Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

My heart goes out to the two families left behind, his immediate family and the law enforcement family. May you all take comfort in the support from the community, friends, and all the lives touched by this tragic event.

God bless those left behind. He will take care of your loved one until you meet again.

Anonymous

January 18, 2004

God Bless you and your family......
You are missed by your fellow brothers and sisters in BLUE.

Detective
Curry County Sheriff's Office

January 18, 2004

Your loss has touched even those who have never known you my brother, Peace be with you, your family and friends.

C.H. Spurlin
Gwinnett Co. PD, Georgia

January 18, 2004

BUFFALO, NEW YORK

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS POLICE OFFICERS
WISH TO SEND OUR CONDOLENCES. OUR THOUGHTS
AND PRAYERS ARE WITH OFFICER WALKER, HIS FAMILY
AND CO-WORKERS.

GOD BLESS...

PO ERNEST G. PENN
DEPT. OF VETERANS AFFAIRS POLICE

January 18, 2004

May God watch over the family and friends of Clint Walker and may they find comfort in the Lord in these sad days. May the great memories that each have of Clint remain an inspiration for all to cherish today, tomorrow, and all the days that follow.

Lt. Dwain Ellis
Wetumpka Fire Department

January 18, 2004

Clint,

On Wednesday, 01-14-04, we at the PPD lost a co-worker, a friend, and a damn good cop. You were a young man with a promising future who was taken from us way too soon. Over time we work out the feelings we now struggle with..... but I promise..... you will never be forgotten.

Until I see you again,
Rest In Peace my brother.

Inv. Sgt. R.T. Furlong
Prattville Police Department

January 18, 2004

Another young Officer gone. What a tragedy. My family and I send all the love and condolences to Officer Walkers family and fellow officers. Be strong and know there are people who care.

Police Officer Jim Larson
Dept. of Veterans Affairs

January 17, 2004

Clint,

You and I talked a lot about your Desires as an Officer. You have done so much for your city and continue to do great deeds from up there on that Mountain. You wanted those motor wings, but you have been given wings that fit you better, angels wings. Thank You for showing us all what a hero truely is. We will never forget you.

Officer J. E. Headley
Prattville Pollice Department

January 17, 2004

I thank-you highly for protecting us all here on earth and now I thank-you again for watching over and protecting us from up above. May you rest in complete peace.

Dana Wilson

January 17, 2004

Rest in peace Officer Walker. We are sorry to hear of this tragic death.

Shannon
concerned citizen

January 17, 2004

To the wife, family, friends and co-workers of Officer Walker:

I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. I pray that God gives you comfort and strength in the weeks and months ahead.

I know the loss you are feeling and that there are no words that will make this pain any less. I lost my dad, Ptl. William B. Bell, on 11-19-02.

You will find that this law enforcement family is like no other. You will receive such love and support, and it will help carry you through this. When my dad died, the love and support from my dad's co-workers and friends and from our community was overwhelming. It was truly beautiful to see that his life and his service did not go unappreciated or unnoticed. And you'll find that your loved one will have made a similar impact on the lives of SO many people. The love that you shared with him and the service he gave to his community will be of great comfort and pride.

Again, I am sorry for your loss. You are all in my prayers.

Valarie Bell Wright
Daughter of Ptl. William B. Bell
EOW 11-19-02

Valarie Bell Wright
Daughter of Ptl. William B. Bell, EOW 11-19-02

January 17, 2004

Rest in peace brother.

Officer
MDTA Police

January 17, 2004

Clint,

I will miss seeing your little truck flying into the parking lot at City Hall before shift change or you holding the door open as all of you were going into the meeting prior to shift change. Amanda you had a wonderful husband who always had a smile on his face and nice words to say to everyone. He loved his job you could tell. All of our guys are special people and I hope they know that I for one as a fellow city employee and as a citizen of Prattville appreciate everything they do everyday they place that uniform on. You are gone but never forgotten Clint! Until we meet again keep an eye over Amanda and THE GUYS! May God watch over, help heal and help protect us all.

Missy
City of Prattville

January 17, 2004

Clint,

I lost touch with you when I left the Montgomery Police Dept.
Thanks for the good times we had playing basketball and working out at the MPD academy gym. I was sad the day I got the phone call of the tragic news. Your memory will live on, Rest in peace brother, your labor is done.

