Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

America lost another Hero, Officer Sloan rest in peace brother, your work here on earth is done.to the friends and family os Officer Sloan, be proud of him, he died doing something that he loved, helping the people of st.louis you are in my thoughts and prayers....

Sgt. W. M. Riley
Aragon Police Dept

January 31, 2004

Seems like yesterday when we were working late together and we didn't have a care in the world, and now your gone. Your our hero. We miss you. Knowing you made us all better people. Your style of police work is an example to us all. Having you up there looking over us makes me feel safe. See ya.......

P.O. Matthew Mayer
St. Louis City Police Dept. Dist 8

January 31, 2004

May God bless you. Our prayers are out for the family, friends and co-workers of Officer Sloan. We all mourn with you.

Indiana State Police

January 31, 2004

Yet another hero has been taken too soon. My deepest sympathy to the family, friends and co-workers of Officer Sloan. May the Lord give you strength and bless each of you during this time.
Rest in peace for your watch here is over; walk in heavens beat and guide us all to protect and serve others safely.

US Ranger Catroppa
National Park Service Kennesaw GA

January 31, 2004

God Bless you Sir
Rest in Peace Brother as your sacarifice will never ever be forgotten.
God Bless your Father and Daughter, My families prayers go out to them and all your friends and fellow Officers.

Deputy Constable LC Downing
Wharton Co. TX. Pct 2 Constable

January 31, 2004

Your service does not go un-noticed. You are in my prayers.

Officer S.L. Coffman #15174
California Highway Patrol

January 31, 2004

On behalf of the Pittsfield Police Department, we extend our condolences to the family and friends of Officer Sloan. God Bless.

Officer Rodney Minoty
Pittsfield Police Dept. ME.

January 31, 2004

I wish to express my sadness at the loss of such a fine officer in the execution of his duty . My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends .

Garda kenneth Harrington
An Garda Siochana , Ireland

January 31, 2004

A friend of mine who is an officer in the St Loius police department linked me to this site.

I did not know Nick Sloan but, for what it is worth, I wished to record my admiration and respect for law enforcement officers generally, wherever they may be, and for Nick Sloan personally. The danger in which Nick, and most of you generally, put yourselves on all our behalf is an example of the moral courage without which any society will ultimately disintegrate. That isn't said nearly often enough.

I hope that Nick's family will accept my condolences and respect not as some trite tribute from an unknown foreigner, but as genuine respect for someone who put his safety on the line to keep his city a little safer for his fellow human beings. There are no international boundaries where courage and sacrifice are concerned.

To Nick's family I cannot imagine there is anything I could say to help the hurt. I hope the respects for Nick will comfort in some small way. My family's prayer's tonight will be for you and yours, for what that is worth.

Yours sincerely
Ivan McIntosh
Auckland, New Zealand

Ivan McIntosh
(not a law enforcer)

January 31, 2004

Nick,

I just saw you and Gabe a week ago on a crime scene and now you have been taken from us. Our hearts are full of sorrow at this tragic loss. We will never forget you and our prayers are with you, your son, parents and family.

God bless you, Brother.

Doug Eatherton
St. Louis Police Department

January 31, 2004

It saddens me to look at this web site and see the names of people that do the same that I do and pay the ultimate sacrifice. P.O. Nick Sloan did make a difference and will always be remembered.

In our line of work it is so easy to let our gaurd down while knowing that by letting our gaurd down it may mean the difference in going home at the end of our tour. We're all aware of it when we hire on. We all know it's not an easy job.

I know I look at this web site and see all the officers that paid the ultimate sacrifice and I "remember". Myself and other officers that read these tributes "remember", and by doing that it keeps myself and other officers from making the ultimate sacrifice. P.O. Nick Sloan and all the other officers that paid the ultimate sacrifice will make myself and other officers "remember" the next time we start our tour. By doing that they have saved our lives.

