Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Unfortunately for me, I didn't know you, but you wore the uniform, and that's enough. You and yours will be in my thoughts and prayers.

PFC Lane Hines
US Army Military Police

December 7, 2006

Brother,
My Prayers to your family, We may all be different Badges but, We are all family on a path most will never understand. Your jobs done now rest in God's hands, We'll take it from here.

Officer
Colorado Dept. of Corrections

December 7, 2006

To Officer Ken Jordan and Family,

It's hard to explain the actual feeling or emotions one has when a brave and compassionate person has fallen protecting what they beleive in. You and your family are in my prayers, and I can't help to wonder why it's always the people that actually make a diffrence in this world end up being the ones that leave it so soon. Rest in Peace Brother, you have made the world a better place and we are all blessed to have had you here for such a short time.

Spc. Cormier
1-68 CAB, 3HBCT 4th Infantry Division (Medic)

December 7, 2006

Officer Jordan, I met you once and I was impressed by your professionalism and your dedication to your duty. Thank you for the short time that we talked. You are a hero! Thank you for your service and your ultimate sacrafice, eventhough a simple thank you will never be enough. You will never be forgotten. God Bless, Rest in peace Brother.

Trooper
Colorado State Patrol

December 7, 2006

Ken

Even though I only knew you for a short while, I felt like I knew you all my life, you will be missed on those rides.

An Angel In The Sky Must Leave His Place Of Rest
Gently Tucking His Wings Beneath His Vest.

For Duty Has Called, There I Much Work To Do
Little Did He Know, This One Was Dressed In Blue.

Arriving On The Scene, He Knows Just What To Say,
"Follow Me, Fallen Brother, I'll Show You The Way."

"Your Duty Has Ended, Your Work Is Now Through."
"Come Hang Your Hat Beside Mine, I'm A Cop, TOO."


The Lion Can Rest Peacefully

JR
R-56 EPCSAR

December 7, 2006

You serve a short but great term for this great city. Your service for this city you will never be forgotten, your selfness in the protection of us, we can sleep soundly with the pride that you will be ever watching and that you and other officers have the courage to stand up for the protection of us. You will never be forgottenthank you for your service, you may sleep soundly for your watch is over. Thank you so much.

mike
Falcon Fire Protection District

December 6, 2006

Thank you for your service and sacrifice. My thoughts and prayers will be with you, your friends family and community.

D. Lindsey
WA resident

December 6, 2006

Ken,
Today, and always, we pray for your family and friends to find the strength necessary to take it one day at a time.

We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your bravery and sacrifice. We will never forget you. Thank you, for the job you did each and every day. As a result, you made my world, and that of my family, a safer place.

God speed, and may angels watch over you.

Nikki Skifstad
wife of CSPD officer

December 6, 2006

God Bless.... Thanks arent enough for your service to our
city and may god look over all other men in blue and keep them safe. We are greatful for your service officer Jordan
and all others in Law Enforcement.

Robert
City of Colorado Springs Employee

December 6, 2006

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Jordan family and our brother and sister officer of the Colorado Springs Police Department. Rest Easy Brother Jordan.

Scott Sparks, Patrolman
Chesterfield County Police Dept., VA

December 6, 2006

My prayers go out to the Jordan Family.. We have lost a great Officer that impacted our community so much and not only with his presence but with everything that he did!! He's touched the hearts of many who knew him. He is a great loss to us and he will be missed dearly. THANK YOU OFFICER JORDAN for all your help and support in keeping the people safe from harm. You sacrificed your life for us so we can continue to go on... To all the other officers thank you and my god be with you, protecting you from the evil that is on this earth...

amy
citizen

December 6, 2006

Officer Jordan,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I can tell by reading on here that you were an outstanding and to say the least a very well respected officer. Rest in peace, live your new life and worry no more about the streets down here. Thank you for your sacrifice for safety and peace of the citizens of Colorado springs.

SGT Frank
United States Army

December 6, 2006

Officer Jordan, You are a hero. Thank you for your service- you will not be forgotten.

December 6, 2006

Ken,
I want to extend my heartfelt prayers to your family and all the many friends, as we all try to get through this very difficult time. Rest in Peace, and Gods Speed.

Officer L.Lazoff
C.S.P.D.

December 6, 2006

I morn the loss of yet another young officer. Even though I
never had the pleasure of meeting you we have shared the same
thoughts, hopes, and goals so many miles apart. God Bless you
for your service, and may your family find peace in your sacrifice.

PO 1 Adrian Blackstone
JMU PD Harrisonburg, VA

December 6, 2006

YOU ARE A TRUE HERO. REST EASY BROTHER.

K. MCGEE
MPD,TX

December 6, 2006

Thank you so much for protecting us during your time of service. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. I know that God is taking care of you and will bring strength to those left behind.
We will keep you and your family in our daily prayers.

CSPD Officers wife

December 6, 2006

Officer Jordan, thank you for your service, it is very much appreciated. Prayers to your family during this difficult time.

