Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

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

Anonymous

April 30, 2002

It is with great sadness that we read of the death of Deputy Sheriff David March, another fine law enforcement hero. Our prayers and condolences go out to his family, friends, and co-workers in Los Angeles County. We know, from recent firsthand experience, that this will be a time of numbing shock and stunning grief for all of you; we'll be thinking of you and praying that God will grant you peace and rest in the difficult days to come. David has joined an outstanding group of fine officers on eternal Heavenly Patrol.

Our sympathy,

Susan & Louis Prater
Nicholasville, KY

May the fallen Deputy rest in peace, and may his family be in all our thoughts and prayers. Another hero has been lost, but he will never be forgotten.

Anonymous

Friends and Family, Our hearts are grieving with you. Our prayer will be that you find a peace that is beyond your understanding.

Cathy Hill, widow
Deputy Barrett Hill
12/4/00

Greater Houston COPS

Rest in Peace Officer March and GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FOR YOUR DEDICATION AND THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE YOU MADE WHILE TRYING TO MAKE THE STREETS OF LA A SAFER PLACE FOR ALL OF US.

FROM: A SPOUSE OF A USMC OVER IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND A BROTHER IN LAW WHO IS A POLICE OFFICER AND ANOTHER BROTHER IN LAW WITH THE ORANGE CO. FIRE DEPT.

Hogan Family

Rest in Peace, Deputy March. Your watch here is over now and you're patrolling the golden streets now! May God comfort your family and friends through this difficult time. You are a true hero and we'll always remember.

Not another loss. God bless David March and all those other officers that gave their life to protect us.
Rest in peace.

Anonymous

DEPUTY MARCH,I DID NOT KNOW YOU BUT, NOW I KNOW OF YOUR WORKS AND WHAT YOU STOOD FOR.THIS SAYS IT BEST:LET EVERY SOUL BE SUBJECT TO THE GOVERNING AUTHORITIES.FOR THERE IS NO AUTHORITY EXCEPT FROM GOD,AND THE AUTHORITIES THAT EXIST ARE APPOINTED BY GOD.THEREFORE WHOEVER RESISTS THE AUTHORITY RESISTS THE ORDINANCE OF GOD,AND THOSE WHO RESIST WILL BRING JUDGMENT ON THEMSELVES.REST IN PEACE GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT.MAY GOD SALVE THE ACHING HEARTS OF THOSE WHO KNEW AND LOVE YOU.

Anonymous

David,

I saw the breaking news on TV yesterday just as I sat down to eat lunch. I saw your patrol car alongside the curb - lights on, driver door ajar... & then I saw the huge amount of blood spilled on the asphalt in front of your black & white. A sick feeling came over me immediately. The news reporter said you had been shot in the face & chest several times, & the suspect fled in his car. They said you had been transported to the hospital in grave condition, & I knew it was bad.

I learned this morning that you'd passed on, so when I put on my uniform this morning, I affixed the black band around my badge in your honor. I wear it as a tribute to you, & to all those in uniform who've been called home before you.

Even though I never knew you, I still want to thank you for helping to make Southern California a safer place. Thank you for your service, & ultimately for giving your life. You will surely be missed, but you will never be forgotten. God bless your wife & family.

Anonymous

To Deputy March family and friends our hearts and prayers go out to you.'


God Bless you

Terry Miyares
surviving spouse\
Officer Emilio Miyares
Hialeah PD, FL
1959-1986

Terry Miyares,
Hialeah Police Dept, (SOUTH FLORIDA COPS)

Rest in peace and God bless you brother.

Ptlm
Corning PD, Corning, NY

Dave, I am so very sorry to here about your death. Kim and I send our deepest sympathy and prayers to your Wife and family. We are losing to many in this war we fight on the streets. God bless you brother.

Lt. Mark Farmer
Aiken Department Public Safety

GODSPEED WARRIOR

Anonymous

I have been coming to this website since November 13,2001, when Deputy Sheriff Billy Ray Walls III was shot and killed in the line of duty. Billy and I started our law enforcement careers together as dispatchers at the University of Kentucky Police Department. Many times, during "hot" situations, we would climb the walls, wanting to be out in the action, instead of sitting in dispatch. As the years went by, Billy seemed to be a magnet for the "heavy stuff", and loving every minute of it. We never know when we leave for work whether we will come home, that is a part of the job and we all know that...to the family, friends, and fellow law enforcement brothers and sisters of Deputy March, he will be remembered as a hero by all of you, keep your memories close to your heart and he will never be far away. He is patrolling streets of gold with the finest law enforcement officers God ever made...My prayers will be with all of you at the most difficult time in a law enforcement family. Isaiah 40:31

JV Jackson
FCPS Divisiion Of Law Enforcement Lexington, Kentucky

To the family and friends of Deputy March, may God watch over you and keep you and may the knowledge that he is with the Lord help the pain seem a little more bearable. May Deputy March live in your hearts and minds forever, until we are all reunited again.

Sgt. Al Whitney
Yuma County Sheriff's Office, Yuma,AZ

"Come walk a beat on heaven's streets, you have done your time in hell"
RIP Deputy March

To the family and co-workers of Deputy Marsh, no words can express my profound sorrow and anguish. Rest assured that he died a hero, and will not be forgotten. Not tomorrow, not ever. We are all a family and never hesitate to reach out to your thousands of brothers and sisters for anything you may need.
God bless you and may the flights of angels convey David to his final home.

Sincerely,
Graham Campbell

PO Campbell
NYPD

god bless you gave your life for a great cause the preservation of the innocent and the world thanks you for it and so does god you truly are a hero unfortunately you had to die on my birthday but i am proud that my birthday is shared with your heroic deed.

ofc. p subida
wyndham asset protect division

To the family and friends of David March my thought and prayer go out to you as you try to make sense out of this tragic event. I know you take comfort in knowing that Deputy March died doing what he loved to do and he is now patrolling a beat in heaven. God Speed Brother and rest easy.

Senior Patrol Ofc. Kevin Armstrong
Anchorage Police Department

rest in peace our fallen hero. May God bless the family and friends of officer March.

shannon yates