Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Rest in peace my brother in blue. Now you can walk Heaven's beat. Your family, friends, and co-workers with the Millbrook Police Department, are in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless

Sr. Officer D. Johns
City of Sandy Springs Police, Georgia

April 29, 2008

Your family is in our prayers RIP

Wife of HPD Officer

April 27, 2008

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND ULTIMATE SACRIFICE AND MAY YOU REST IN PEACE ON THOSE GOLDEN STREETS ABOVE!!!

DISPATCHER GRETA M HUFF
KY STATE POLICE POST 13 HAZARD

April 26, 2008

God speed Brother... we commend and honor your sacrafice!!!

#101
EPPD MN

April 26, 2008

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. Cadets of the Basic Recruit Class 333 of Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Academy, Tallahassee, FL, thank you for your sacrifice.

Cadet Strzalkowski
Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Academy

April 24, 2008

God bless & R.I.P

Ofcr Moore 3176
FWPD

April 23, 2008

The good die young..what a great loss his department and family must feel. I am so SORRY for the loss of an Officer that young.

Police Reserve Officer
Holland Police Department Michigan

April 23, 2008

Cyndi and boys, I cannot express to you how much Jim meant to me and this department. He was always pleasant and smiling.I recall what his brother said at the memorial service "Jimmy always had that certain smile (smirk) on his face as though he knew something that I didn't,"
well, I think about that smile he was refering to, cause I've seen it too. Jim would still be here doing paper work and as I would enter the building he'd look up with that smile and give me the most welcome greeting. How I miss that! I miss him standing at my door waiting, patiently for me to unload my stuff, then ask me for something he needed, always with that 'knowing something' smile. I look forward to seeing that smile again, at the gate of heaven, cause I know that's where Jim is patroling now.
This department is so blessed for knowing Jim, even for such a short time. God bless you Cyndi, Travis and Austin, and Thank you Jim! RIP

Marilyn Norris
Secretary to Chief Bradley, MIllbrook Police Department

April 23, 2008

My heart & prayers go out to you. Rest Easy.

Cindy, Arkansas
Sister of Slain Officer Randy Basnett, eow 9/24/1976

April 20, 2008

Rest in peace Brother James, 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 (retired)
Sand Springs Okla. Police Dept.

April 16, 2008

Jim, it was an honor to have worked with you. You were one of those rare officers that are in high demand by departments nation wide. You came to work prepared for duty, with a smile and a great attitude, completing any assignment with professionalism and compassion for others. Even though you were only with us for a short time, you were easliy one of the most respected officers in the department. More importantly, you were a good man. We will miss you here but we know that God needs good police officers to patrol his streets. Do not worry about your family. They are our family and we will be here for them. Rest In Peace Brother.

Assistant Chief P.K. Johnson
Millbrook Police Department

April 15, 2008

Officer Fezatte,
We really miss seeing your smile at the high school. Thank you for serving your country and the community of Millbrook. We miss you so much and I say a prayer for your family every time I pass your cross on Main Street. I know you at watching over us from above because you've always had a servant's heart. Rest in peace.

Nurse Brooke

April 15, 2008

God speed Officer Fezatte. Your brothers and sisters in law enforcement will take over your watch from here. My heart goes out to your family, friends and co-workers.

Officer M King
Heavener Police Dept, OK

April 15, 2008

Rest in peace and God speed officer Fezatte.

Deputy
Montgomery County Sheriffs Dept.Indiana

April 14, 2008

Thank you for your bravery, dedication, service, and sacrifice. May your loved ones that solace in the fact that you will FOREVER be a hero and will NEVER be forgotten!

SGT, Retired
AR

April 14, 2008

Isa 57:1 ¶ The righteous perisheth, and no man layeth it to heart: and merciful men are taken away, none considering that the righteous is taken away from the evil to come.

Trooper
Kentucky State Police

April 14, 2008

I still look up from my desk every night half expecting to see you walk in with your ever-present smile on your face. Always happy to be here, always happy to work. We miss you Jim, we are all better for having known you.

Brad Wesche
Millbrook PD, Dispatcher

April 10, 2008

Rest in peace, Sir! You will never be forogotten.

Police Officer

April 10, 2008

Thank you, Officer Fezatte, for your service to the people of Alabama and the United States. Your dedication and efforts are appreciated and will not be forgotten. Rest in peace, Hero!

Janice Brown
Conway, Arkansas
civilian

Janice Brown
civilian

April 10, 2008

My prayers go out to Officer Fezatte's wife and two children. God bless you all.

Chaplain
Arkansas White County Sheriff's Department

April 10, 2008

Jim I was torn today by the news of your passing. I with Dennis Bubla were together with you at the 37 SFS. I remember how you carried yourself, so confident in your abilities and with a smile. If I needed an answer you had it. If I needed help you had it. If I needed an ear you had it. We will mourn and know you gave everthing to God, Country, Family and to the Millbrook Police Department. Thank you Jim for gracing our lives. You will never be forgotten

Rest my Brother, we will take watch. Post.

Craig Newcomb, MSgt, USAF (Ret)
Friend in Huntsville, Al

April 9, 2008

To Jim's family and colleagues: Jim worked for me in the US Air Force at Lackland AFB, Texas at the 37th Security Forces Squadron. I can agree with many of his friends, colleagues and fellow officers when they describe his dedication to duty, friendliness, and committment. This is exactly how I observed Jim on a daily basis. Besides being a police officer in the Air Force, Jim and I were also from the very same distinct area in Wisconsin. We always had so much to talk about and share. He spoke lovingly about his parents and family, often bringing little trinkets from Wisconsin on his return trips there. While at Lackland, he was the only one to figure out the programming of computer systems for the vehicle registration database-even training me. Later we worked in the Reports and Analysis Department. Really a hard worker... working many late nights and mounds of reports later, we passed many of higher headquarters inspections. I came to depend on him for almost every duty and even advice. To his family and friends, our prayers are with you, and may your hearts never forget Jim-a good man, father and most important, a public servant. Dennis in San Antonio, TX

Dennis L. Bubla
USAF Retired Air Force Security Forces

April 9, 2008

My Deepest sympathy and prayers go out to your wife, children, family, friends, and entire department. I know that Angel wings swiftly, and gently, carried you safely into the heavens above. God Bless You!

Police DFC Sara Singleton
Howard County Maryland Police Communications 911 Center

April 9, 2008

In the time we worked with you, brother, you left a life long impression. People of your generosity, character and integrity are nearly non-existant these days. We will honor you, and the sacrifice of your family, by doing our jobs to the best of our abilities knowing your looking down on us with your new 3rd shift brothers and sisters in heaven.

Officer M.P. Sekinger, Sr.
Millbrook Police Department

April 9, 2008

Jim it is hard to sit here and write this. I enjoyed my time here with you. As one of your supervisors I can truly say it was a blessing to work with you. You had that special something that we all look for in an officer. The willingness to do anything you are asked without any questions. The smile that you always displayed no matter what the situation. You have left so many memories with me that there is not enough time or paper to write them all down. I hope you rest in peace and as you patrol the streets of Heaven. May god be with you always. As the shift starts to heal there will always be a void there that can never be filled. I will miss the calls from you saying SARGE I FOUND ONE YOU MISSED. Rest assured your fellow officers and friends will do what ever we need to do to be sure you family is taken care of.
REST IN PEACE BROTHER!

SGT ROBBY JOHNSON
MILLBROOK PD

April 8, 2008