Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

While most of us are tucked nice and neat in our warm beds, many of our Brave soliders are losing their lives on our behalf. Thank you for your service and for protecting us while we sleep.
wife of an leo

June 1, 2007

G-d Bless.

June 1, 2007

James,
Though I had not seen you while you were in the military I can see you had not changed. Everyone who speaks about you says how kind you were. Your heart was filled with love for anyone who was in need. Sometimes I still cant believe that you are gone. It feels like yesterday we were a bunch of teenagers walking around town just trying to find something to do. Now most our lives are so busy we long to have those days back. I think most of all we long to have you back. I wondered why god would take you from us when you had so much love to give down here. Then I realized, if anyone is going to be up there watching our back there is no better man for the job. You were a great friend who grew into a wonderful man. May your heart shine down on us forever.
Until we meet again dear friend.

An old friend

April 23, 2007

Brother James,
We served together at Campbell, and as Joisey boys we were extremely close. I hope you are doing well up there in Heaven and looking down upon us and smiling because you are in a better place. God bless you brother and I have not and will not ever forget about you.

Ptl. Andres Mejia
Lawrence Twp. PD, NJ

March 9, 2007

I miss you every day, but especially at this time of year. I loved you more than you could ever know. I wait and pray for the day I see tyou again. I am so proud to have been your mom.
Thanks to all others who have left messages and continue to serve. You are all in my prayers.

Carol Sakofsky
Mother

December 10, 2006

I was an MP with you in Kosovo as part of the 716th MP BN, but never had the chance to meet you in life. Your accident was tragic, but yet at the same time a wake-up call as to what could happen. May you rest in peace and know that we'll take over down here.

Trooper
NJSP and US MP

August 23, 2006

James,

My brother. We served together for 2 years. I come across pictures of us on occation and remember things such as MGD and Austin Powers. I recieved news of your death and was saddend to the very depths of my heart. I still think about you after all these years and will continue to until we meet again. I photographed your headstone at ANC and keep the picture with me in my patrol car. I visit your grave everytime I get to ANC. I miss you still and can not wait to see you again my friend. May God keep you close until we meet again.

Scott

PO SR Scott Fransen
Gwinnett County PD (Former MP 1996-2001) 10th ASG

June 24, 2006

Thank you for your service to our country and your fellowman. Rest in peace my brother.

State Constable J.L. Green
S.C. State Constables

June 1, 2006

Thank you for your service! May you rest in peace, Sir! You will never be forgotten.

Police Officer

May 16, 2006

My deepest condolences go out to the Safofsky family. You may be lost, but you are never forgotten.

Assist, Protect, and Defend

PV2 Sean Holva
304th Military Police Battalion

March 8, 2006

Rest in peace brother, your work is done. May God bless your family.The sacrifice you have made does not go unnoticed, nor will you be forgotten.

Sgt Paul C. Huber
Swiss Army MP Service

May 14, 2005

You touched so many lives that you didn't even know; a hero to those who wished to know you. You graced this world with honor and dignity that continues in our memories.

SUSAN WALLING, CIVILIAN

January 9, 2005

The ripples you left behind are still touching many hearts and making many lives better. How do we say thank you? By going on and making a difference wherever we are. Thanks James. May we make you proud.

Donna Thompson

November 17, 2004

My Heart goes out to the Family and Friends of Officer Sakofsky. Go with God my brother....Assist, Protect, Defend!
MP...solid as a rock.

Pfc. Andrew Bean
U.S. Army Military Police Corps (Prior Service)

February 10, 2004

On behalf of the military police corps we would like to say " at ease soldier well done'. goodbye officer sakofsky. may you rest in peace. As a tai I see the dangers of a traffic accident and it has brought me a new respect for how and where I travel. As a mp we put at least 200 to 300 miles on the patrol cars a week 24hrs 7 days. It is a shame that a promising future for this fine soldier has been striped away,our hearts go out to his family and friends.

spc ruiz
traffic accident investigator 34th mp det.

January 20, 2004

thank you ! it is soliders like this that make me get up in the morning and go do my job however dangerous it may be.
god bless!

PFC Jade Kilbane
Ft.Knox,ky

kilbane jade PFC
34th mp det ft knox ky

January 4, 2004

To the family of Military Police Officer Sakofsky my heart goes out to you.

As a former MP for 5 years I know the dangers an MP faces here at home and while deployed for his country. His sacrifice will not be forgotten.

"Of the troops, and for the troops!"

Deputy Sheriff (Former MP)
Orange Co SO

October 17, 2003

I wish to express my condolances to the family of MP Sakofsky. The loss of a family member while stationed overseas is extremly hard. I am currently deployed in Kosovo and I also 3 days ago almost lost my life in some of the extreme mountain terrain that we are required to drive. Your loss may save future personnel. As I will constantly remind personnel of the dangerous conditions here. Again I am sorry for your loss.

SSG. Arlie R. Potter
United States Army Military Police Corps

August 21, 2003

Our prayers go out to you and your family. We know all too well the pain that you are going through. We will remember you in our prayers John 14:27

Mother of fallen MP Brian T. Gleason 8/9/2000

Tammy Persin

Rest in peace Bro. May God bless you and your family.


Former U.S. Army Military Policeman 1979 - 1982

Master Officer Don Hurley
Eloy, Az. Police Department

What a tragic loss. I lost an MP in 99 to a traffic accident.
This is a sad reminder that being an MP is a dangerous job in peacetime or war.

Know that all of us in the MP Corps and law enforcement share in the loss. God Bless his family and colleagues.

He now patrols the streets of heaven with St. Michael.

Carry on soldier and thanks from an old MP "top". Of the troops and for the troops!

First Sergeant John A. Millan (civ cop)
HHC, 105th Military Police Company
Asheville, NC
NC Army National Guard

First Sergeant JA Millan
US Army Military Police

I would like thank you for being a military police on this veterans day you will not be forgotten Mary

civilian mary cocke
united state Park Police

I would like to take this time to reflect on how dangerous a MP's life can be. I myself am an MP in Maryland right now. I like to look at this from time to time, because it will bring you back to earth as to what can happen. I plan on going into civilan law enforcement when I get out of the military, and will still grieve the loss of law enforcement officers, both military and civilian.
Spc. Nicholas L. James

Spc. Nicholas James

Thank you. And welcome home hero. You answered the call to go off to a forgin land a leave your loved ones behind.
The Military Police Corps lost a brave hero and a great man. You now join the ranks of the best of the best.

PO Michael A Baker
Kansas City, Missouri PD

Godspeed Hero

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