Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Dear Sgt. I want to thankyou for your courage, for helping to save others. I want to thankyou for being the best Sgt. I ever had. You were a great impact, on the lives of fellow Police Officer's in the 24th District and 4th District, now we are at a loss. Every day while in rollcall, you told us to be safe, back each other up,go home alive. As the street supervisor you showed up without request, you taught us do's and don'ts to make our job safer. Unfortunately, I was unable to be there for you, when you were taken from us, your family and this world. Lord knows had I been on the street, I would had been right behind you, perhaps the situation would have been different. I have been often told God works in mysterious ways, and that this was not meant to be, God has a different plan for all of us. Meanwhile, please continue to look over all of us Law Enforcement Officers, and we will keep you in our prayers. Never Forgotten. Sergeant Stephen Liczbinski #486. Peace to All.

Police Officer Jennifer Welch
Philadelphia Police Department

June 15, 2008

We have never met Sgt, but your courage and unselfishness has touched me. You did what you believed was right and justified. May you rest peacefully... may your department recognize your feats for years to come...

Ofc. C. Thornton
City of Atlanta Police

June 13, 2008

Sergeant Liczbinski,

Although I have never met you personally I am sure that we have crossed paths on an occasion or two, either at court or somewhere else in the city while I worked up there. You are a true example of a cop, one who unselfishly gave his life protecting the community and its citizens. I pray that your death will never be forgotten and that your dedication to the “job” will be reflected by your co-workers as they carry on the fight. The Thin Blue Line got a little thinner but it also got a lot stronger when you left us. God bless you and your family. Rest in peace Sergeant Liczbinski, we have the watch now.

P/O III Anthony J. Richio # 2960
Richmond Virginia PD

June 8, 2008

Rest in Peace Sgt. Liczbinski, your family will always be in my prayers.
"In Valor there is Hope...."

Detective
Chicago Police Department

June 8, 2008

I am touched and deeply saddned by your loss. God knows your sacrfice. You did your best to protect others and the lord almighty will look over your family for you, as you are taken from them so soon. Thank you I can only say now. Even though I don't know you, thank you for your service to protect citizens such as myself.

June 6, 2008

I'm so sorry for the loss of such a warrior and devoted husband and father. The fact that such a man would still venture into the jungles, knowing each day could be his last speaks to his courage and the last words he spoke in this world speaks even louder to his honor. It's this love of family that keeps us out there striving to protect them with even our last breath. God will protect and love your family and your children will grow up with a longing that no person can fill, but with an absolute love and pride in the great man who was their dad. God bless you and keep you safe on your journey brother...

fmr Sergeant D Willis
MPD

June 5, 2008

"Somebody killed a policeman today,
and part of america died.
A piece of our country he swore to protect will be buried at his side.
The suspect that shot him will stand in court with counsel demanding his rights.
While a young widowed mother must work for her kids, and spend many long lonely nights.
The beat that he walked was a battle field too, just as if he had gone off to war.
Though the flag of our nation wont fly at half mast, to his name they will add a gold star.
Yes somebody killed a policeman today,
in your town or mine.
While we slept in comfort behind our locked doors, a cop put his life on the line.
Now his ghost walks a beat on a dark city street and he stands at each rookies side.
He answered the call
of himself gave his all
AND A PART OF AMERICA DIED."

I read this on an earlier reflection and I couldn't believe how accurate it is. Thank you to to the Officer who left this message and more importantly THANKS to Sgt. Liczbinski for the ultimate sacrafice. He will not be forgotten.

anon

June 4, 2008

From one Sgt. to another, thank you for sacrifice. Your death is not in vain. Rest in peace, we'll take it from here. 10-42 eternally.

Sergeant Joshua MacDonald
Kwajalein Police Department (Marshall Islands)

June 3, 2008

To Sgt. Liczbinski family and friends our hearts and prayers go out to you


God Bless you

Terry Miyares, surviving spouse
Officer Emilio Miyares, Hialeah PD, Fl 11/6/86

June 2, 2008

God Speed Sarge

Police Officer
Metropolitan Police Washington, D.C.

June 1, 2008

Rest well my brother for your tour is now over worry not for your family, because your brothers and GOD will be with them to watch over them and protect them. Rest well!!!

Captain Jim Benfield
Mount Holly Police Dept.

