Columbus Division of Police, Ohio
End of Watch Thursday, January 6, 2005
Reflections for Police Officer Bryan Scott Hurst
I was thinking of you today as I drove by the bank. I always look over and know you are watching us as I fly by. Its hard that you won't be around to watch the game tomorrow. I also found my new favorite show- its 2057.
a friend
February 3, 2007
Bryan,
Just wanted to let you know that I thought of you this weekend. Not like I don't always think about what you did 24/7. But, this weekend I went to the Hockey game and the theme was "hats for Heros" when they were talking about heros all I could think about was you. When I think about Heros, I think of you. Another weird think happen when I was in Chicago. I was drinking a beer and I looked down on my beer bottle and I saw a number. I guess all beers have a number but I found it quite strange that the number was 2057. When I saw that I grabbed my friends beer to see what number she had. She had a different number! For some reason when ever I am feeling a little sad something like that happens and make me not to forget to take life for granted, and it could be worse. I lived while you died for us. Anyway, I wish I could have met you and Thanked you for saving us. Thanks Bryan=)
~~~H~~~~
January 29, 2007
Sir,
Gracing the hallways of the academy you once concurred is a true honor. Your story and courage inspires me to serve this great city with pride and awareness of its dangers. Officer Hurst I will never forget you.
God Bless
Recruit
CPD
January 27, 2007
Just was recalling seeing you while I sat in roll call...when I did a ride a long at 2&18 on 2nd shift...you will always be missed. Watch over 2 & 18... and GO BUCKEYES..!
April
January 12, 2007
Bryan,
As I stood at the bank on Saturday to honor your sacrafice with your family and friends, I could not hold back the tears as the bagpipes began to play. I could not help but look at Malia as she was on Marissa's shoulders. I was just looking at pictures of her over the last 2 years she has been with the other kids at my house. I can't believe how much they have all grown! Her eyes still sparkle, just as yours did. She is such a beautiful little girl and very smart. She brings alot of joy to me. She keeps me on my toes!
God bless you Bryan! I will not forget!
Theresa
January 8, 2007
Two years has passed yet the details of your EOW remain etched in my mind as though it were yesterday. Today I celebrate your life and the happiness you brought to so many. Please know that I am sending you my love and that you will always remain in my heart. Your sacrifice heightened my respect for law enforcement. I keep your photo and badge in my car hoping that you will continue to watch over me. You truly are a hero, and will never ever be forgotten. Freckles and Zoe send you a hug too.
Sherri A. Marzick
January 6, 2007
Writting from Scottsdale Arizona, I wanted to take the opportunity to remember Bryan, a true hero on this day. May God bless Brian and his family and friends, all police officers.
God Bucks, win one for Brian.
Ohio Resident
January 6, 2007
Bryan,
Hard to believe it's been 2 years.
Semper Fi,
GO BUCKS!
January 6, 2007
We honor a HERO today.... Rest in peace brother...
Jim Gilbert
FOP PRESIDENT
January 6, 2007
god bless you and all others who made sacrifices like you
January 6, 2007
Bryan-
You are in my thoughts and prayers today! Rest softly and in peace! Thank you for all that you did for us!
Andrea
Fifth Third Bank
January 6, 2007
two years, man its amazing how fast time gets away from you
Ofc. Daniel R. Jones #2079 (Med.Ret)
CPD (95th recruit class)
January 6, 2007
Remembering you, HERO, today and always.
Columbus, OH
January 6, 2007
May Our Lord wrap His Arms especially tightly around your loved ones today and shower your little daughter with many blessings.
January 6, 2007
Bryan-
Tomorrow is the anniversary of your EOW on earth. I think that you are working harder where you are than when you were here. All of us send thoughts and wishes to you and you look down on us and keep us safe. No one that was there that day will ever forget you or the sacrifice you made. You are truly our hero. Time passes and only those of us so close to the situation your family, your friends and us of course feel that time has stopped. Others don't get it! It seems like yesterday. On this anniversary remember that we owe a tremendous debt to you and those you loved - we will always remember my hero. Go Bucks!
Andrea
Fifth Third Bank
January 5, 2007
Only 4 more days until the big game!! GO BUCKS!!
January 5, 2007
Can't believe its 2 years!!!! its seems like yesterday, the hurt never goes away for the people that care about you!!! I will never forget what you did for us!!!!! I hope that you can see how much your missed and appreciated Bryan!!! Rest sweet angel. Marissa I hope you are well and adjusting, its so hard to move on with the kind of love you two had!!!
kg
January 3, 2007
Of course being from Michigan, I will overlook the Ohio State jersey you are wearing in your picture, Go Blue, LOL. My heart goes out to your family on the upcoming anniversary of your death. There should be a federal law giving a mandatory death sentence if you kill an officer so that judges can't use their on beliefs to manipulate the law how they see fit.
wife of Michigan LEO
Wife of MichiganLEO
January 2, 2007
Happy New Year.. I just became the FOP President this past Dec 14th.. I will always hold your sacrifice you paid for us close to my heart in serving other cops.... Keep watching over us...
Officer J Gilbert
CPD
January 1, 2007
HAPPY NEW YEAR BRYAN & TO YOUR FAMILY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
January 1, 2007
Happy New Year Devil Dog!
2401
CPD
January 1, 2007
Happy New Year Bryan!
December 31, 2006
Another year has come and gone and as we get a chance for a new start let us never forget those things that are the most important to us, GO BUCKS!
Ofc. Daniel R. Jones #2079 (Med.Ret)
CPD (95th recruit class)
December 31, 2006
Bryan...your EOW is the same day as my daughters birthday. I think of you that day as I celebrate her life; knowing yours ended saving the lives of people you swore to protect and serve. You are a hero and I just wish things would have happened differently that day so you could have watched your beautiful daughter grow up. Peace be with you always.
Stephanie, wife of a DPO
December 30, 2006
Bryan -
Thank you again, you are not forgotten.
Paul J Haldy
Citizen - Westerville
December 28, 2006
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