Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Nik, we miss you. Everytime we go to work we hope and pray that everybody will go home safe. No one deserves to be taken like you were. I know that your family misses you. The last time we saw you and your family was when you came to visit Aunt Dean. It was nice to see you then. It was probably right before you became a Trooper. If I remember correctly, it was right before Uncle Bob passed away. He is probably up there with you and the two of you are probably going fishing. Say hi for us. If your family is reading this, I pray for you that each day will be made a little easier. God Bless, Robert.

Robert McWha
Katy PD Dispatch, Cousin

September 21, 2006

Trp. Green did not know you but know thoose who did, they speak highly of you, I know God is taking care of you now thank you for your hard work and service to the people of Ok. GOD BLESS THE LATE TRP. GREEN 198

T.A. Luna reserve
Grandfield Police dept.

September 6, 2006

This summer Trooper Green's wife Linda was our guest speaker at our DARE Conference. She talked to us about the meth head that killed her husband and how she has committed herself to do something about this horrible drug that ruins peoples lives, not just the user but anyone that comes in contact with them. She is doing this not only for her husband but for all our brothers and sisters in blue. I admire so much Linda, continue what you are doing and remain strong.

Officer Sofie Martinez
Waco PD

August 30, 2006

Matthew 5:9 Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God. (These are words spoken by Jesus)

I was reminded of Nik the other day by my cousin's husband, he has just came off of break in and is assigned to the western part of the state, OHP. He and I were discussing some things and Trooper Nik Green's name was brought up, he told of several things which he has heard about Nik since he's been on the Patrol. One thing that comes up everytime I hear about Nik is his service and love for God. I have not heard one thing bad about Nik at all, it is always good things.....

Mrs. Green your husband was an outstanding man. 18 pages of heart felt reflections, how good of a Trooper he was, how good of a partner he was, and of how he touched and ministered to people.

I am not just talking about his job duties, I am talking about his witness for the Lord. There are at least two men who spoke up (in these reflections)and stated they have recommited their lives to the Lord because of Nik Green's life, that is the most wonderful thing I belive you could ever say about a Christan.

Every Officer/Trooper out there should want to be remembered in the way Nik Green has been rememberd.

Guys we need more Christian Troopers, Officers, and Deputies out there. Nik lived it, we should to.

May God truley and wonderfully bless all of Nik's family, fellow troopers, friends, and Church.

Mrs. Green, your husband was indeed a Child of God, God Bless You.

Ofc K.J. Cox
Warner OK

August 13, 2006

i have thought about you often these past few years. you were a wonderful person and great example for us all. i know you are in heaven now and as happy as ever. tell my dad hi, i know you two are hanging out. untill i see you again.

August 6, 2006

Nik...it's been 2 1/2 yrs. but I still remember that day SO clear. You are missed more than you could ever imagine. Linda and the girls are doing fine. They are happy and being taken care of, but it's still a struggle everyday for them as well. They miss you, Nik! And so do we. I can't wait til our Lord takes us ALL home so we can all be together. I hope you know how much you meant to all of us and how much we appreciate all you did. May you rest in peace, son. We love you and miss you!!

June 24, 2006

Just wanted to say that Micheal and I are thinking about you on this Fathers Day.I have been mowing and trimming at your memorial spot west of Devol trying to keep it looking nice.We love you and miss you

Frank Watson,Firefighter
City of Grandfield

June 18, 2006

Trp. Green's Family,
I had the pleasure of knowing Trp. Green. I also had the honor of having him assist me on calls in Indian Country while I was in Cotton County. After recieving the notice of him being shot and killed, my department sent all available tribal officer's to assist in anyway possible. We spent numerous hours along with OHP Troopers as well as Cotton County deputies looking for any clues.
I had the honor of attending his funeral. I could not believe the Law Enforcement agencies that was there. I,ve attended other police officer's funeral's in the past, but none like Trp. Green's.
About a week later, while patroling the back roads of Comanche County, I came upon a car that was sitting on the side of the road. As I radioed my dispatcher to let her know my location, I thought of him. This sent cold chills down my spine. But it was my job to check the car out. No one was around.
That night as I was at home with my son, I realized how easily I could be killed. This bothered me so much that I thought of resigning my position. But I turned to God.
I was brought up going to church, but hadn't attended church in quite some time. Some where around 10-15yrs. But since that night, I've gotten back in church and am trying to live my life right. I've aslo had the privillege to have met one of your classmate's.
He came and sang for us during the revival that our church was having. I had the oppertunity to tell him how much the song he sang at the funeral meant to me. He sung it at our church and I could not hold back the tears.
Mrs. Green, I'll always have you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. I just wanted you to know what a difference Trp. Green has made in my life.
Respectfully,
Sgt. Darrel Nieto
Comanche Nation Police Department

Sgt. Darrel Nieto
Comanche Nation Police Department

May 2, 2006

I dont think i have written on here yet, but I just wanted to say that i miss you every day. It seems like just when I really have you on my mind something happens, some little sign that shows that your right here. I got pulled over the other day by a trooper, and as he stepped out, all that I saw was you. I had to fight back the tears so he wouldn't think I was wierd!! Nik, No other person I have ever known deserves to be where you are more. You worked hard at it, and your life is such a tremendous testimony to all of us. I love you and I cant wait to hug your neck again.

