Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

God bless you and thank you for your service. We will never forget you, brother.

Plano PD, Texas

November 15, 2005

When an Officer dies in the line of duty it not just a loss to the family, but a loss to the community. All too often, Police and Firefighters go unnoticed. For that I am sorry. Officer Jackson's loss will have a lasting impact on all of the Metroplex area. What is hero? A hero is a man who makes a differnce in life, and even in death. Thank you Officer Jackson. Your life may have been cut short but your spirit lives on.

Fernando Gonzalez
Russ Martin Listener

November 15, 2005

My heartfelt condolences and prayers go out to Officer Jackson's family and the Dallas Police Department. Officer Jackson's courage will always be remembered by everyone who wears the uniform and the citizens he swore to protect.
Many will never know the courage it takes to put on that uniform. Officer Jackson is a hero and it takes a special kind of person to serve and protect. Officer Jackson paid the ultimate sacrifice to protect the lives of others and will never be forgotten.
May he rest in peace and be welcomed by the others who lost their lives before him.

Ofc J. Lee
UT Arlington PD

November 15, 2005

I didn't know Brian. But I know Jo-Ann.

Jo-Ann, I am certain no words I could offer now will ease your pain. When someone like Brian is taken away from us, we can't help but to ask why. This is a question we may never understand, nor get an answer to.
It would seem Brian willingly gave of himself throughout his life to help others in need. A volunteer EMT, a Charlestown Police Reserve Officer, and finally a dedicated, loyal, and professional Dallas Law Enforcement Officer. Brian gave of himself freely. His selflessness, his sacrifice will not be forgotten.
Know now Jo-Ann, you are part of a family. A family who's arms will wrap around you from coast to coast.
Brian will be with you always. Brian is policing the heavens for all eternity. Brian's spirit lives on in all of us who choose to walk the thin blue line.
You ARE NOT ALONE.

Ptlm. Ken Brown
Town of Westerly, RI

November 15, 2005

To Officer Jackson family, and the Dallas Police Department, Our deepest condolence, may God Bless each and everyone of you through this very difficult time.

Pecos Police Department
Pecos, Texas.

November 15, 2005

"Taken doing the most NOBLE job in the world, Gods Speed"...Una Stamus Brother.

Res. Deputy J. Payne
Bell County Sheriffs Office

November 15, 2005

A piece of me died today, as I read of your sacrifice, dear brother in arms. I said a silent prayer for you and those who loved you. You sought only to help a frightened woman terrorized by a cowardly madman with a gun. You had ended your shift and did not have to answer the call...but you chose to instead of heading home for the night.
And now look what has transpired. You are assuredly resting in a place reserved for heros and brave men.
Godspeed, my Friend.

Nick Galanos - Retired Police Officer
Toronto Police Force (Canada)

November 15, 2005

Dear Jackson Family,

I did not know Brian, but I have known several like him, a true hero. Know that the positive impact Brian had on others as well as the community will no doubt last beyond our pain of loss. With that being said, also know he will not be forgotten.

My family and the law enforcement community will have a good thought for yours.

Ofc. Eric Bruss #623
Santa Fe Police Dept.
Santa Fe, TX

ERIC M. BRUSS
SANTA FE POLICE DEPARTMENT TX

November 15, 2005

My deepest condolences to the family of Officer Jackson and his fellow officers at Dallas Police Dept. May god bless you.

Communications Officer Kimberly Turner
Tarrant County Sheriff Dept

November 15, 2005

May you rest in peace, and watch over all of us.

Field Agent, Jason Watkins
Texas Medical Examiners Office

November 15, 2005

On behalf of the Larkins family, we express our deepest sympathy to the family and fellow police officers of Officer Brian Jackson. Having recently experienced what you are feeling, our prayers are with all of you. I live in Fort Worth now & saw the news coverage of Officer Brian Jackson. What a great officer - may you rest in peace.

Tonya
Sister of Tennessee State Trooper Todd M. Larkins, EOW 7/8/2005

November 15, 2005

My wife and I would like to send our deepest sympathy to the family, friends and co-workers of Police Officer Brian Jackson. Thank you for your years of service and dedication. We all share in the loss of losing one of our own. May God Bless.

