San Antonio Police Department, Texas
End of Watch Tuesday, December 11, 2001
Reflections for Patrolman Juan Antonio Morales
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From the family of officer Juan A. Morales. We would like to thank everyone for your kind words to us. May God bless all of you.
To all the officers working to protect us, we know Juan will be looking out for you. Bless you.
The Morales family
To Officer Morales family and friends,
He paid the ultimate sacrifice for us all. Putting the uniform on everyday you never know what the outcome of each day will bring. I am sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Officer Brian Hellinger
Louisville Division of Police
My thoughts and prayers are with Ofc. Morales, family and officers. Godspeed Officer Morales.
Lieutenant Brian Proffitt
LFUCG Div. of Corrections, Lexington, Ky
Juan "Tazz" Morales will be missed. He touched many lives including mine and always got me in a good mood when I was feeling down. He loved his family and his many co-workers and would do anything for them. He got that from his mother who would make holiday dinner for the traffic shift and made everyone feel like family. God bless you Tazz and we'll all miss you!!
Michael Moore "Jimmy"
San Antonio Police Dept
DRE Agency Coordinator
Patrolman
San Antonio Police
For those who pledge to uphold it, freedom requires a sacrifice the protected will never know.
Anonymous
The loss of another officer is always tough to hear of. My thoughts and prayers are with each of Officer Morales' family members. The job of a motorcycle officer is perhaps the most dangerous and yet most satisfying jobs that can be found. I would like to thank you for the professional job you did while you were with us. The streets of gold must need a "wheel man" to watch over them. You will always be in my prayers. Rest well my brother. We will meet again...
Officer Michael Howell
Kansas City Kansas Police Department
Words cannot express our sympathies at the loss of our fellow South Texas Officer. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and co-workers of Officer Morales.
Sgt H.L. Hawbaker
Hidalgo County Sheriff's Department (TX)
To all the family,friends,brothers and sisters in blue of Officer Juan Morales
My heart is heavy.. when I was told of the tragic death of another officer, I knew this officer,not very well, but had spoken with him several times when he was in the SAPD dispatch office working the mic. He always had such a happy attitude! May you rest in peace Juan and always be that guardian angel for your family, friends and fellow officers in blue.
CT (Former SAPD dispatcher)
EMT-I Cindy (Trucksess) Leinen
Sgt Co EMS
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God. Matthew 5:9
Anonymous
Brother Morales Peace be with you on your journey. Please watch over the rest of us.
To the family may God Bless and comfort you during these tragic times.
To the San Antonio Police Department, May the Lord watch, protect, and comfort you at this sorrowful time.
Sgt Rex Prince
Tennessee Highway Patrol
My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Officer Morales and the San Antonio Police Department in their loss.
Patrolman Manuel J. Maciel
Laredo Police Department
My prayers go to Officer Morales' friends and family and to the entire SAPD. Find strength in friends, family and The Almighty.
Officer Ryan Herring
Austin PD
To Officer Morales family and friends, our heart and prayers go out to you.
God Bless you
Terry Miyares
widow
Officer Emilio Miyares
Hialeah Police Dept.
1959- E/O/W 1986
Terry Miyares, officer's widow
Hialeah Police Dept, (SOUTH FLORIDA COPS)
It kills me when i hear about an officer losing his life; but it kills me more when he has a family and young children. God bless you Patrolman Morales. Thanks for the 11 years.
Explorer Justin Betts
Alameda County Sheriff's
I know God has prepared a special place in heaven to all those officers killed in the line of duty. God only picks the best to watch over the streets of heaven. They say heaven is the most beautiful place one could imagine. I think we owe it to all the officers walking the beat there. The next few weeks will be the toughest for the family and for the fellow officers. Take care of each other. I know its hard. We are going through the same situation. God bless all peacekeepers. Your fellow officer is gone but keep his memory alive by doing the job as best as you can.
Dep. Todd Sponcil
Jessamine Co Sheriff's Dept.
Kentucky
Dep. Todd Sponcil
Jessamine Co. Sheriff's Dept.
To the family of Officer Morales, my thoughts and prayers go out to you. MY God bless you and keep you in the palm of his hands.
Anonymous
Off Juan "Tazz" Morales was a good friend I worked with for 3 years. He always had a smile on his face in good times and bad times. He leaves behind 4 beautiful children and a lovely wife and family. Every Thanksgiving, his mother would invite the Traffic Shift to her house for dinner and every year it outstanding. Tazz loved his job and his family and will be deeply missed.
I'm going to miss you "Jimmy"
Mike Moore
Patrolman Michael Moore
San Antonio Police Department
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