Dannie

April 7, 2006

It has been 3 years since you left us for heaven's shores. Our youth group just got back from a spring break trip to Falls Creek. Memories from trips before came fluttering into my mind and I felt you with me and my friends in the prayer garden. We miss you.

J Gabelmann

March 23, 2006

We are leaving today for the Oklahoma City Livestock show. The last few days we have been remembering how much fun we all had at the shows. Things have changed alot since we showed, but the kids still enjoy it as much as we all did. Instead of us, now it is our children. It is times like these that I miss you the most. No longer are we kids, so carefree. There is a heartache that will linger for the years to come as our children have one milestone after another. I know you will be looking from Heaven, but we all wish you were still here. Our family has a hole in it, where there was once a young, handsome, vibrant man. We MISS you!

Teri Jane Hodges

March 16, 2006

1st march on meth went well left wrist bands in both places miss you. girls are fine

March 5, 2006

Home In Heaven
I'm safely home in Heaven,
though I know you miss me so.
The love I've always felt for you,
within my heart still flows.

My spirit will remain with you
every single day, appearing as a
rainbow or as ocean waves at play.

I'm in the gentle rains that fall,
and in the morning dew.
All you see that's beautiful
reflects my love for you.

I didn't mean to cause you pain,
my time had simply come.
The work that I was meant to do
on earth had all been done.

I'm safely home in Heaven,
where eternal peace is mine.
And where, when God has called you,
too, I'll be forever Thine.

Poem by Bobbie Wilkinson

March 5, 2006

There comes a time when you meet someone who makes a diffrence in your life and they come in all kinds of uniforms. Nik came in a Troopers uniform a suit or in just plain old farm cloths. I knew Nik for many years and a best friend he was, a good cop he was and best of all he was dedicated to his wife and little girls and to his church. Nik, thank you for everything. You are truly an inspiration to everyone who walked across your path. Can't wait to see you in heaven. Rest in peace my friend.

Best friend

February 16, 2006

Nik Green was a gerat friend to me he was my mentor while i attendded military school. He was and will always be a great man and his death was untimely. Love and miss you.

Bryant Jackson

January 7, 2006

hey nikky
wow! do i miss you! but as much as I hurt and long to see you I wouldnt bring you back even if I could! I cant wait to see you and my Savior someday! You got to see Chris this summer so im a little jealous! ;)! As big a part of my life you, linda and the girls were I never thought I would have to tell you bye or that I would need to write something like this!!! But though you are gone and I dont get to see Linda and the girls as much I'm happy you are with someone like our father!!!!!
I love and miss you forever!!!
The brown headed child!!
~Lil Mac

Lil Mac

January 3, 2006

GREATER LOVE HAS NO ONE THAN THIS THAT HE LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS JOHN 15;13

UNDERSHERIFF TIM KING
COTTON CO SO

January 3, 2006

God breaks our hearts to prove he only takes the best.

January 2, 2006

We miss you Nik.

January 1, 2006

We all miss you alot wish you were still here. GOD SPEED

FALLEN BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN!!!
OHP 198 WILL LIVE ON FOR EVER

Chance,Veronica & Ayden Miracle

December 29, 2005

Nikky, you stand for everthing that i want to be. I hope i am hafe the man you are. And if the lord allows it i will be a trooper aswelle.

future trooper

December 26, 2005

We thank you for your service, Trooper Green. R I P

Tpr.
MA STATE POLICE

December 26, 2005

Mrs. Green and girls,
I just wanted to let you know that I'm praying for you. I never had the honor of meeting Nik, however after reading all the memories people have written, I am eager to meet him in Heaven. I remember a few months ago when the hurricanes hit and we were told that several hundred evacuees would be coming to Falls Creek. I went to see if I could help in any way and remember seeing OHP cars everywhere. A 2nd Lt. from Troop F came into one of the cabins and asked if we could come up with seventy sets of sheets and some towels for the Trooper's who would be stationed at Falls Creek to provide security. I knew this would be something I could do to honor Trooper Green. Even though the evacuees never arrived at Falls Creek, I thought to myself, "can you imagine the grin on Trooper Green's face as he watches from Heaven and see's all these OHP troopers helping in so many ways and more importantly they were at Falls Creek- a place he dearly loved."
Mrs. Green, I pray that God will continue to bless you, comfort you and your children and give you strength until you are reunited with Nik forever in Heaven. May God bless you.

Kari Sanchez

December 26, 2005

Trooper Green, It's been 2 years and it seems like yesterday. My husband and I attended your funeral and learned of what a wonderful man you were. You will not be forgotten. I'm sure you and Sgt. Dragus are watching out for all of your OHP and OCPD brothers and sisters. I bet you two are good friends up there!!

To Trooper Green's Family, You are in my thoughts today. I said a special prayer for you lastnight. I know from everything we learned of your family at the funeral and in these reflections that you are a family that believes in God and His Plan but I'm sure today is still a very hard day, along with all the ones before and many days to come. Peace be with all of you!

To all the Brown Shirts, He is still watching over all of you! Be careful out there!

Wife of Oklahoma City Police Officer

December 26, 2005

I can't believe it has been 2 years today since your death. My favorite memory of you is the summer the kids were cutting #'s in the back of their heads, and you asked me to cut OHP in yours before Falls Creek. I really didn't want to, but I did. I would love to have the opportunity to do it again, but not yet... Till we meet again....Malinda

Malinda Rodriguez

December 26, 2005