Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

God bless the blue angels.
Those willing to go, everyday into the valley of the shadow.
and those who now find peaceful shelter on the other side.
You are forever in our hearts and prayers.

dolly
emt

March 23, 2007

officer Pekearo , there are no words that can comfort those left behind to mourn your death . i thank you for being a part of the thin blue line family and answering the call , i'm sure without hesitation . none of us know when GOD will call , but we wear that uniform all the same praying that we may do HIS will and HE is pleased...GOD is pleased officer Pekearo and he said REST , YOU DID YOUR BEST... thank you , my brother , may you rest in peace we have the watch from here...

officer val pickens
birmingham police dept./b'ham,al

March 22, 2007

Our sincere condolenses to the family, friends, fellow auxiliary and members of the New York Police Department in the great loss of two of your fellow members, they are heroes in my eyes and heart. they wore the uniform as proud as us, and with great pride. God Bless

Auxiliary Staff Sergeant Clay Lund
Ontario Provincial Police-Kenora

March 22, 2007

Both Officers are heroes to everyone in NYC and to their families. They did their job without question, protecting the public they served knowing the inherent risk of wearing the uniform. It is a rare person to take up that challange. Volunteers or paid, NYC has lost two of its FINEST.

Deputy Inspector Richard Vela
Valley Stream Auxiliary Police

March 22, 2007

Dear Family and Friends of Officer Pekearo; My heart goes out to you with this tragic incident. All that we can do now is to call upon God to carry us through the tears of this day. Then we must gather our strength and work to prevent a re-occurance of such painfull events. PC Pekearo died while trying to do this. Let us keep up the works he started.

PC Roy Voorberg
Halton Regional Police, Ontario

March 22, 2007

--"If you find it in your heart to care for somebody else, you will have succeeded." -- Maya Angelou

Aloha Auxiliary Police Officer Nicholas T. Pekearo,
Thank you for your service and dedication to your community and your country. You and all officers that continue to lay your lives on the line and pay the ultimate sacrifice to keep our communities and country safe, will NEVER be forgotten.

I personally pledge, (after one of Hawaii's own Honolulu Police Officer Steve Favela, lost his life last year in the line of duty protecting our Commander in Chief, President George W. Bush), to become a continuum; a sacred keeper of the ODMP light. That sacred light is in the form of an ODMP tribute. People from all walks of life, regardless of age, race, religion, profession, education, and geographical location can share here.

This "LIGHT" comes from within the heart and soul of every person who shares their memories, stories, and celebrations on behalf of each and every fallen officer. Every fallen officer is a hero. The ODMP; Officer Down Memorial Page gives us a place to come together and share our feelings as one family. As we read the many heartfelt tributes left behind, may we find solace as we give solace to the families who have lost a loved one. May we build upon love and faith knowing that this “bridge of tributes” will carry each and every one of us through the pain and sorrow until we meet with our beloved one again.

Auxiliary Police Officer Nicholas T. Pekearo,
as we say in Hawaii, “You are`Ohana.” “You are family.” You are embraced as our own family member. No one will ever be able to replace you for you were unique and very special. No one, not in this lifetime. May God Bless you and keep you. May God allow you to rest in peace. I wish you, your loved ones, and your fellow officers peace and love beyond all understanding. I HONOR you today. You will NEVER be forgotten.

--“Your life is much more important than you can imagine.” -- Maya Angelou

** May this Hawaiian prayer give all those who read it comfort. **

THE PEACE OF " I "
KA MALUHIA O KA "I"

Peace be with you, All My Peace,
O ka Maluhia no me oe, Ku'u Maluhia a pau loa,

The Peace that is " I ", the Peace that is "I am".
Ka Maluhia o ka "I", owau no ka Maluhia,

The Peace for always, now and forever and evermore.
Ka Maluhia no na wa a pau, no ke'ia wa a mau a mau loa aku.

My Peace " I " give to you, My Peace " I " leave with you,
Ha'awi aku wau I ku'u Maluhia ia oe, waiho aku wau I ku'u Maluhia me oe,

Not the world's Peace, but, only My Peace,
The Peace of " I ".

A'ole ka Maluhia o ke ao aka, ka'u Maluhia wale no,
Ka Maluhia o ka "I".

Moana V.C. Molale Private Citizen-Hawaii
Kahu La`a Kea (Keeper of the Sacred Light)

March 21, 2007

RIP , A hero to us all.........

A/LT James Amato
NYPD

March 21, 2007

Although I consider the Carolinas my home, I was born in Manhattan. The LAPD and the NYPD have so many mutual friends and relatives. A NYPD / NYPD Auxiliary loss is like having a loss here at LAPD, for many of us. May the souls of two so young, who were murdered almost exactly 15 years as Auxiliary Police Officer Armando Rosario, Rest - In- Peace....

