Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

I am so sorry. May God give your wife and family strength and peace during this most sorrowful time.

Carol Espinoza, Mother of
Officer Isaac Espinoza, SFPD, EOW 4/10/04

November 17, 2005

REST IN PEACE MY BROTHER,WE HAVE THE WATCH NOW.GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

PTLM. GEORGE S. GALISH
HANOVER TWP. POLICE DEPT. WASHINGTON CO.

November 17, 2005

I AM SORRY FOR THE PASSING OF OFFICER BRIAN JACKSON. MY HEART AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO HIS FAMILY, FRIENDS AND CO-WORKERS. I AM GLAD THE COWARD WHO DID THIS CRIME IS GOING TO BE PUNISHED FOR IT.

PATROLMAN CHAD MULLEN
HORNELL CITY PD, NY

November 17, 2005

When somebody dies, a cloud turns into an angel, and flies up to tell God to put another flower on a pillow. A bird gives the message back to the world, and sings a silent prayer that makes the rain cry. People disappear, but they never really go away. The spirits up there put the sun to bed, wake up the grass, and spin the earth in dizzy circles. Sometimes you can see them dancing in a cloud during the day-time, when they're supposed to be sleeping. They paint the rainbows and also the sunsets and make waves splash and tug at the tide. They toss shooting stars and listen to wishes. And when they sing windsongs, they whisper to us, don't miss me too much. The view is nice and I'm doing just fine.

I met Joann and Brian only briefly this past summer when they adopted a puppy from me. I am honored to have met Brian, and will not forget him. I may not have known him very well or for very long, but I knew enough to know how wonderful of a person he truly was. My heart aches for Joann and all of Brian's family, and you will all be in my heart and my prayers.

Jennifer Wood
volunteer foster mom, Protective Animal League(PAL)

November 17, 2005

My condolences to the family, friends and co-workers of Officer Brian Jackson.Our world will never know the treasure we lost but heaven truly knows the angel it has gained. Brian, rest in peace dear brother.

Officer Krystal Horton
LAPD

November 17, 2005

To Mrs. Jackson and all who grieve for this true American Hero:
My family & I would like to offer our deepest sympathy for your loss. Like Brian, my cousin's life was cut short by another human being. We have all learned to live with the daily loss and grief, however there will always be that place for him in our hearts. I am sure that you feel the same about Brian. I can only tell you that we are holding you in our prayers and know that God will be with you in this very difficult time. One passage that I would like to share with you is this. "WHEN YOU COME TOT HE EDGE OF ALL THE LIGHT YOU HAVE KNOWN AND ARE ABOUT TO STEP INTO THE DARKNESS, FAITH IS KNOWING ONE FO TWO THINGS WILL HAPPEN.....THERE WILL EITHER BE A PLACE FOR YOU TO STAND, OR YOU WILL BE TAUGHT HOW TO FLY!"
Brian was taught how to fly on Nov. 13, 2005 and he flew straight into the arms of angels.
Good luck and God Bless.

Teri Hodges
cousin of Trooper Nik Green EOW 12/26/03

November 17, 2005

Our deepest sympathy go to the family and brothers of Officer Brian Jackson. May the Lord watch over and protect each and everyone of you.
And to his wife, may He take away your burden and comfort you in this time of sorrow. You are in our prayers.
Psalms 9:12

Elaine Gant
Wife of Irving Police Officer

November 17, 2005

may you rest in peace you and other police officers around this great country is what makes us feel safe thank you

john ferry

November 17, 2005

Brian,

As you join the ranks of those who have gone before you and take your well-deserved place with God...know that the honorable men and women who served with you now carry your cross. Rest easy now our brother, for you have earned your wings. You will not be forgotten.

Deputy JD
Tarrant County

November 17, 2005

The tears will fall and our hearts will be heavy but we will not let your death be in vain.

NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT

PJ Brock
Arlington Police Association

November 17, 2005

god bless to the family, friends and co-workers of Officer Jackson. Thank you for your service.

MJW #643

November 17, 2005

Officer Jackson,

Thank you sir. You are a true hero. I hope to one day shake your hand when the Lord calls me home. Thank you.

Officer Caleb Williams
Gulfport Police Department, Gulfport, Ms

November 17, 2005

To the family of Officer Brian Jackson,

I just wanted you to know that you have been in my thoughts and prayers daily. I pray that God will give you the comfort and strength to get you through this most difficult time. I cannot imagine the pain that you must be feeling as you are living the worst nightmare of every officer's family! We are still coming to terms with the loss of Sgt. Jonathan Dragus, who was killed 4 weeks ago today in Oklahoma City. I hope that you find comfort in that Officer Jackson died doing what he loved!

God bless you!

wife of OCPD officer

November 17, 2005

To Mrs. Jackson and the Jackson family -please know that many thoughts and prayers are with you and yours during this time.

We know that Brian is now patrolling the streets of heaven. May God bless you all.

A Police Officer's Wife
Dallas, Texas

November 17, 2005

Rest in peace my brother. We will carry the fight from here.

SCO T. Wilson
NJDOC

November 17, 2005

Rest in Peace, Brother. Thank you for your service to your community and to this country. Stand tall as you enter Paradise, you have earned your place alongside all of the warriors of justice who have gone before you. Watch over your wife and all of those who are dear to you. Keep them safe and let them be comforted by all these reflections and the thoughts and prayers from all who learn of their loss.

A Squad
Woodbridge CT PD

November 17, 2005

The thin blue line was crossed agian and we lost another one of our boys in blue.
Tears will fall.
Taps will sound.
The final call will go out,
But we will never forget.~

Kylie
columbus ohio

November 17, 2005

I knew of Brian more through his wife. She never spoke a harsh word of him, constantly talked about what a great person he was. Brian leaves a legacy of people who loved him and recognized what an honorable man he was. We are all grieving for his wife, and family over this great loss. Prayers. Lanie

Lanie St. Claire
Childrens Medical Center

November 17, 2005

Our prayers are with the wife family of Officer Brian Jackson. Brian was a true hero.

November 17, 2005

Rest in peace brother. My prayers are with your family.

Ofc. Covalt
Miami Beach Police

November 17, 2005

Officer Jackson made the ultimate sacrafice..... and some would ask why. Without people like Brian Jackson, this country would be over run with criminals running wild, taking what they want, killing at will. This officer and others who have died in the line of duty are what stand between chaos/anarchy. Be proud of what he stood for! God bless his friends and family.

Officer Dressler
Forks Township, Pa

November 17, 2005

I don't know Officer Brian Jackson but I don't have to because he's a Brother in Blue. Officer Jackson is from Rhode Island and I have heard and read a lot of great things about this Man, Police Officer, Husband and Son. I would like to give My condolences to Officer Jacksons Wife, Family and his Brother and Sisters on the Dallas Police Department. Rest in peace my Brother your watch is over.

PTLM. Mike Walker
Providence Police Department

November 17, 2005

Thank you for your service and ultimate sacrafice. You are a hero. Rest in peace sir.

Captain Robert W. Cannon; Retired
Vermilion County, Illinois Sheriff's Department

November 17, 2005

REST IN PEACE BRIAN. MAY GOD BE WITH YOUR FAMILY NOW AND ALWAYS.

DEPUTY'S WIFE

November 17, 2005

Loosing a fellow officer is so hard to deal with, only because we have lost a member of our family. We stand by one another each day as we battle the harshness of this world. May GOD Bless those who grieve the loss of Officer Brian Jackson he will be missed in this world, but is going on to a new assignment. May his spirit and the dedication to his job live on in you all.

Police and Fire Communications
Murfreesboro Police Department

November 17, 2005