Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

God bless you brother. My thoughts and prayers go out to this brave gentlemans family.

November 18, 2005

May you rest in peace my fellow brother. I wish to thank you for your service and may God Bless you and your family.

Investigator
Pa. State Police

November 18, 2005

God rest your courageous soul. You are a hero! Our prayers go out to you and the loved ones left behind. Thank you for your ultimate service.

Sgt. Cliff Saylor
Albuquerque Police Dept.

November 18, 2005

To the family of Officer Brian Jackson, There is no way to define the amount of hurt you must be feeling. The one true way to get through this tough time is to turn to our Lord and Saviour. He and He alone has called Officer Jackson up to Heaven were there's no more crime, no more criminals to deal with; just peace of mind of being in a perfect place. All of your answers will come from the Bible, it's always there for help. Rest in Peace Brother.

Patrolman Allen Costner
Irmo Police Dept. Irmo, SC

November 18, 2005

I AM A STUDENT WHO IS SO SORRY ABOUT OFFICER JACKSON I LOVE HIM LIKE A FATHER A I WILL TRUELY MISS HIM LIKE MY HEART GOES OUT TO HIS WIFE MRS.JOANNE JACKSON AND THE JACKSON FAMILY AND I SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOST AND I WILL PRAY FOR ALL OF DALLAS PD AND ALL THE OFFICERS AT LAKEHIGHLANDS JR HIGH OFFICER J WAS A OFFICER THERE FOR TWO YEARS AND I HAVE KNOWN HIM FOR ONE IN A HALF I LOVE YOU AND I PRAY FOR YOU
GOD BLESS.

DARIQ LUSK
FORMER STUDENT

November 18, 2005

Thank you Brother. We are grateful for your faithfulness and dedication to duty. We are proud you chose to be one of us of The Thin Blue Line. Be assured your loved ones are not alone for we remain but a phone call away.

Bob Johnson VA-VI

Robert JohnsonU.S. Marshal's (Ret'd)
Blue Knights International Police Assn.

November 18, 2005

God bless my family when I am away,
Leave the lights on I'll return from harms way,

Grant me courage and strength to protect others each day,
So they live in peace without worry, fear or dismay,

Bless those who have fallen given their life for another
May their spirit live on from then and forever,

Return me home to my family at the end of each night,
May I pass through the door before the morning's first light,

Shall I give my life for another before the dawn breaks today,
God bless my family when I am away.

By

D. Adams

Deputy J.E. DeAngelis
Tarrant County Constable's Office, Precinct 2

November 18, 2005

To the family of Officer Brian Jackson. I am so very sorry for your loss and I grieve with you. Tho I never met Brian personally, it is evident in the many heartfelt messages left on this site that he was not only a good family man of the higest morals but a much loved man of great carachter and an exemplary officer. As a citizen of the city of Dallas, I want you to know that I appreciate all that your husband/son/brother/father did to make life better for me. I pray that your tears be brief and the pain of your loss soon turn into the magic of your memories.

With heavy heart,

Janice G.

Citizen Of Dallas
West End Historic District

November 18, 2005

I come to this website every day. It is my way to pay respect and learn a little about these officers who gave their life for us. I must say when I first saw this officer's name my heart fell. Officer Brian Jackson is my dear neighbor's grandson. He is a police officer here in Ohio. It makes it all the more real. Bless Officer Jackson's Family and Friends. May you find some comfort in knowing that he will always be remembered for the hero he is.

OHIO
11-18-05

November 18, 2005

Rest in peace brother.. We have the watch now. Keep an eye on the rest of us from your new beat in heaven! Your service will always be remembered!

Special Agent
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED)

November 18, 2005

On November 13th 2005, The Lord was given a message from an angel. In the message this small angel spoke quietly in His presence, saying "Father, I have brought you great news once again" and God spoke with a big powerful voice and said with a loving smile, "I already know, we have inherited another battle warrior and his name is Brian Jackson. He has served Me and his fellow man well, I am eternally grateful for the job he has done, for in it he was able to glorify my name and presence, while giving unselfishly to those he served. I have promoted Brian Jackson to My Plane in Heaven, and from this day forward, he will live in Peace, he will never feel Fear, Nor Cry Again. This I say And It Shall Be Forever. Now send the others forward to Open Their Wings and Open The Gates, I want to hear them singing with Joy, "Welcome Home Officer Brian Jackson, You Have Served Him Well, Here You Will See All Around You, Those In Blue, Who Went Before You, and They Now Welcome You Too" God then spoke to another angel saying "I want you to send a troop down to those who grieve their loss, and feel fear, I want the angel wings around those Children, That Family, and Every Comrade he served with, for they shall blot away the tears and numb the time awhile, although they will be sad to know he is gone to them, they will surely be joyful to know, That Today he Reigns In Heaven With Me and My Promise to them is This, his death on Earth is not forever, it is but a tick in time, you are promised by Me as it is Written, the next time you see Brian, it will be in Heaven, where time, tears and fears are never again, no more" "The next time will not be but a short tick in time, rather as I Have Always Promised, Forever, Eternal." "Till then, march on and know I am there with you this day, as yesterday, and will be till time is no-more"

You will be missed brother.

