Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Hey,

Just so you know your not forgotten friend.

I could never forget you.

Pretty much set in dirt and stone.

But I will tell ya, one thing you never wanted to hear.
"where's my toe"

love ya Toney, look out for us.
we sorta stuck here. "is this your toe?"

Faron

Faron
911

April 19, 2004

I stop by this website often after the death of two dear friends with the NCSHP (Troopers Calvin Taylor E.O.W. October 3, 2001 and Anthony Cogdill E.O.W. May 30, 2003).

We all grieve over the lives lost in the line of duty. I hope you can find some comfort knowing that there are countless prayers that go out for your family.

These are senseless tragedies that never seem to stop. God Bless the men and women who continue to serve their communities in our great Nation.

...Gone, but never Forgotten....

Marti (EMT-Paramedic)
Haywood Co EMS (NC)

April 5, 2004

Toney, I just had you on my mind today and a friend told me about this site.I remember the calls we answered together and the times we sat and talked(they were great).watch out for all of us.I will always keep your family in my prayers my brother.

SRO Darren Westmoreland
Davidson County Sheriff's Office

March 30, 2004

Toney,

I was just thinking about you. I just wanted to let you know your still very much in my thoughts friend. Miss ya.

D. L. Akins
Liberty Police

March 19, 2004

Toney,
It doesn't seem like it will be a year without you in two months. The first time I met you was helping a diabled motorist out of the roadway, I was headed home from my shift. The last thing I remeber is your huge smile, and you saying I've got to go, another call. We will continue to miss you always, but you will remain in my memory always. God bless you and your family my friend.

POII Troy Vincent
Asheboro,NCPD

February 25, 2004

Tony I still think of some of talks we had , although i miss the laughs I know you are in a better place. Thanks again for the good times.

Anonymous

February 22, 2004

You are missed greatly. The county lost more than a deputy that day, they lost a friend. I miss our 2200 hour meeting at the BP. Your still in thougts and prayers.

P.O. J.N. Davis #479

P.O.II J.N. DAVIS
ASHEBORO POLICE DEPT.

February 10, 2004

Merry Christmas Toney. Tell Jesus I said, "Happy Birthday." See you later friend.

Det. D. L. AKins
Liberty Police

December 19, 2003

To the family,
I am sorry for your loss. It is a Tragedy for any loss of a fallen officer. My heart and soul is going out to you.

Wendy H. Crow
Sister of 3 fellow Officers

December 6, 2003

Dear Tony,

It's October now, and I wanted you to know you're still very much in my thoughts dear friend. We're all doing just fine. But of course, you probably know that with the great view you have from heaven. I visit this memorial to you from time to time, and it's still hard to accept the outcome of that day. I know you're still with me though. We were partners in many ways. I know that hasn't ended, and never will. See you later buddy. Put in a good word for us all when you get a chance... :)

Det. D.L. Akins
Liberty Police Dept., Randolph County

October 29, 2003

Toney,
Thanks for all the laughs and good times on the job. When I backed you up on a call or you backed me up at the end of the situation no matter how bad it seemed you made it better.One pictular time was on hwy 64 the last time we spoke you and I helped that faimly out walking to Hickory. I`ll never froget what you told that man.Godspeed my brother you are with us every day.

October 21, 2003

Rest in Peace my friend. I"ll see you when my tour of duty is over. Thnaks for all the laughs.

Anonymous

October 2, 2003

Sleep tight brother, knowing the rest of your brethren in blue will continue your watch.

PTLM Andrew Hill
Center Twp Police, PA

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all, we feel and know your pain. Thanks Officer Summey and all the other Hero's whom have given your lifes that we might injoy our freedom's. God Bless You All... St. John 15 & 13...

Betty
Sister of Officer Glenn H. Hicks- EOW 02/20/03

To the family, friends and co-workers of Dupty Summey,

I pray that you can all get through this tough time. My heart goes out to you all. By what I have read Deputy Summey was an outstanding person.

Deputy Summey, REST IN PEACE. You will not be forgotten.

