Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

God Bless you brother

Officer
Chesterfield County Police Department, Virginia

Another Hero snatched from us too soon. Officer Blount, thank you for your courage, you undoubtedly prevented an innocent civilian from harms way. To his family, friends, and co-workers, you will hold his memories close and smile everytime you rmemeber a special event you shared, he is in the company of God's army and serving a special mission. The sadness I feel for your fiance and young son is immense. We will never know "why", but will trust in the Lord that his plan is perfect and you will see your loved ones soon. God Bless....

KY Peace Officer
Isaiah 40:31

Rest in peace brother.

Police Officer
Denver Police Department

The citizens of South Fulton County were fortunate to have such a fine officer protecting them from the elements of crime. He gave his all while protecting those he served and the community he loved.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, co workers and all those in law enforcement still serving and protecting. May God put his protective arms around you all.

Roger Parker
Concerns of Police Survivors

Another Brother gone, yet never forgotten. God Bless you and those you left behind. Know that in your short life, you made a difference and were loved for it. I pray that God's guiding hand will wtach over you and protect your family. Rest easy, Brother, we'll take the watch from here.....

Deputy K.J. Bowden
Ingham County sheriff's Office, MI.

Officer Blount is my age and we both have around the same amount of time on the job. He is a stranger in theory, but a brother in reality. He will be avenged and I'm sure many good men are not sleeping until he is.

On behalf of the 37,000 sworn members of the NYPD, our prayers and thoughts and assistance goes out to the Blount family and his fiancee, and his coworkers. Be proud and know he was doing his job. He was saving lives, while giving his.

P.O. Graham Campbell
New York City Police Department

It is sad to see such a young life struck down this way. May you Rest in Peace Ofc. Blount, and watch over us all.

P.O.
NPD

My prayers are with Offier Blount's family and fellow officers. The days to come will be difficult, but with God's grace you will get through it.

My prayers are also with the officer that found Officer Blount as well this officer's family. I know the weeks and months to come will be difficult.

Trust that God will see you all through this very difficult time.

Wife of Deputy
Hamilton Co. Sheriff's Dept. TN

Rest in Peace Brother. You are with GOD and your Family Now and Forever.

Trooper
New Jersey State Police

Aaron, you will be missed. We will find who did this. Rest in peace my friend.

Officer Blalock
Fulton County PD

Rest in peace blue angel.

S. Yates
concerned citizen

It is hard to find the words to express how I feel as a brother in blue but I send my prayers to your family, fiance' and child. I also pray for your brothers in blue as many of your friends are also my friends and we all serve in the same communities. You will be missed by us all and we will continue the fight in your, and the many others', honor. God's speed Officer Blount. May your next beat be lined with great restraunts and slow bad guys...

Cpl. K. Smith
East Point Police Dept.

Officer Blount, your family and the Fulton County PD will always be in my prayers. So REST IN PEACE.

Anonymous

To the family, friends and co-workers of THIS HERO Officer Blount, I'm so sorry for your loss.

Jamie Johnson,surviving sister of
Officer Jon Cook
San Francisco Police Dept.

The prayers of my family will be with Aaron, his family, friends, and co-workers at this most difficult time.
I am truly devastated at your loss. Aaron will be remembered as the hero he is...always.

Ptlm. P.K. Harding
Binghamton (NY) PD

As we escorted the EMS unit to the hospital I prayed that you would be O.K. Once I opened the door to the unit I knew that you were gone. But I knew you were O.K. now you are part of a very special police force, watch over us and keep us safe. May God Bless your family and the many friends left behind.

Sgt. Paul Poole
Atlanta Police Motor Unit

You fell protecting the citizens of this city and the local newspaper doesn't even run a front page story on you. They ran a story of a bicycle race. Can you imagine? There are those of us who honor your courage, and know your new beat is paved with gold and free of crime. May God bless your mother, fiance and child, and give them peace.

Administrator
Federal Bureau of Prisons

May the road rise to meet you
May the wind be always at your back
May the sun shine warm upon your face
May the rain fall gently upon your fields
And until we meet again
May God hold you in the palm of his hand

God bless you and your family.

Ret/Sgt AJC
MCSD NJ

My prayers are with Officer Blount's family, friends & co-workers. I know how difficult it is to lose someone you love in the line of duty. Trust in God to help you through and lean on those who offer to help you. There are many people (some survivors like myself) who will help pray you through. I still pray everyday for the strength to deal with the heartache. Know that your loved one will never be forgotten.

Denise
Survivor of Calvin E. Taylor NCSHP E.O.W. 10-3-01

You are a true hero, Officer Blount. Although some of us never knew you, we will never forget you. May your sacrifice be known and appreciated by the world. Rest in peace brother.

Police Officer
Atlanta Police Department

The urgent calling of nature longs to be tested, seeks to be challenged beyond itself. The warrior within us beseeches Mars, the god of War, to deliver us to that crucial battlefield that will redeem us into the terrifying immediacy of the moment. We want to face our Goliath so we may be reminded that the warrior David is alive, in us. We pray to the war gods to guide us to the walls of Jerrico so we may dare the steadfastness and strength of our trumpet call. We aspire to be defeated in battle by powers so much greater than ourselves, so that the defeat itself will have made us larger than when we arrived. We long for the encounter that will ultimately empower us with dignity and honor....Be not mistaken: the longing is there and it's terrible and beautiful and tragic.

Anonymous

Officer Blount-you are a true hero. If the world had more people like you it would be such a better place.
To the family-I feel your pain. Never foget that your loved one gave ALL. Keep him alive in your hearts and he will forever be there with you.Know that he is now in the arms of God and in some awsome company.God has a special place for those that care enough to give thier lives for the saftey of strangers! Remember Officer Blount is always and All ways with you. In the wind that blows across your body. In the sun that warms your face. In the rain drops that drop on you. And in every memory that brings a smile to your face and the joy that comes from knowing him.
GOD BLESS YOU Danitia D Dunkerton sister of
Cherokee County Deputy Dana Shaw EOW 08/08/99
IN LOVING MEMORY OF TINY 211

Danitia D. Dunkerton

As a Fulton County native, I know that his zone was a dangerous one to patrol. It took a brave man to do his job. There are many factors that make it difficult. It is obvious he was going to try to prevent something from happening, or prevent someone from being hurt. Another young "soldier" killed in action. I for one, thankyou, PO Blount, for trying to make my home a safer place to be and live. My heart aches with the loss.

Another hero taken so suddenly, rest in peace Brother Aaron, you will never be forgotten.


Son of Glenn "Truman" Wortham EOW 7/15/73

Assistant Chief Carl Wortham
Sand Springs Police Dept. Okla

god bless this officer and his family and fellow police officers.rest in peace.
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