Trooper Jason Burch
Alabama Dept of Public Safety

January 17, 2004

Clint,
Clint, through your service and ultimate dedication to the City Of Prattville, you have not only made Prattville a better place but you have touched the lives of many people including your fellow officers. On behalf of the Prattville Police Department Drug Enforcement Division, we salute you and we will never forget you. I will see you in HEAVEN.

Inv. J. S. Hassell
Drug Enforcement Division
Prattville Police Department

Inv. J. S. Hassell
Prattville Police Department

January 17, 2004

Another brother fallen, Another family mourns.
Our prayers are with the family as they pick up the pieces and try to move on with what now must be done. The family, friends, and co-workers of Police Officer Walker are in our thoughts and prayers.

God Speed Brother.

Deputy Sheriff
Richmond County Sheriff's Office, Augusta, Geogria

January 17, 2004

From the 109th Cadet Class--your sacrifice was not in vain. We will always remember...

109th Cadet Class
Austin Police Dept., Austin TX

January 17, 2004

To the family, friends and coworkers of Officer Walker,

GRIEF IS AN HONOR

Accumulated grief and sorrow, no longer to be held at bay, have swarmed up and blown
the hinges off the gate. Grief and sorrow have flattened me.
After the gate flew open, I learned the most important lessons of my life. I learned that
grief is precisely equivalent to love, and the terrible grief felt after the loss of a person one
has loved deeply is a necessary consequence of that love and represents its survival in
another form. However bitterly, grief is an honor.
I learned that grief universally saturates and enriches our world, for sooner or later loss
of an almost unimaginable order transforms everyone. Parents die, brothers and sisters
die, even children die, and these deaths create irreparable wounds that shrink over time but
never heal. On all sides, tears lie just beneath the surface. The emotion that gives rise to
those tears is a connective tissue extending far, far down into our common humanity and
our individual beings, and in those depths it becomes indistinguishable from joy.

Lt. T. D. Barge
East Point, Ga. Police Department

January 17, 2004

Our prayers go out to Officer Clinton Walker and his family. May God bless you. We will miss you, Brother.

Officer Ron Reardon
Riverside Police Department (Ohio)

Detective Sondra Reardon
University of Cincinnati Police Department

PO Reardon
Riverside, Ohio Police Department

January 17, 2004

Dear Clinton,
We will all one day stand our final role-call and work our last shift. Many have gone before you, many will follow you. All of us, brothers in blue.
Know that we will all meet once again, for the gates of Heaven are patroled by police officers, tested and true.
All of us, brothers in blue.
God bless your family.

Sgt. D.R. Warke
Lebanon, IL PD

January 17, 2004

My prayers go out to the family, friends and co-workers of officer Walker. May you find comfort in knowing that he died serving his fellow man.

I pray also for the other officer involved. May God grant him strength and peace.

Anonymous
Honolulu Police Dept.

January 16, 2004

I'm sorry for the tragedy that has occured in your family's life... I know that this is hard to deal with but the Lord has a plan in each of our lives and this was yours my friend. Thank you officer, for the tour that you gave. God Bless You Brother and your family........ Rest in Peace......

Sergeant Britt Godsey
Amory Police Department, Ms

January 16, 2004

Clint,
You were definately a good friend and Officer. You are an inspiration. I remember coming into work at shift change and you alwaws made me want to work harder. You won't be forgotten.

Officer Ken Nesbit
Prattville Police Department

January 16, 2004

I am a citizen of Prattville and have seen the huge support the city and surrounding areas have shown Mrs. Walker, their family and Officer Walker's co-workers. The support that local and state agencies have given them should be commended. 8 Alabama State Troopers are coming to Prattville to patrol our City, so that all Officer Walker's co-workers may attend his funeral.

May Mrs. Walker's mind be at ease knowing that Officer Walker had just re-dedicated his life to the lord the Sunday before this accident occured. Hopefuly knowing that her husband is with our God in Heaven brings her comfort.

May God Be with you Mrs. Walker,

Fellow Public Safety Worker
Prattville, Alabama

January 16, 2004

Thank you for your service. To your co-workers, Stay Strong!
Continue on, as hard as it is, to face Evil and fight for the Good. Honor Officer Walker in being the best you can!
God Speed.

Police Evidence Tech
OPD

January 16, 2004