Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

SCOTT,
My heart breaks for your family and your fiancee and her family. I can imagine what they are going through. Every day I think about all the officers who have given their lives doing what they loved doing. It takes a very special man to be a police officer. If ever I can help your family I would love to. Please continue to watch over them and send them signs to know you are with them. God bless and watch over them.
Chris Sloan
(Nick Sloan's Mom)

P.S. We just suvived our first year.

P.O.NICK SLOAN'S MOM

February 2, 2005

Our hearts go out to the family of Patrolman Armstrong. You are a true hero who made the ultimate sacrifice. May the memory of your service, heroism and sacrifice remain forever. God bless you, your family and brother/sister officers and guide you all through this most difficult of times. AC

Trooper
Pennsylvania State Police

February 2, 2005

Thanks to all of you sending your kind condolences to those of us who loved Scott
The family of Chrissy, Scotts fiancee, want you to know how much your support and prayers have helped us in this awful time. God bless you all and keep you safe.

Mary B
St. Ann Police, Ret.

January 31, 2005

Thank you all for your prayers and kind words. This is a very difficult time in our lives and reading all your kind thoughts have made realize how many lives Scott has touched.

Scott, you are a true hero and I love and miss you very much!

Chrissy
Scott's Fiancee

January 31, 2005

As I look at the sacrafices we make daily I often reflect on John 15:13
"Greater love has no man than this, than to lay down one's life for his friends."
Scott made the ultimate sacrafice. As we that are left behind button our shirts, lace our shoes or boots and begin our tour of duty, we never know if the shift we begin will be completed. Scott you never finished your shift and now you patrol the heavens watching us all.

Patrolman
Berkeley Police Department

January 31, 2005

I am so sorry for your loss. In these difficult times you are remembered in prayers of thousands.

Sister of Officer Duke Aaron III
E.O.W. 7-20-05

January 30, 2005

Our sincere condolences go out to the family of Officer Armstrong and to all the personnel of the Bridgeton Police Department who worked with him.

While it is no consolation for your loss, remember that we, and many others in this country, appreciate the sacrifice that he made in his effort to ensure the safety of the public.

God bless.

Southwest Central Dispatch
Palos Heights, IL

January 29, 2005

Scott,
I promised you that I would try my best to get as many drunks off the road as I could. I hope that by doing that it will prevent more families from losing loved ones. Well man, my crew is 2 in 2 nights. Every one of those is for you. I got them all motivated and even snagged the first one. ;-) It felt good.Hope we made you proud and please watch over us and keep us safe. You were a good guy. Im praying for your family and your son. Rest in peace.

k

January 28, 2005

Scott, You will be truly missed. You were an excellent police officer and a good friend. I still can't believe this. It was such a senseless act. My thoughts and prayers are with your family, especially Tyler. He had a wonderful Dad. I'm sure NO ONE will ever let him forget that.
Rest in Peace Scott. I will never forget you!!!

Hilary Gardner, Daughter of Detective Te
Oak Harbor Police Dept., WA

January 27, 2005

Officer Armstrong, you are in our prayers. Rest Easy brother !

Dep. P. Sperandeo, Officer A. Sperandeo
Jefferson Parish Sheriffs Office, Gretna Police Dept.. LA

January 24, 2005

God bless you brother. Your family and officers are in our prayers.

Joplin, MO Police

January 24, 2005

Scott was an energetic officer dedicated to serving the public. I am greatly saddened by his premature death. As someone who was dedicated to getting drunk driver's off the road, I can only hope the messge of a preventable tragedy like this is heard throughout our nation.

Retired Trooper Mark Brown
Washington State Patrol

January 23, 2005

Rest in peace Brother Armstrong.

OFC Kevin R Turley
Jacksonville State Police Department

January 22, 2005

I just wanted to say that your law enforcement family is here to help in any way you need. Your son, fiancée, and daddy was a great man who died doing what he truly loved. As a member of that law enforcement family it saddens me to know that he died at the hands of another officer who had been out drinking with his buddies. What a sad lesson for us all to learn. I hope this teaches other officers that just because we are the law doesn't mean we are above it. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family at this time and we will forever remember Scott and be there for his child so that he may know what a true hero his father was. Take care and God bless you.

Anonymous
St. Charles County Sheriff Department

January 22, 2005

Officer Armstrong
Please watch over your son and family, they will need you now more than ever. Hopefully they will find some comfort in knowing you died doing a job that you loved and we all thank you for a job well done. Please watch over your brother-in-law and all your fellow officers - they can all use a back up.

January 21, 2005

Rest well sir, your dedication and sacrafice will never be forgotten. You, your family, friends and coworkers are all in the prayers of the Michigan State Police. People wonder why we dont "just take them home", here is a prime example why.....may god bless you Ofc. Armstrong.

Tpr D. McGuckin
Michigan State Police Post 38

January 21, 2005

I am saddened to read of Patrolman Armstrong's untimely and senseless death; because someone choose to drink and drive, we have lost another HERO. God Bless Patrolman Armstrong's family and friend! Rest in Peace.

Officer Amy Cole
CPD, Columbus, Ohio

January 21, 2005

To Officer Armstrong Family and Friends my prayers are with you. May God bless you and your love one.
Mother of Officer Ron Jones
EOW 12/26/01

January 21, 2005

Scott, you will always live on in the memories of your friends and family.

P.O. Gary Summers
St. Charles Police Department

January 21, 2005

my heart goes out to the family of this fine officer. i wish i knew what to say. to his fiance, i know what your going through. i am officer nick sloans girlfriend and the mother of his child. i can not say it gets easier because it will be a year on the 30th since my whole life was taken from me and it still feels like yesterday. i can tell you that there is so much support out there for you. including me. i thank god everyday for the time i had with him and our beautiful son we had together. take one day at a time and ask for help. please know that he will not be forgotten. if you would like to contact me call backstoppers and they will let you know how to get a hold of me. to his family i wish i could take the pain away. it has been so awful for nicks family. just know you are not alone.

kirsten winterer

January 20, 2005

As the Administrator of the Breath Alcohol Instrument Training and DWI program, I had the privilege of knowing Scott. He was one of the "best of the best". He truly did not deserve to die this way.

Anyone reading about this tragedy should know the whole truth. Officer Bastean (the driver going the wrong way) had a blood alcohol of 0.180 when he smashed into Officer Armstrong. Perhaps this will send a wake up call to any officers who fail to take DWI seriously.

Officer Robert Welsh
Warrensburg Police Department

January 20, 2005

I am so sorry for the loss. God bless the family and friends of this officer. May you R. I. P. Thank you for your service.

Leo Wife
St Petersburg, FL

January 20, 2005

On behalf of the men and women who serve for the City Of Lake Saint Louis Police Department, our thoughts and prayers are with Officer Armstrong's family, friends and co-workers. Rest in peace brother.

Patrolman
Lake Saint Louis Police Department

January 20, 2005

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Patrolman Scott Armstrong and the Bridgeton Police Department...our hearts and prayers are with you all...... Thank you for a job well done Scott... rest in peace as you continue your watch from the heavens......your memory will never be forgotten...

God Bless....Be Safe..... and wear your vests...

Vin, Pook and all of us at beyond-the-blue

Vinman and Pooky-Police Site Owners
beyond-the-blue

January 20, 2005

Ofc. Armstrong,

You truly are a hero. God bless you and your family and all the members of the Bridgeton PD. RIP.

Ofc. BM Damon
T/ Mnalius PD, NY

January 19, 2005