Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Brian has joined the ranks of all the fallen officers before him. One of them is my son. We know the terrible feeling of such a great loss. Crime rates keep rising more policemen are dying. There are more laws protecting the bad guy than the Police Officer. Trying to Protect and Serve can become a deady job in just a second. Pray for Brians Family and Friends. Kenny

Deputy Sheriff Kenny Hetrick
Ottawa county Sheriffs Dept

REST IN PEACE NOW BROTHER, YOUR TOUR IN HELL IS OVER.

Anonymous

God, how sad we lost another good Officer just because he was doing his job. May God welcome you with open arms and together with all the others "Heroes", brothers and sisters in blue gone before you take care of all the others that still doing their job here on earth.

God bless your family and friends, they are not alone and you will never be forgotten.

Terry Miyares
widow
Officer Emilio Miyares
Hialeah Police Dept., florida
E/O/W/ 11/6/86

Terry Miyares,
Hialeah Police Dept.

You are not forgotten! We will continue to do the job in your honor and in memory of you and all who laid down their lives so that we could live in a civilized society. We are stronger because of you. Rest in peace.

PTLM. M.W. LUDLOW
PALMYRA POLICE DEPARTMENT, NJ

To Brian and his family,
I am in grief of the death of a good friend today, one who died in the line of duty two days ago, I heard of your ultimate sacrifice, thank you.
I do not have a message, except, I am proud to serve with officers like you. I unfortunately have seen to many fall. No cause seems enough to take the ones who care, the ones like you.
Thank you, for being there to defend those who needed you, thank you for standing when other could not, thank you for your sacrifice.
To the family:
I am sorry for you loss. You should stand proud, but I know that is no comfort. Hold, cry, you survive a hero one, who cared enough and was brave enough to stand and say "Stop!"

Sergeant
Metropolitan Police Washington DC

The Illinois state flag will be posted and Officer Strouse's name read at our May 14, 2002 Memorial Service.

Chaplain Jim Powell
Oldham County PD - Kentucky