Maj M. B. Parlor
USMC / LAPD

March 21, 2007

they shot him down four you nick.

March 21, 2007

On behalf of Special Constables in the Edinburgh area of Scotland, we offer our deepest sympathies and respects to the family of A/PO Pekearo.

Rest in peace.

S/PC Alistair Cameron
Lothian & Borders Police, Scotland

March 21, 2007

We pause to mourn the death of Auxilary Officer Pekearo. Our thoughts, prayers, and sympathies, go out to his family, friends, and all the members of his department.


May God comfort each of you.

Major D.W. Warren
Montgomery Police Dept. - Montgomery, AL

March 21, 2007

Hero's N.Y.P.D. Officers Nicholas T. Pekearo and Yevgeniy Marshalik, They dont make them any braver.
Those heros answered there radios and responded to a armed robbery with no weapons to protect themselves. They engaged the suspect chased him as he fled while radioing in there location and description of the suspect. As he pulled a weapon they retreated and the suspect chased them down, this enabled backup officers to arrive on location and take the suspect out. If they did not do what they did the suspect would of been g.o.a. and other lives would of been at risk. By putting there lives on the line and keeping the suspect in sight and occupied it enabled backup officers to arrive before he fled the area..
They are hero's, rest in peace my brother's...

Deputy
King County Sheriff Wa.

March 19, 2007

My thoughts and prayers go out for you, your family and the NYPD Auxiliary unit. May you find peace in a better place. Thanks for being true HERO. Your bravery will be missed by those who you served with, and by those who you have protected.

Rest In Peace & God Bless You

“A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.”

- unknown

Auxiliary Constable Kevin Rempel
Ontario Provincial Police- Central Region

March 19, 2007

To Officer Pekearo's Family: He was a hero, and there is a special place for him in Heaven. To confront an armed individual when he was unarmed took GUTS. I wish I could have met this young man. He could have taught me some things about dedication. He took care of the people of his beat.

Police Officer Mark Carpenter
Nassau Bay, Texas

March 19, 2007

Our heartfelt condolences to all of you from the Members at Ontario Provincial Police, Barrie Detachment.

Sergeant L.H. (Larry) FAULKNER
Ontario Provincial Police

March 19, 2007

Rest in peace brother.

1773P
CSPD

March 19, 2007

Thank you for your service. In your death you provide light to the richness of a good soul. It is unmistakable that you and your partner were designed by the the Almighty to serve and protect.

Officer
CBP

March 19, 2007

to my fellow brothers nicholas and eugene may you rest in peace we love you

A/SGT philip Disalvio
nypd auxiliary

March 19, 2007

Rest in Peace Brother Officer.
We have your watch.

Deputy Sheriff Scott C. Stringer
Pontotoc County Sheriff Department-Miss.

March 19, 2007

It's not how you die that makes you a hero... it's how you live. For Officer Pekearo to pursue a killer, while unarmed, is beyond heroic.

Beth
Sister of a fallen officer

March 19, 2007

The Florida Police Chiefs Association would like to express our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Auxiliary Police Officer Nicholas Pekearo, and the New York City P.D.. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of great sadness. Please take comfort in knowing that your extended law enforcement family grieves with you. Officer Pekearo, we thank you for your service. You will not be forgotten.

Members and Staff
Florida Police Chiefs Association

March 19, 2007

Rest in peace Boprther Nicholas, you are a true Hero and will never be forgotten for your service and courage.

Son of G. Truman Wortham EOW 7/15/73

Assistant Chief Carl Wortham
Sand Springs Okla. Police Dept.

March 19, 2007

Officer Pekearo
You are and always will be a true hero. You can rest easy for you are now one of gods angles. Tell all our fellow officers with you in heaven that we miss them also. All your fellow brother's and sister's wearing the badge honor you! May you rest in peace!!
The Hernandez Family
Deputy's W/Escambia County S/O FL

deputy's
escabia county s/o

March 18, 2007

Rest well, brother. We'll take it from here.

PSO/K9 M. McNeely
Morganton NC DPS

March 18, 2007

On behalf of officers of the Framingham Auxiliary Police I wish to extend our heartfelt condolences to the family of Officer Nicholas Pekearo and to our brothers and sisters of the NYPD. Auxiliary officer Pekearo and his partner officer Marshalik volunteered their time to make New York City a better and safer place for all to live. They made the ultimate sacrifice in their efforts. They are true heroes in every sense of the word. Rest in peace our brother; we will never forget the sacrifice you made for us.

Captain Marc Spigel
Framingham Auxiliary Police (MA)

March 18, 2007