Cousin of Deputy David Rillo.

Trooper Jason Letourneau
Vermont State Police

Day by Day I try to make ends meet
Sometimes it seems to get the best of me
Every now and then I let it get me down
Then I take a deep breath and turn it all around
Cause I got Dreams
Of more than I got, and my dreams will defeat me not
If it's my choice, win or loose. Winning I will choose
Sometimes this world can be so rough
Sometimes I wonder, can I ever be that tough.
Then something inside my heart
Let's me know, to play my part
We all know that birds can fly
How would they know if they never tried
Giving up is easier to do, but giving up means I would loose
Dreams
I'll keep Fighting as long as I can
While I'm fighting I know I may win
Cause I have Dreams
Of more than I got, and my dreams will defeat me not
If it's my choice, win or loose. Winning I will choose
Someday my ship will come in
If it don't, I still win
I gave all of me, and in the end a winner I will be
when it's all said and done
The Lord will say "I'm glad you didn't give up",
"Now your life has just begun",
"My son you have finally won."


Copyright "Double-Country" 1994

anonynous
911

I am overwelmed, I cry, and it overwelms me so deeply, I can't sleep. The reflections.
When Toney's house was burned down a few years before,
I was there every single day digging a foundation, by hand with a shovel, together with him, for new home.
We poured the concrete by hand. Wheelbaro after next.
His son (I know his name), always seemed to do his best to help. We laughed and cut up as he tried to carry a single block. We stayed close, to help but was so funny.
Me and Toney poured the concrete, and became, friends.
We talked about alot of things, while digging.
"told me, if you think you can handle 911, go for it"
Well I took his advise. I applied to 911.
After that, he would always check on me. "no matter when where or what happened.", promised to keep secret.
"I'm doing best I can, my friend." "he always laughed at me saying, "Yep we all work together brother, just checking"
No matter what you said to him, he was going to be the best officer he could.
He inspired me to do better than I thought I could. When everybody else sorta gave up.
Toney gave me focus.
He would "Nextel me" on my days off, to see how I was doing.
He was great about not being pretentious and more about "how you been?"
I'll forever miss your, "beep" my friend.
"I wish I could hear it again."
To make a long story short, I will miss the shovel and the "jack hammer my friend"

Thx,
Faron

On behalf myself I appreciate all comments, read them all
May god bless all of you.


If I could have taken Toney's place.
I would in a heart beat
God didn't ask for me this time.


P.S. Toney
Could we get a shorter jack-hammer next time
Love ya bro

Faron L Akins
Randolph County 911, NC

Godspeed brother.... Thank you for all that you have done.

Detective Lyle Case
Hendersonville Police Department NC

To the family, friends and co-workers of Deputy Summey, I'm so sorry for your loss. This HERO is safe now.

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

My heartfelt sympathy goes out to the family and fellow officer of Deputy Summey.

While many of us in law enforcment wear different colored uniforms, we all share a common goal. We protect society from the criminal element. Rest well my friend, those of us who remain will cover your place on the thin blue line.

Anonymous

You will not be forgotten brother.

Andi

My husband is a Balto. Co. Police Officer and lost his brother Sgt. Mark Parry a little over a year ago, we are still feeling the pain, hurt and sorrow of the loss; therefore, we would like to say that are prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. May God bless you.

Lori Parry and Family
Wife of a Balto. Co. K-9 officer

There is only one greater calling than that of police officer and Deputy Summey answered that other calling on this day. May you help the other angels watch over those who still walk their beat. May the tears we shed now be of joy as we remember his life here.

Linda Cushman
President, North Carolina Concerns of Police Survivors

Linda Cushman
NC C.O.P.S.

Thank you brother. Rest in peace.

Ofc. M. Wilhelm
Georgetown University Police

May God grant your family a comforting peace as you transcend this earthly bound. I have no doubt that God will meet you with open arms as you go forth to patrol the streets of heaven under his command. May God bless you, your family, friends, and all of the remaining peacemakers who will continue the watch here in your absence.

Concerned Military Member
USAF