that they do, but the sacrifices they make so that we may continue to live...

May it never be forgotten....

May it never be forgotten as you patrol your beats,

That you are human too, simply protecting our streets.


You close your eyes each night when you fall asleep,

praying to survive the challenges we know that you will meet.

Your oath is very sacred, you are honorable and true.

The uniform is the same, brown, gray, black or blue.

The morals and values you represent are ones chosen by god,

You must do your best to succeed, to shine in your job.

The people of the community rely on you to protect,

They may not always show it, but for you they have respect.

The dangers and the pressures that face you are present every day,

And our thoughts and prayers are with you every step of the way.

The support may seem very minimal from those of us out here,

But know in your heart that for most of us, one thing is very clear...

You are a law enforcement officer, a cop, a "brother in blue"

No greater respect can be shown for anyone like the respect we have for you.

We may not always show it, but please know in your hearts,

Our prayers are with you daily, as you try to give our children lifes safest start.

Written by marianne E. Glover, in memory of Ptl. William D. Glover, Jr, who was killed in the line of duty Nov. 18, 1997, and for all officers who make the ultimate sacrifice.

Marianne E. Glover
Ashtabula, OH