Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Brother Ken, rest in peace. You died while making the world a better place, and you will not be forgotten.

Tom Schaffer
Northfield PD, WIU, DTD '87

December 8, 2006

My thoughts and prayers are with the family and the Colorado Springs P.D

Fallen but never forgotten.

Officer B. Laurie
Haltom City Police, Tx

December 8, 2006

Officer Jordan,

A great hero said, "Courage is being scared to death - but saddling up anyway." Thank you for having the courage to saddle up. You will be missed very much. You are a true HERO.

Sergeant
Manitou Springs Police Department

December 8, 2006

Officer Ken Jordan you made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, and will never be forgotten. I have never wanted to wear CSPD's uniform as badly as I do now. Your courageousness, and heroic sacrifice will forever remain in my heart. You have inspired me now more then ever to follow through with my dream of becoming a police officer. I hope that one day I too will have touched as many lives as you have. My thoughts and prayers go out to your family, friends, and colleagues at the Colorado Springs Police Department. Rest in Peace, and please keep an eye on the men and women in blue.

GMFM
Colorado Springs, Colorado

December 8, 2006

To one of Colorado Springs finest, thank you for giving the ultimate sacrifice. As a sister of a CSPD officer this really touches my heart. But as my 8 year old asked me "Mommy, why do the good guys have to die when the bad guy didn't?" A question we all ask ourselves. Rest in peace and know that my prayers are with you, your family and all the brave people in law enforcement.

B Almeida

December 8, 2006

Ken, I was in Washington when you fell. I was in such shock when I got the call, I couldn't and didn't want to believe what I was hearing. It didn't even become real until today when I was coming to work and I passed the memorial on Fountain. Thank you so much for the man you were, you know you impacted many lives in your way too short of time. I know you didn't want to be a hero, but you are. Although I would prefer to have you back, it will be my honor to carry you to the rest you deserve. I'm saddened and hurt you had to make this sacrifice, but I will keep you close to my heart always. Rest well brother, "your clear to be out east."

Clay
CSPD #9597

December 8, 2006

Ken,

I have sat down and tried to think a hundred times what it is that I want to say...I still don't even know where to begin...

A few nights ago, I sat your primary...you had sent me a message, and as you always do, you called me by name. You are one of the few that always does that...If I had known that was going to be the last time that I would ever speak to you, I would have said something completely different. And then, last night, on my way to work, I stopped by your memorial, and I had that chance...to say something different...I was at a loss for words. All I could do is stand there and weep.

As I tucked my little guy in to bed tonight, I helped him say his prayers. "Now I lay me..." his little two year old voice sounded so sweet, my eyes bagan to burn with tears...together we asked for God to bless "Poppy, and his Brothers and Sisters in Blue...and to give Ken a hug and Jared too." My little man is too young to understand...or so I thought, but as I knelt by the bed, weeping, trying to gain my composure, that same sweet voice whispered to me, "Mommy, he's okay."

You are a Hero, Ken...Rest in peace.
AMK

AMK
CSPD Dispatch

December 7, 2006

I just received notice of this from another Brother involved in SASS. RIP Brother. I will stop and salute your name on The National Law Enforcement Memorial in D.C. on May 13th.

Sergeant Bruce Rapa
Chicago Police Department

December 7, 2006

Thank you, Ken, for the heartprint you left on the lives you touched. The lives you saved. The service to your community.

Special love to the fraternity that family can't even touch. God bless you all.

Typed through tears......thank you, Ken.

CSPD officer's Mom

December 7, 2006

Another good person is taken from this earth, its not fair. I did not know Ken, but I know the type. The really good people leave a lasting impression. My prayers go out for Ken, his family and friends. My prayers also go out to your brothers and sisters in blue, it is a hard job and after something like this happens it makes it even harder. May you rest in peace. "All give some and some gave all"

Troy
Penrose, CO

December 7, 2006

Rest in Peace Officer Jordan

Spc Smith and family
Fort Carson

December 7, 2006

Though I did not know you personally, I will never forget the ultimate sacrifice you made. I went by your memorial last night and was so touched by the many who had left cards, poems, and flowers in your memory. Rest in Peace, brother!

