New York State Police, New York
End of Watch Wednesday, March 1, 2006
Reflections for Trooper Andrew J. "AJ" Sperr
Never forgotten
M/T Chris McGarity
Louisiana State Police-Retired
February 29, 2024
Rest in peace.
J.R.
March 2, 2023
You were a leader and an inspiration to those of us who worked with you.
Tpr Jared Rowling (retired)
NYSP
March 1, 2023
Miss you Andy. I remember from time to time you stopped and bought pies from the old lady who sold them along the roadside.... then sat in the patrol room and ate the whole pie!
Allie 2630
NYSP
March 1, 2023
Yeah. Guess I'm still a little raw. Snotting and crying all over myself thinking of you. Still love and miss you. Life's changed a lot. Kyle has become quite a hunter and Kate has two little girls. Mikey and Matty are seniors now. Hope you are doing well.
1816
NYSP
January 11, 2023
I had the pleasure of knowing you. You were a wonderful person with a great smile. I can tell you that you are missed. I can say that the community rallied around your memory and family. You will never be forgotten.
Melody Ross Lindsay
friend
December 8, 2022
Never forgotten, RIP brother, see you in heaven.
Trooper
NYSP Retired
March 1, 2022
Rest in Peace brother. Always remembered in Louisiana.
M/T Chris McGarity
Louisiana State Police-Retired
March 1, 2022
We are thinking about the Sperr family especially today on the 16th Anniversary. Know that we think of you throughout the year. All our love to your family.
Cindy & Jim Todeschini
Parents of Trooper Craig J. Todeschini
March 1, 2022
You are in my heart forever, Brother. Never forgotten.
TR
Brother
March 1, 2022
Rest in peace.
J.R.
November 6, 2021
Rest In Peace- your service won’t be forgotten!
Ofc. Ras #1756
Fort Lauderdale PD
September 25, 2021
Happy Birthday Andy.
Becky Kluchonic
New York State Police
December 20, 2020
14 year anniversary death of NY State Trooper Andrew Sperr
Posted on Sunday, March 1st 2020
BIG FLATS, N.Y. (WENY) - Today marks 14 years since New York State Trooper Andrew Sperr was killed in the line of duty.
Trooper Sperr died on March 1st of 2006 after pulling over two men who robbed a nearby bank in the town of Big Flats. After exchanging gunfire with the suspects, Trooper Sperr was wounded and died at the scene. Sperr was only 33-years-old at the time of his death, and had been a New York State Trooper for 10 years. In memory of Trooper Sperrs death, his friends, family and co-workers, made the scene of the crime a park in his memory, known as "Sperr Memorial Park."
Retired Police Officer
NYPD
March 2, 2020
Rest In Peace
Mark Mottola
March 1, 2020
Thinking of you today Trooper Speer
Patrolman Stephen Hall
Clarks Summit Borough Police
March 1, 2020
Trooper Andrew Speer will never be forgotten. Thank you "AJ" for your service sir.
First Sergeant Thomas Webb, Retired.
New York State Police - Troop D
January 31, 2020
Been thinking about you, as usual this time of year. This was a tough year for me and thing I miss the most is being able to talk to you and feel your support. You were the best friend...and I miss you, brother.
–T
brother
December 19, 2019
Rest in Peace brother. You will never be forgotten.
M/T Chris McGarity
LSP-Retired
March 1, 2019
Another New York State Trooper was shot and killed in the line of duty yesterday his name was Nicholas Clark, take care of him Trooper Sperr welcome him to heaven's precinct with open arms.
John
Civilian LEO Supporter Rochester NY
July 3, 2018
I will never forget the time I met you. You were sitting on one side of the bar flap and I was on the other. It was a beautiful autumn day...
*You never touched your beer. You said to the bar tender, "I am just not that thirsty today."
Who would of ever thought that a stranger changed my life. I didn't know who you were until your death hit the news.
Thank you for your honor, integrity, and courage to make a difference in lives.
I saw you one time after that day and you tipped your hat.
What a true gentlemen!
Annymous
Citizen
June 16, 2018
Over 12 years has past, but you sir will never ever be forgotten. Trooper Andrew J. "A.J" Sperr is a true hero because of his dedication to duty, and his devotion to protect the public at any cost. I thank Trooper Andrew J. Sperr for his service to the State of New York. God bless his entire family.
First Sergeant Thomas Webb (Retired)
New York State Police - Troop D
March 25, 2018
Still missing you buddy.
Anomyous
New York State Police
March 11, 2018
Think of you often, I never knew youTrp Sperr but ever since I watched video from the funeral home you have reminded me so much of my best friend Trp Larry Gleason EOW 2/11/02. My father and I always stopped by your awesome memorial park on our way to Schroon Lake for Larry's memorial every year. You will never be forgotten!
Jim Tierney
March 1, 2018
I remember even if others forget
Family
March 1, 2018
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