Officer Timothy T. Royster
Huntsville Police Department, AL.

November 15, 2005

I heard of this trajic lost while near my shifts end, upon my return to work the following shift this news fresh on my mind. "Routine Patrol" wasn't rountine. I found myself being evermore careful in the performance of my duties. I Responded to a home invasion burglary at 5 am and foot chase of suspect insued. I lost sight of my suspect. He was behind me hiding in the shadows of a house. And my guardian angel was watching. I made it home safe sunday morning and he is in jail. I only pray that I can serve and protect as well as you have. But then, you have set the bar so very high for those of us still on watch. God bless you and yours. And God save us, your brothers in blue from such a day. But if that day is to come, god grant me/us the strength to face the devil down with that same courage and protect those who can not protect them selves. May the good Lord watch over your fanily with a ready sword, and we will try our best to make you proud as we take care of the beat you have left behind. Thank you for sacrifice.

Officer J R Nevill
Whitney PD, WHitney Tx

November 15, 2005

I just had dinner with Officer Jackson and his wife 3 weeks ago. It is surreal to even contemplate his loss. Brian had a zest for life, and a love of Public Service. We will all miss him tremendously. My deepest condolences to his wife, his family, and his friends.

Russell Newman
Charlestown Ambulance and Rescue

November 15, 2005

Rest in peace. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. May the Lord bless and watch over your family.

Officer Jennifer Wardlow
Oklahoma City Police Dept

November 15, 2005

All give some, Some give all. Officer Jackson will be truly missed by his partners as well as the community. A great sadnesss is spread across the Metroplex as all of his fellow brothers and sisters grieve for the loss. Our prayers go out to his wife and department. May God continue to bless and protect all of our officers.

James

November 15, 2005

God Bless you Brian for the job that you did. I was truly sadden to hear the Dallas Police Cheif's announcement. I will say that it's amazing how we go to work day to day aware of the dangers that we could possibly face. Brother you have made the ultimate sacrifice. Rest in Peace now. To your wife and family I ask God to Bless them and guide them through their grief and time of need. I hope they know and realize that they are not alone, and that we are all deeply sadden by your loss.

Officer R O Sparks
Fort Worth PD

November 15, 2005

I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy to Brian's wife and his entire family. Those of us who worked with him on a daily basis at Central Patrol 3rd Watch will forever remember his courage, dedication, unwavering patriotism, and witty sense of humor. Brian, you were always there to volunteer to cover other officers and we will never forget that. Beat 141 will always be yours. Till we meet again bro, give us the courage to be kind to eachother and keep us bound to the truly noble path that you have paved for us.

Officer Tho Tang Ho
Dallas Police Department

November 15, 2005

I'm deeply saddened by your loss. Rest in peace, brother.

Police Officer II
LAPD

November 15, 2005

Rest easy brother. God Speed

Patrolman
DART

November 15, 2005

Thank you for your service, sir.

May your legacy live on in the hearts of all those around you.

May God grant your family peace, and justice for the man that took your life.

Sgt. JN
Indiana Police Explorer

November 15, 2005

It has been too recent since the loss of fellow Officer Metzler. We are deeply saddened at the loss of Officer Brian Jackson. God Bless the Men and Women of The Dallas Police Department.

Police Officer
Plano Police Department

November 15, 2005

Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your Family, and the Dallas Police Department. May you Rest In Peace and be justly rewarded for a job well done.
Your desire to serve and make a difference will not be forgotten!

Officer
Fort Worth Police Department

November 14, 2005

May you rest in peace. My prayers are with you, your wife, your family, and the Dallas Police Department. Thank you for your sacrifice. May God Bless You.

Patrolman J. Maguire
Irving Police Department, TX

November 14, 2005

And, when he shall die,
Take him and cut him out in little stars,
And he will make the face of heaven so fine
That all the world will be in love with night.

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God bless you and keep you, JoAnn. Brian was truly one of America's finest.

Paula Mialon
Children's Medical Center Dallas

November 14, 2005