I never met P.O. Nick Sloan or any of the others we've lost, but I know they died so myself and other officers will "remember" and end our tours safely.

Thank you for that and you are not forgotten.

Iowa officer

January 31, 2004

Its never that easy to say goodbye, but God has callin you to take a ride. Don't be scared or even afraid God is with you all the way. The world is crying tears of pain for a fallen Officer's final day!!
To the men and women of ST. Louis Police Department ours prayers are with you.
To the family of Officer Nick Sloan stay strong, he's in a better place now.

A fellow brother in KCMO
KCI PD

January 31, 2004

May Officer Sloan aways be in our hearts. To a fellow Officer that I never knew and your family, may God Bless you all.

Ptl Lamont Tatum
Kansas City International Airport

January 31, 2004

DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY OF PO NICK SLOAN.

Anonymous

January 31, 2004

My prayers go out to the family and friends and officers if this agency. You gave the ultimate sacrifice. I'm sure you made your father proud with your work. Romans 13:4-5

Deputy Sheriff K-9
Escambia County Sheriffs Office Fla.

January 31, 2004

May GOD bless the family of Police Officer Nick Sloan.


The Men and Women of the Amtrak Police Department extends our deepest sympathy to the St. Louis Police Department and to the family of Police officer Nick Sloan.


GOD Bless!!!

Criminal Investigator
Amtrak Police Department NY & NJ Division

January 31, 2004

"Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, 'Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?' And I said, 'Here am I. Send me.'"

Isaiah 6:8

MN Cop

January 31, 2004

Thank you brother for your faithfulness and dedication to duty above and beyond the call. You and so many like you are the reason for the word Hero which is in the word Heroism.I wish your family to know they are never alone.We of the "Blue Knights" are but a phone call away. Rest in Peace my Brother......Bob Johnson, Blue Knights VA-VI

Bob Johnson, U.S.M.S.(Ret'd.)
U.S. Marshal's Service

January 31, 2004

My heart goes out to Officer Sloan and his family. I will keep you all in my prayers and thoughts. When we lose a brother or sister of the blue, we all feel the sadness. Remember, he will always be by your side, serving and protecting.

Officer B. Masterson
FSU Police

January 31, 2004

To my fellow warrior, and fallen brother what you started I will finish so that our unity will serve both as an example and a warning to those that doubt our resolve, the watch is now mine. Let our war cries be heard by all God Speed

Police Officer
Jersey City P.D. N.J

January 31, 2004

My sincere condolence to the family, friends and memebers of the St. Louis Police Department. God loves you and feels the loss even more then we.

Senior Trooper Keith Miller (Ret)
Oregon State Police

January 31, 2004

The sorrow and heartbreak is felt by all your brothers in neighboring Jennings. As we mourn, we know you are now in a better place! Deepest condolences from me, my family, and all at Jennings P.D. R.I.P. P.O. Nick Sloan....Never Forgot!

P.O. D. Blake
Jennings MO. P.D.

January 31, 2004

My heart and thoughts are sincerely with you. Part of the celebration of life is living it fully wih all it's joys,passions, and all the sorrow. May God give you a very special peace and grace to endure this time and the days ahead.

Teresa Goss
Shadco. Jax.Fl

January 31, 2004

God bless the blue angels.
Those willing to go, everyday into the valley of the shadow.
and those who now find peaceful shelter on the other side.
You are forever in our hearts and prayers.

ACooper
Emt

January 31, 2004

God Speed Warrior. I just had a son 4 weeks ago and can't imagine this happening. I am sorry for your family. To your son Your Daddy was a Brave Warrior making it a better place for you to live always remember this fact and never let anyone tell you differant. You will be proud of your Father as you grow and learn of him better and you have alot to be proud of him for. Your Father was in a war that is still being raged and your Father's side will win this war little one. Prayers to you always.

State Trooper K-9
Tennessee Highway Patrol

January 31, 2004