Down, down, down into the darkness of the grave
Gently they go, the beautiful, the tender, the kind;
Quietly they go, the intelligent, the witty, the brave.
I know. But I do not approve. And I am not resigned.

-Edna St. Vincent Millay

Trooper Hague
Colorado State Patrol

December 7, 2006

Although, we spoke many times at shift change in the locker room at the creek. I will forever remember your friendship and the conversations we had about the job. Bro rest in peace. your watch did not end and instead will continue as you will now watch over your brother officers. May God Bless You and your family.

Dave Rodriguez Retired Officer
CSPD

December 7, 2006

Ken,

I love & miss you brother.

1773P

Officer Michael Zamonas
Colorado Springs Police Department

December 7, 2006

Officer Jordan, We thank you for you dedicated service to the people of your community. For the Jordan Family, our prayers will be with you. Through this tragedy, we have all become family.

Joe Williams
Brother, D/S Matt Williams EOW 9/28/06

December 7, 2006

Ken,
There are no answers, it simply isn't fair. There hasn't even been time to catch our breath. So many people looked up to you and your legacy will live on. You will never be forgotten. You were always willing to help, always willing to break off to cover another on a call and your work ethic is second to none. You were one of the hardest working cops I had ever met. So you and Jared know, we'll keep trying to do our best down here, we have to,... it isn't easy. But I know you've got our backs. We miss you guys. To Ken's family, please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers and always will be.

Sgt. Jeff Jensen Colorado Springs Police
Brother of Det. Jared Jensen, CSPD EOW 2-22-06

December 7, 2006

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Officer Jordans family, partners, and the entire Colorado Springs Police Department. My brother was a former officer with your department and this is the second time this year he has called me with such trajic news. I cannot imagine what you are going through. Police officers from around the country have you all in our prayers. Rest in peace Ken.

Sgt. Don Stenger
Burnsville MN Police Department

December 7, 2006

God Bless you and your family, friends, and co-workers who mourn your death.

Sheila Ludwig
None

December 7, 2006

Ken-I can't believe you are gone. I'm so glad I got to talk to you on Monday night. I never thought I would hear just a couple of hours later that you were gone. Your family is being taken care of and they are great people. I know we talked about this several times and everything you wished for, if we ever had to face this, is being done. We will all still go skiing and rafting and scuba diving and we will think of you and your amazing ability to do these sports every moment we are there. I miss you so much and I will always love you. I will see you again.

Officer K.A. Buckley 9599
Colorado Springs Police Department

December 7, 2006

REST IN PEACE OFFICER KEN.

SGM JOHNNY ACEVEDO
US ARMY 5TH SPECIAL FORCE

December 7, 2006

Another of our finest has gone to walk the beat in heaven Rest in Peace Officer Jordan and keep your eye out on the rest of us down here, You and your family will be in our prayers.

Marshal Danny Sanchez
Blanca Marshals Office

December 7, 2006

Ken, you will always be in my heart and the heart of my family. We, CSPD and the City of Colorado Springs will miss you greatly.

Sgt. D. M. Juhl and Family
CSPD

December 7, 2006

Our son Patrick met Ken in Kindergarten. They remained friends for 27 years. We watched him grow from a cute little boy to this impressive young man. We had so many good times together on vacations and just being together. We loved Ken & I know how Ken loved his family. We are so blessed to have known him. I'm sure the gates of heaven opened wide & he was received with love like he was here on earth by family & friends.
Jim & Carol Curley
Chicago area

Friends from Chicago area

December 7, 2006

Jordan here I am again during my short time with CSPD I meet alot of officers, but very few stayed with me. You showed me hoe a incident report should be written. I will never forget you and your ability to lead. If you dont mind tell Jenson I said hello. Rest in peace Ken you were a good MAN!

James Taggart
former officer

December 7, 2006

Officer Jordan and family, thank you for your ultimate sacrifice. I've been reading the reflections and I'm proud to say that they touched me so deeply, I'm crying right now and I don't even know you. Thank you for your service to Colorado Springs. May God Bless You and Your Family. Look down on us, protect us and watch over the whole CSPD group! Rest in Peace Officer Jordan.

TJS & GWS
COLO SPGS Resident

December 7, 2006