Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Lloyd, although we didnt always see eye to eye, I always had alot of respect for you. I guess when i first became a police officer, i thought you didnt like my reasons. But after awhile, when we would work together, I felt that you looked out for me and my best interest. I have grown up alot since then and know now that you kinda took me under your wing and you were just trying to make me be the best i could, I will miss you alot Lloyd and i will always remember.

Officer S. Nickols
Everman P.D. Texas

November 1, 2005

Lloyd, I still remember the day I had my young son with me down at West Worth Village PD. I had stopped in for a few minutes to say hi to the guys. You know I was going through a hard time, having left my agency a few weeks earlier. You understood why, and across the room you sat at the desk closest to the jail door and said to my son, "Gotta work on getting your daddy back to work huh?" Well, not long after, I landed a better agency position. I told my son of your passing and he cried that day, yeah having met you only once, he cried. He understood the good in your words. You are missed today just like yesterday, and never again will I say Fallen But Not Forgotten, nope now I will tell it like it really is. Promoted, and never forgotten. Good bye comrade

Scott Parker # 584
Itasca Police Department, Texas

September 12, 2005

To the friends and family of Officer Lloyd Rogers and his fellow officers:

On behalf of our entire family, we extend our sincerest condolences on the grievous loss you suffered with the death of Officer Rogers. His valor and dedication will not be forgotten.

From the reflections written by his friends,co-workers, and famiy members, I can see that Lloyd was a very special person who is missed by a lot of people.

We recently lost our beloved Larry after he was fatally shot during a foot pursuit of two bank robbers. Thus, our family shares your anquish, and we grieve with you and for you. May you continue to be comforted by the circle of love and support that embraces you from the brotherhood and sisterhood of law enforcement.

This reflection is sent with the utmost respect for Officer Rogers' service to his community and the citizens of Texas, and the supreme sacrifice he and his family made on January 18, 2005.


Phyllis Loya, mother of fallen officer
Larry Lasater, Pittsburg PD eow 4/24/05

September 6, 2005

Lloyd,
You were a dear friend of mine. I appreciate and respect the person you were.

I want to thank you for a job well done.

I send my condolences to your family.

Officer Hartman
Watauga DPS

August 7, 2005

THANK YOU GOR YOUR SERVICE OFFICER
ROGERS,GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY.

FALLEN,BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.

KATY LAURIE DAUGHTER OF OFFICER
NATHAN LAURIE EOW 7-29-04

May 3, 2005

God Bless Officer Rogers,his families and the Castleberry ISD Police Department!You will be missed by ALL and forgotten by NONE!My Thoughts and Prayers are with Officer Rogers,His families,and this Department!Thank you Brother for Service well done,Rest In Peace now as the rest of your Law Enforcement Brothers and Sisters will continue the fight on the Streets for You as You Patrol the streets of Heaven until we see you again !

Deputy Sheriff
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office , Louisville Kentucky

April 1, 2005

God bless you....

March 28, 2005

HAPPY EASTER LLOYD

March 27, 2005

God bless you.

March 1, 2005

No matter how we serve our comunity, we all wear the same colors. We all swore to serve our God and our country. We are the biggest gang in our Country. Rest in Peace my brother and may God Bless you and your family.

Cpl. Mike Szempruch
Bossier City PD

February 15, 2005

As an aspiring police officer, i feel a sad, painful sickness when an officer dies in the line of duty, it is the fear every officer faces each day. I hope the family realizes that their loss was not in vain, he died doing a job he loved, he died doing a job that made countless people safer, he died protecting and serving his community, a community that will never forget his name and the numerous accounts of good things he performed as a police officer. May you rest in peace P.O. Rogers, your in god's department now...

security officer matt
TCM tactical division

February 14, 2005

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family, friends and co-workers of Officer Rogers. May God you strength and comfort and walk with you during this very difficult time. Officer Rogers was given a job to do here on earth and now he has been given one in heaven (these words were spoken at my sons service, I am beginning to sense the truth in this).
Love from a Mother of an officer downed in 1998

February 10, 2005

May you rest in peace now that you are in a safer place. May you watch over all of us to help guide us thru the day. May you be remembered for who you are, and the lives you touched.
God rest for you are not forgotten.