Scott Parker
Texas Peace Officer

November 18, 2005

JoAnn - thank you for giving Brian to the citizens of Dallas. It's with a very heavy heart, he's now left us. We'll miss his enthusiam, his passion,and the fervor that made him the ultimate hero. Your pain is profound. Always know, in your darkest of days, you will have someone to hold and keep you. Thank you for your sacrifice.

Dallas Police Officer's Wife
DPD - Northwest

November 18, 2005

rest in peace my brother officer thank you for your heroic service. my prayers go out to the wife of this hero officer he will never be forgotten.

POLICE OFFICER RENE SANCHEZ
BOSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT, BOSTON MA.

November 18, 2005

God bless you and your family. I want to say thank you to Brian's family for sharing their hero and making him ours.
Rest in peace, we have the watch now

Officer Faith Gollob
Chesapeake Police Department

November 18, 2005

Brian,
You have lived your life serving the public. When you were a High School student in Rhode Island, you volunteered as an EMT and gave of yourself in ways that most of your peers could not fathom. I was not surprised to hear, years later, that you had become a Police Officer to protect the very same public that you worked so tirelessly to save in the back of your ambulance. Rest Brian, your time of service has now concluded. Your brothers and sisters will carry out your legacy, helping those who can not help themselves and protecting the public from those who would do them. harm.

Maj Michael J. Quirk
USAF

November 18, 2005

My heart breaks for Joanne and Officer Jackson's family, friends, and coworkers. May the Lord send his angels down to comfort you during this tragic time. My deepest sympathy to everyone who was lucky to have known this wonderful man. May the Lord give you strength and bless each of you.

My spouse is an officer in North Texas, and I make sure to hold him a little longer and tighter everyday. I am saddened that you will never be able to hold Brian close again. It brings tears to my eyes to think of the pain you are feeling that he was taken from you. It saddens and angers me.

"Last Inspection"
The policeman stood and faced his God,
Which must always come to pass.
He hoped his shoes were shining.
Just as brightly as his brass.
"Step forward now, policeman.
How shall I deal with you?
Have you always turned the other cheek?
To My Church have you been true?"
The Policeman squared his shoulders and said,
"No, Lord, I guess I ain't,
Because those of us who carry badges
can't always be a Saint.
I've had to work most Sundays,
and at times my talk was rough,
and sometimes I've been violent,
Because the streets are awfully tough.
But I never took a penny,
That wasn't mine to keep.
Though I worked a lot of overtime
when the bills got just too steep.
And I never passed a cry for help,
Though at times I shook with fear.
And sometimes, God forgive me,
I've wept unmanly tears.
I know I don't deserve a place
Among the people here.
They never wanted me around
except to calm their fear.
If you've a place for me here, Lord,
It needn't be so grand.
I never expected or had too much,
but if you don't...I'll understand
There was silence all around the throne
Where the Saints had often trod
As the policeman waited quietly,
For the judgment of his God.
"Step forward now, policeman,
You've borne your burdens well
Come walk a beat on Heaven's streets,
You've done your time in Hell."

Author unknown

Officer Jackson, may you rest in peace.

Vanessa Gonzalez

November 18, 2005

Your time on earth was much too short, but your memory will live on forever. Thank you for serving to protect. You are cherished, by both those who knew you ,and those who did not... Rest in peace, Brian...

Haynes & Thomas Families

November 18, 2005

For Officer Jackson's family, friends, and colleagues on the street, our sincere condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Officer Jackson has reminded us of what we push to the back of our minds every day: That we never know when our last watch may be. Let your loved ones know that they ARE LOVED. Then do your best to come home to them each and every day, and make sure they know that if you don't you will continue on a patrol of eternal vigilance, doing the job you so loved--but never more than them.

Lets be careful out there.

Deputy Erich Neumann
Hamilton County Sheriff's Dept, TX

November 18, 2005

May God Bless and keep your family in His loving arms during this time of sorrow.

May He continue to bless the Dallas Police Dept.

Trooper J.T. Haynes
Va State Police

November 18, 2005

Our prays are with your family and coworks

Charles Robinson Jr
Rusk County ESD

November 18, 2005

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. REST IN PEACE BROTHER, YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!!!!!!!

SGT. DANIEL ABRAHAMSON
OSCEOLA COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE

November 17, 2005

In Valor there is Hope. May your passage into heaven be peaceful. Rest in peace, Brother.

P.O. Chris Welby
Bridgeton, Mo. PD

November 17, 2005

My heart aches for the surviving family and colleagues of Officer Jackson. I pray you find some peace in the knowledge that he died a heroes death, performing an honorable duty - protecting innocent. Your tragic, untimely death will not be in vain, dear brother, for we shall continue on with your spirit in our hearts.

May God bless Jason and his family. Rest in Peace, brother, we have the watch from here.

Sgt. Will Hoyt
Bellows Falls, VT PD

November 17, 2005

Our thoughts and prayers go out the Jackson's family/friends and DPD. We have experienced a LOD death and know the pain and hurt well too much.

My God bless and keep the family and friends through this tragic time.

Ofc B Leonard
Grand Prairie PD

November 17, 2005

Thanks for your service brother in blue. I pray that god will send his angels down to comfort your widow, family, friends and coworkers. We've got your shift covered from here on out. I also pray that swift justice is delivered to your killer and that he gets the punishment he deserves.

Officer R. Erwin #216
Watauga DPS

November 17, 2005