Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Sad to read about your passing my friend, hopefully there is something fitting in store for the culprit. Good people always leave this earth too soon. rest in peace, you've done your best.

Det. Greg Holloway (ret.)
Fairfax County Police Virginia

June 25, 2007

Rest in peace officer Anderson

Andrea
civilian Cleveland Heights

June 25, 2007

Your brothers and sisters in corrections from Colorado hold you near and dear as you make this ultimate sacrifice. Rest in Peace our friend.

Colorado Corrections

June 25, 2007

I am saddenned by your families loss. My family will pray for you, and you will never be forgotten .

Sgt. Robert Tabers
1175th MP Company St. Louis, St. Louis County Police retired

June 25, 2007

Officer Anderson-Thank you for 22 years of service. You work has not gone unnoticed. I pray for peace for your family and friends. I also pray for swift and harsh judgement for your agressor. You make me proud to be a police officer. Utah has a true hero. Rest in peace my brother.

Sergeant Travis T. Foreman
Waveland Police Department
Waveland, Mississippi

Sergeant Travis T. Foreman
Waveland Police Department

June 25, 2007

I heard about your cold blooded murder on my way to the station this morning to begin my shift. I didn't know you, but that matters not. I just wanted to thank and salute you for your 22 years of service to your community, state and country.

Watch over us, won't you? God Bless you, your family, and your loved ones in their time of grief.

Moose
WJPD

June 25, 2007

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

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

June 25, 2007

On behalf of the members of the Pipes & Drums of the Chicago Police Dept., I offer my deepest sympathy to the family, friends and police department of our "Fallen Brother"! This tragic loss is felt by police officers everywhere. This "Fallen Hero" will never be forgotten!!

Off. John W. "Bones" Ryan
President, Pipes & Drums
Chicago Police Department

Off. John W. Ryan
Chicago Police Dept.

June 25, 2007

Rest in peace brother, People just dont realize that corrections officers face danger every day, just like street cops... but we dont have weapons, most of the time...
Transportation is one of the hardest positions in corrections. I respect what you did... and know you will now watch over the rest of us still here...God Speed

Officer Elena Pierce
Corrections Corp of America

June 25, 2007

I am so very sorry abut this terrible sad tragedy. Too, Too many names. Too Too many of our heroes giving their lives. officer Anderson you will never be forgotten and will be remembered in my daily prayers. My condolences to your family friends and to your Police Family. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication and sacrifices you made in protecing the people of Utah. God Bless you as you sleep in God's Love and in His Arms
Respectfully,
Kathi Halligan Phila Pa wife and mom of LEO'S

Kathi Halligan
Phila PA

June 25, 2007

Thank you for your service and may GOD bless you and your family.

HEROES LIVE FOREVER

Dispatcher
Fairfax County Police, VA

June 25, 2007

I will be with sadden heart praying for Officer Anderson's family, friends, & co-workers in this tragic and sad time. Mr. Anderson is a hero and we will honor him as we honor all in this tough field of work. Battery Attention!! We salute you Mr Anderson may you guard the heavenly skies.

Lt. Joseph A. Panko
Security Supervisor

June 25, 2007

Rest in peace brother and thank you for your service.

nc game warden

June 25, 2007

I like many of the law enforcement brotherhood am very saddened by the murder of Sergeant Stephen Anderson. I would like to express my heart felt condolences to the family of Sergeant Stephen Anderson. I hope that Gods love and power of peace may be with you during this difficult time. I started my career with the Utah Department of Corrections and I know what it is to walk in the shoes of a corrections officer. Rest in peace with God my brother.

Rich Stone
Salt Lake area Metro Gang Unit

June 25, 2007

Bless you and your family. Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

Officer A Altamirano
Phoenix PD

June 25, 2007

Gone but never forgotten. Thoughts and prayers are with your family and agency. RIP.

Patrolman D. Kirk #309
Round Lake Heights PD (IL)

June 25, 2007

Rest in peace brother. Heroes live FOREVER!!

DEPUTY GADDIS
BULLITT COUNTY (KY) DETENTION CENTER

June 25, 2007

My God have blessings on you and your family. You gave the ultimate sacrifice and salute you. It doesn't bring you back, but your job in honorable and you deserve society's respect.

DFC Robert Stone
HCSO

June 25, 2007

To the Anderson Family:


I am so sorry for your loss, will keep you in my prayers. I Thank God for men like officer Anderson who work so hard to keep us citizens safe.

You are in my prayers may God bring you peace and comfort.



God Bless


Bev

Bev
citizen

June 25, 2007

To Officer Anderson's family, friends and coworkers you are all in my heart and prayers as you face these troubled times. God bless you all...

Deb Azure
Mother of Deputy Renee Danell Azure
EOW 08/06/02

June 25, 2007

Rest easy Brother Stephen you fought the good fight and did your best to protect society from exactly the kind of criminal who took you from us. Rest easy now we'll carry on the watch.

June 25, 2007

We all know it can happen,
When we put our Colors on.
It only takes an instant,
Then one of us is gone.

Day to day we walk our beat,
In God we put our faith.
'Cause we're the law inside the wall,
We keep the Public safe.

You've done the job that few can do,
Your shift is at an end.
Farewell my Brother, Rest in peace,
On you we could depend.

SC corrections officer D. Sports

June 25, 2007

No tribute or word can aspire to bear witness to an officer's life or the duty they bear. But examples of how officers are commonly viewed are as servants, mediators, stewards, custodians, babysitters and emissaries. It almost seems unfortunate that the suffering they endure for the good of the public does not place them in the light of courageous, undaunted, caring, selfless and yes as heroes until they have sacrificed everything they have and would have been for the common good. Officer Anderson truly held all of these traits for the fact he bypassed professions that proffered wealth, fame and societal admiration to strap on his weapon and badge for 22 years to serve the public that didn't even know he existed up to this moment. Like all Officers he tenaciously dealt with the dregs of society in environments and hostilities that most citizens are indifferent and unaware of because of his efforts. Yet like many of us that wear the badge he reaped the benefits through the satisfaction and hope that he was making a difference in the community he so valued. In a soft-spoken voice his values passed onto his son who works for the same department and whom I know needs our prayers and encouragement to keep to the fight. As Edmund Burke said "All that is necessary for evil to succeed is that good men do nothing". I know Stephen's values and aspirations will live on through his children, grandchildren and all the other Officers that unselfishly do something.

Sgt. Tim Green
Utah Dept. of Corrections

June 25, 2007

All of our thoughts are with your family Officer Anderson. I don't know what to say, other than thank you for your service of 22 years, in a thankless profession. You will not be forgotten.

Agent Ian Adams
Utah Department of Corrections

June 25, 2007

Rest in peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family and friends.

Trooper
Massachusetts State police

June 25, 2007