Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Thanks Ken... for everything. Thanks for the first call we ever went on together where you took apart that guy's gun and we talked about earpieces... and for all the calls after that... and thank you for all the then times I heard "3T17, was someone looking for a DUI Officer?" even though you already had one or even two in custody... and thank you for all that no one would ever be able to list because the list would be too long. Thank You.

Inazu/2413
CSPD

December 11, 2006

Heidi-- Our words can not express the sorrow we feel for losing Ken. You have been a huge part of his life for a long time. He always smiled when talking of you. Heidi, Ken will be by your side in everything you do. He will be your coach, and he will want you to talk about him often. Its okay to cry, for if there was no rain in the world, we would have no flowers. We are your family too, and here for anything you need.

Dispatcher
Colorado Springs Police Communications

December 10, 2006

Thank you!

CS Citizen

December 10, 2006

We, the people of Colorado Springs, wish to honor the family and friends of Officer Ken Jordon. My 3 children and I will be at your procession tomorrow so they can see the final chapter in a true hero's life. We are carrying a sign that says, "Our Thanks to Ken. Our Thanks to All Who Serve."

Terri
Colorado Springs Citizen

December 10, 2006

To Officer Ken Jordan- First of all THANK YOU for your service to all Colorado Springs citizens. To your family- I feel such sympathy for you. I know what you are going through- Keep him in your thoughts daily. It never gets better, just easier to cope. I hope that TRUE justice is served for this senseless crime! It saddens me to think that someone so young- someone who served his city was taken by a coward! To the rest of the department- keep him in your thoughts- your daily thoughts! My hats off to you Ken.

A Citizen

December 10, 2006

To Officer Ken Jordan- First of all THANK YOU for your service to all Colorado Springs citizens. To your family- I feel such sympathy for you. I know what you are going through- Keep him in your thoughts daily. It never gets better, just easier to cope. I hope that TRUE justice is served for this senseless crime! It saddens me to think that someone so young- someone who served his city was taken by a coward! To the rest of the department- keep him in your thoughts- your daily thoughts! My hats off to you Ken.

A Citizen

December 10, 2006

Ken,
You are truly one of the nicest persons I have ever met. You always saw the best in everyone and I am going to miss you. We had some great memories together during all the DUI's we had when I worked midnights with you. You always made me laugh I will never foget the good times. May God look after your family, friends, Heidi, and our fellow officers in blue. Rest now my brother, until we meet again...

Brian Frahm
CSPD

December 10, 2006

From all the members of the Mountain View Police Department, our thoughts and prayers are with you, your family and friends.

My god bless you!

Commander Dave Munoz
Mountain View Police Department

December 10, 2006

Thank you Officer Jordan for your supreme sacrifice. I appreciate all you did to get the drunk drivers off the streets and keep the citizens of our community safe. I am sorry that you had to pay the ultimate price for something so senseless.

To Officer Jordan's family, I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that his death was not if vain and that justice will be served. May he rest in peace.

Deputy
El Paso County Sheriffs Office

December 10, 2006

Officer Jordan,
I mourn for your brothers and sisters in blue as I watch their heartbroken tears pour out for you. I will never understand why your life was so arrogantly taken because of hatred and the evil that's in this world. But what one evil coward meant for harm has turned into a massive display of your courage, your light and love, compassion, strength, committment, and passion for life. We remember you and your sacrifice, not just in these early days following your death, but in the days, months, and years to come.
To Ken's family, CSPD family, and dear Heidi ~ God bless you and keep you as you go through this undescribable pain. You are all in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. His death is not in vain.

Jen Unrau
A CSPD Wife

December 10, 2006

Ken altough we never met ur heart felt story has had a impact states away..Wking in the village where u first started out, I would just like to send a THANK YOU. U made the ultimate sacrifce and are a true hero. May god bless u and ur family..Rest in peace, U will not be forgotten as you watch over us each day......

M Piantkowski
ELK GROVE VILLAGE IL FIRE DEPT>

December 10, 2006

Ken,

I sit here now, still in total disbelief as to what has happened. I was always impressed with you in the Academy. You always put everyone else’s needs in front of yours’. You were warrior, a friend, and a brother in blue. Your laugh was contagious and your smile brightened the world. I sit here now thinking of all the wonderful things about you, and realize that I am better man for having known you. I remember the last time we had spoken we talked of going skiing, after you had taken a DUI from me. I recall saying to you wouldn’t be able to keep up with me, knowing that was hardly the case. I laughed then you laughed. All of us will miss you Ken.

Rest now 3T17.

Detective Mark Beck 1775

December 10, 2006

We are all saddened to hear of the loss of yet another brother. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family, friends and loved ones. May you rest in peace brother and thank you for doing the lords work.