Shaun
Richland, WA

December 6, 2006

To Officer Jordan's girlfriend, family, and friends:

You all our in my thoughts and prayers as you work through this horrible tradegy. Officer Jordan was a fine officer who died doing what he did best....protecting our community, he's a hero in our eyes. We will keep his memory alive for all to know.

God Bless,

The Winkler Family

Jonika Winkler
Sister of Det. Jared Jensen EOW 2/22/06

December 6, 2006

Ken,

It hurts deeply to know that I will never arrive to work and walk into the office we shared together and see you sitting there taking care of the administrative duties we shared. From the day I met you two years ago after leaving the academy you treated me like one of the guys and not a rookie. I still remember the night in PTO where I rode with you for DUI training. You taught me what I needed to know and then showed your confidence in me by letting me handle the first dui we processed that night. DUI's were your passion and it showed in the number of arrest you made and how well your reports were done. To this day while doing all the filing of paperwork for the DA's office and DOR on the dui's, I would read through your packets and see how you did them and by doing so I have become a better DUI Officer. You made it clear that your job was to handle the dui's so that our fellow officers were available for calls for service even if it meant going from one stop to another and another until you cleared up all the patrol units. I still recall the day you approached me before line-up in August of 2005 when the vacancy came open for the dui position at the Creek. You encouraged me to put in for it and after doing so you made sure I knew what to study and told me what I needed to know. Thanks to you and your mentorship I got the job and have become the dui officer I am today because of you.It was an honor to work with you as your dui partner and I will forever treasure every lunch break we took together and just talked. You always had such a positive outlook on life and not once did I hear you complain about anything. You always showed every person you contacted respect even when they did not deserve it. It never failed, whenever you were clear and not on a call you always showed up on my traffic stops to make sure I was okay and offering to help me whether it be filling out the tow card or the summonses. You were always eager to help others, even our team members from the other divisions by showing up at Memorial and offering to help with the dui paperwork. I still remember clearly last Thursday night when I got into that foot chase, without even being dispatched you showed up on the scene and made sure I was okay and checked around for the other burglar. Later in the shift while I was doing the paperwork and it was time for you to go home you still offered to stay and help out with whatever me or Ryan needed. Unfortunately that was the last time I would see you or speak to you. I know you are in a much better place now and keeping the kingdom above safe along side Jared. Not only has the department showed it's support but the community once again has shown the respect you so deserve. I stopped by your memorial last night and there are so many flowers, cards and poems. As I stood there with Jason, Heidi, Dan and Matt I know you spoke to us, when we arrived there was no wind but after a few minutes it got windy and the flags were flying proudly. I know you were probably telling me you are okay and to stop mourning, keep my head up and move on. On Monday we will honor you and our big family in blue will come together along with our fellow officers from around the country. I promise we will look after your family and Heidi. Walk the beat with me my wing man and continue to look out for us as you always did. I won't get to keep my promise about that Mexican restaurant I was suppose to take you to soon but I will make it up to you when we meet again when I walk through those pearly gates you will be standing guard at

3T17 Rest in Peace, we have the watch.

With much love your Dui Partner and brother in blue,

Martin Herrea (3T16)

To the Jordan Family, Heidi and Jason, you are all in my prayers. We will all get through this over time but know that Ken will always be with us and never forgotten. I am here for you all if you ever need anything.

Martin Herrera 2750
CSPD

December 6, 2006

Officer Jordan,

My prays are with your family and all the men and women that serve in uniform. You are the reason that I am trying to become a cop. You and all that have given the ultimate sacrafice inspire me to serve the public. You are with God now, for he remembers the good and punishes the evil. God bless you Officer Jordan.

Robert

December 6, 2006

Officer Ken Jordan, Rest in Peace. Your duty is done...
Thank you for your years of service.

Sgt. Cliff Saylor
Albuquerque Police Dept.

December 6, 2006

Untold lives were saved by your actions by removing so many dangerous drivers, may your spirit shine everyday upon your family and fellow officers, rest in peace brother.

Ofc Minardi & family
New Haven PD, CT

December 6, 2006

May God give the Jordan family a strong hand to help get through this all. Rest in peace Officer Jordan, you will not be forgotten for all your good work at helping to keep this a safer town. For all the law enforcement people all over the world. Thank you so much for the great work you all do in keeping us all safe. We don't seem to take the time we should to tell the peace officers how much we appreciate them all.

December 6, 2006

Officer Jordan
You were an amazing officer and I admire you for that. Thank you for protecting our community and making it a safer place. You have had to make the ultimate sacrifice and will be remembered as a hero. God be with your family, friends, girlfriend, and all your fellow officers in law enforcement. I enjoyed the time that I knew you and appreciate you guiding me on my way to becoming a police officer. You taught me alot. I am lucky to have had the opportunity to be aquainted with you. You definitely served with honor and integrity. Thank you so much. May you rest in peace and know that you will always be remembered. We all will deeply miss you. Thank you so much for everything. You are an inspiration. My condolences and prayers go out to all who knew Ken Jordan. I cannot say thank you enough. Thank you. God Bless.
In my thoughts now, In my heart always!

Sydney Huffman

December 6, 2006