Inspector PA Gust
United States Customs Service-Detroit

February 10, 2005

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

GOD BLESS...

PO ERNEST G. PENN
DEPT. OF VETERANS AFFAIRS POLICE - BUFFALO, NEW YORK

February 6, 2005

MY YOU REST IN PEACE. NOW WALK WITH GOD ON YOUR BEAT IN HEAVEN. YOUR SERVICE WILL BE MISSED. GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY AND LOVE ONES.

OFFICER DAVID BREAUX
GONZALES CITY POLICE LOUISIANA

February 5, 2005

Lloyd,
Your dedication to your job and the LOVE you publicly showed for your wife is undescribable. You will forever live in our hearts. God Bless you and your family!

Police Officer
Westworth Village

February 2, 2005

You have made the ultimate sacrifice. May the memory of your service, heroism and sacrifice remain forever. May God bless you and your family.
Rest in Peace Brother............. AC

Trooper
Pennsylvania State Police

February 2, 2005

Thank You for your service to the young children. They need positive influences in their lives and in todays society not many people are willing to help with children. You are a true HERO!
Love and Prayers to his family.

jail officer
dearborn county

January 31, 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 Rogers' family, friends and co-workers. Rest in peace brother.

Patrolman
Lake Saint Louis, Mo Police Department

January 31, 2005

Rest easy, Officer Rogers. Thank you for so bravely and willingly putting yourself between harm and those you protected.

Matthew Collins
Columbus, Ohio

January 30, 2005

Thank you for your service.

Ofc. S.L. Coffman #15174
California Highway Patrol

January 30, 2005

Our sincere condolences go out to the family of Officer Rogers and to all the personnel of the Castleberry Independent School District 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

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Patrol Officer Lloyd Rogers and the Castleberry Independent School District Police Department...our hearts and prayers are with you all...... Thank you for a job well done Lloyd... 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 & Pooky- Site Owners
beyond-the- blue

January 29, 2005

I pray that your family and friends find comfort and strength in the heart felt reflections left by people that will never forget and understand the sacrifice. May your spirit have a joyous homecoming, “Rest high on the mountain”.

D/Sgt. Vencent Woods
State of Michigan Department of Environmental Quality

January 26, 2005

We are all gathered here to pay our respects and remember Lloyd Rogers. Some of you are here because Lloyd was part of your family. Some of you are here because Lloyd was a friend. Some of you are here because Lloyd was a co-worker. And some of you are here because Lloyd was a fellow officer.

To me, Lloyd was all of things.

I have known Lloyd for about 8 years. We spent about the last 5 years working together almost daily. During that time, Lloyd and I shared a lot of experiences and a lot of our lives. I was with Lloyd during the good times and the tragedies. I felt his pain and shared in his happiness. We shared many of the same views and interests. Yet even when we disagreed on something, we respected each other’s position.

We spent many hours discussing the what we saw on the Discovery Channel or the History Channel the previous night, as we both had a shared interest in the acquisition of knowledge and learning how things worked.

Lloyd was always eager to share with me the newest technology or the history of almost anything. He told me he could have held an 8 hour course on the history of the shotgun shell, I have no doubt that he would have been crunched for time to get it all in.

Lloyd knew something about everything. It always amazed me how one person could be interested in almost any topic you brought up. I used to try to think of topics that I didn’t think he would know about and he got me every time. He was much like a walking encyclopedia, and a phone book. As most of us who worked with him could tell you, if you needed a phone number, “Go ask Lloyd” was almost always the response.

Lloyd was a true friend and an excellent police officer. He truly loved his job and took every training course he could get his hands on, simply because he WANTED to know the information.

Now the time has come that I must say goodbye to my friend and a brother. While I will miss his laugh, his smile, his sense of humor, and our conversations, I will never forget the times and experiences that we shared.

Lieutenant Glenn Lipperdt
Westworth Police Department

January 25, 2005