Officer Shawn Villano
California Highway Patrol

December 10, 2006

Rest on Brother. We have the watch now. Thank you!

Louisville Metro Police, Kentucky

December 10, 2006

You'll be missed brother are prayers go to your family. God Bless

Deputy Cooper
La Plata County sheriff's office

December 10, 2006

A TRUE HERO. God Speed Brother, We have the watch from here.

Detective
Florida

December 10, 2006

Thank you again for keeping me and the citizens of Colorado Springs safe, we were very lucky to have you and all your BROTHERS and SISTERS IN BLUE! You will be missed but never forgotten.

I pray for all that knew and were touched by Officer Jordan, know that he is with the Jared and the rest of our angels and he will be watching over us all.

Heidi, he is now your Guardian Angel and he will always be with you, ALWAYS!

RIP Officer Jordan

Johnna

JD
USAFA FIRE DEPARTMENT

December 10, 2006

Ken, Words can't express how I've felt this week. I know you were there watching over us. I love you brother and miss you.

Officer Joe Richardson
Colorado Springs Police Department

December 10, 2006

Rest in Peace...

Police Officer
Syracuse Police Dept,NY

December 10, 2006

Ken:
The ED won't be the same with one less smiling face to count on. Thank you for your service and your sacrifice. You gave your life doing the job you loved; my heartbreak is that doing the job I love wasn't enough this time.
May you rest in peace.
EN

A nurse who was there

December 10, 2006

Written by: Mercy Me

"You're in a better place, I've heard a thousand times
And at least a thousand times I've rejoiced for you
But the reason why I'm broken, the reason why I cry
Is how long must I wait to be with you

I close my eyes and I see your face
If home's where my heart is then I'm out of place
Lord, won't you give me strength to make it through somehow
I've never been more homesick than now

Help me Lord cause I don't understand your ways
The reason why I wonder if I'll ever know
But, even if you showed me, the hurt would be the same
Cause I'm still here so far away from home

I close my eyes and I see your face
If home's where my heart is then I'm out of place
Lord, won't you give me strength to make it through somehow
I've never been more homesick than now

In Christ, there are no goodbyes
And in Christ, there is no end
So I'll hold onto Jesus with all that I have
To see you again
To see you again

And I close my eyes and I see your face
If home's where my heart is then I'm out of place
Lord, won't you give me strength to make it through somehow
Won't you give me strength to make it through somehow
Won't you give me strength to make it through somehow

I've never been more homesick than now"

Officer Joshua Loahr #2755
Colorado Springs PD

December 10, 2006

The picture they keep showing of you on the news does not do you justice. You look so serious. The Ken I know was always smiling, could light up any room he was in, and had a great sense of humor. That's the Ken that I will always remember in my heart. We won't forget you and all the lives you impacted.

December 10, 2006

Ken, I am sorry it has taken me so long to write this. I could have been the first to leave a reflection but when I tried I couldn't see the screen through my tears, my heart ached, and I got a lump in my throat. I was listening to a song tonight and it said "when darkness falls may your heart be true, may an evening star shine down on you" and I knew that I could finally tell you what has been in my heart. For when I heard the song, I knew that those words were talking about you. Your heart was true in the darkest hour, and even though you gave all of yourself I know that you will always be looking down on us. Our evening star. May all of our hearts be as true in our darkest hour. You will be forever missed and never forgotten. Until we meet again my friend, my brother.

Pamela Johnson
CSPD

December 10, 2006

For Ofc. Jordan's Family: My heart goes out to you, I will keep you in my prayers. Thank you for sharing your precious Son and Brother with the World and with the Police Department, we were all blessed by his presence.

For Ofc. Jordan's Girlfriend: May you find some comfort in knowing we are praying for you also. We are so very sorry for your loss.

For the Dispatchers and Call Takers: So few know how much you care. Thank you for dedication and know that you can't change what happens on the other side of that radio/phone no matter how hard you try and I know you try. Thanks for the work you do and you are also in my prayers.

For the Brothers and Sisters in Blue: Know that you are all Heroes. Be safe as you carry on. Make Officer Jordan proud.

Finally For Officer Jordan: THANK YOU. You gave your life because you are nothing short of what a true Hero should be. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. REST IN PEACE OFFICER JORDAN.

CO-WORKER
CSPD

December 10, 2006

Dear Mr. Jordan,

I was deeply saddened when I heard the news of your passing. This has been the second death and a true hero and role model that our city has experienced this year. I offer my most humble condolences, to your girlfriend, family, and fellow officers at the CSPD. My thoughts and prayers will forever be with you. God Bless You, and may you forever Rest In Peace. Your bravery has fueled my ever-growing dream of becoming a police officer.

Future Police Officer Zach McCready
Citizen

December 10, 2006