May 30, 2008

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

Assistant Chief Carl Wortham (Retired)
Sand Springs Oklahoma Police Dept

May 27, 2008

Somebody killed a policeman today,
and part of america died.
A piece of our country he swore to protect will be buried at his side.
The suspect that shot him will stand in court with counsel demanding his rights.
While a young widowed mother must work for her kids, and spend many long lonely nights.
The beat that he walked was a battle field too, just as if he had gone off to war.
Though the flag of our nation wont fly at half mast, to his name they will add a gold star.
Yes somebody killed a policeman today,
in your town or mine.
While we slept in comfort behind our locked doors, a cop put his life on the line.
Now his ghost walks a beat on a dark city street and he stands at each rookies side.
He answered the call
of himself gave his all
AND A PART OF AMERICA DIED.

R.I.P. Brother walk the beat on the heavenly streets we will take it from here.

P.O.
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, NJ

May 27, 2008

I never met anybody on this job with as much natural ability as you. You had that knack of just knowing where the bad guys were. You always seemed to be a step ahead. Your strong will and determination to catch offenders was admired by many. When others would get to work a little early and talk on the back steps or check the rumor mill, you would be on the computer bringing up warrants. You left us when you made Sergeant and went to the 24th. One of your officers was assigned to me for the CBN detail not long before your passing. The officer asked me if I knew you and when I told him I did he couldnt wait to tell me how great of a Sergeant you were. Not long after that you had court in the 4th and I am so sorry I didnt remember to pass that along to you. Instead we sat for a little bit and joked about your old partner's stats since you left the 4th. Unfortunately, that was the last time I ever spoke you. Know that you are a HERO in every sense of the word to all of us. We will miss you and I promise we will never forget. We will see to it that your family will be taken care of. You can rest in peace now.

Sergeant Donald Charlton
Philadelphia Police 4th District

May 26, 2008

I am sure the words you spoke at your death will carry your wife and children for many years to come. It speaks monuments about a man whose last words are in concern for their family- not themselves.

Your sacrifice is obviously our loss. Your character didn't only show forth in your heroic acts but also showed when you decided to pin on a badge.

I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers. You were obviously a man who deserves respect and my honor. For that, I salute you.

Lieutenant
Georgia

May 26, 2008

My family and I extend our deepest condolences to our fellow brother's family and all others who knew him. God bless and our prayers are with you.

Ptlm. Richard Romanski
Erie P.D.

May 25, 2008

Rest in peace my brother. You have honored the badge and all that have loved you. God Bless you. My thoughts and prayers go out for your wife and children. Rest in peace bro, we have it from here.

R. Hermosillo
Rexburg PD

May 24, 2008

Rest in peace my brother. You have honored the badge and all that have loved you. God Bless you. My thoughts and prayers go out for your wife and children. Rest in peace bro, we have it from here.

R. Hermosillo
Rexburg PD

May 24, 2008

Rest in peace, your sacrafice will never be forgotten...

Senior Officer
Federal Bureau of Prisons

May 24, 2008

May God comfort your hearts. It is not a loss but a gain in heaven. The bible tells us, there is a time to mourn and a time to rejoice, a time to cry and a time to laugh. May the memories of our brother bring you joy and peace and may God fill your emptiness with his love. May he guide you all (fellow officers and family) and strengthen you all. He tells us to come to him so that we can be saved and that someday we shall see our loved ones who have gone before us. It is only temporary that we are here on earth but shall live eternally when we leave this earth. Give Him all your worries and frustrations and he shall bless you with the desires of your heart and set you free. My fellow brothers/sisters in blue, God is always with you. He loves you all. He is with you in your toughest trial. He is a shield about you. Don't give up, keep going. You are all doing a terrific job even if no one ever tells you. You fight the ultimate sacrifice and some of you pay the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you all for serving our communities and protecting us. In return, God will reward you. We love you all so much, so keep your heads up because there is someone out there who holds you in prayer and thinks about each of you. You are not forgotten. To the family of Sgt. Liczbinski, be blessed and be strong.

Someone who cares.

May 23, 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

May 23, 2008

Sgt. Liczbinski,

Rest my brother you have done your job well.
We will try to take it from here.
We honor your memory and you will not be forgotten
To his wife and children, friends and fellow Philadelphia officers we are sorry for your loss of such a heroic man and officer.

You served well my Brother

Patrol Officer
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department

May 22, 2008

All of heaven hushed when God announced his arrival.

May 22, 2008

God Speed Brother.

Evesham P.D., NJ

May 22, 2008

Rest in Peace

And may God bless the family and friends and bring them comfort in this time of grief.

Police officer
KLPD Highway Police ( Netherlands) Europe

May 21, 2008