Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

God Bless Officer McDonald and his family.
Thank you for your dedication to our chosen profession.
You are a TRUE HERO....
Sincerely,
RIP BROTHER...........
Jon Lowder, Cpl./ Deputy Sheriff
Union County Sheriff's Office
Monroe, North Carolina

Jon Lowder, Cpl./ Deputy Sheriff
Union County Sheriff's Office

October 2, 2008

Off. McDonald & Family;
Rest in Peace, May God hold you in the palm of his hand. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Dep. Coroner Joseph McGhee
BucksCo. Coroner's Office

October 2, 2008

My thoughts and prayers are with the McDonald Family. I am sorry to hear about your loss. Thank you Patrick for your service.

Leah Ward

Leah

October 2, 2008

May God rest his soul & may God send some kind of peace to this officer's family & friends. Thank you to law enforcement officers everywhere. Each of you know that one day you may have to lay down your life for the greater good and the protection of myself and all citizens across this great country of ours. Thank you Officer McDonald. You truly made the ultimate sacrifice.

Annette
Citizen of MD

October 2, 2008

God bless you Brother. Again, I'm here for a Philadelpia Brother who fought the fight till the end. I pray for you, your family, and all the brothers and sisters in Philadelphia. Your work is done now. Yet, you live on in the hearts and minds of many. We will keep on with the fight here on earth as you watch over us. Thanks for everything that you didn't have to do..........

Officer C. Hevalow
Reading Police

October 1, 2008

Rest in Peace Brother, you and yours are in our prayers.

Detective Eliot Gross
Bensalem Township Police Dept

October 1, 2008

I heard on the news that you were promoted to Sergeant after your death. You deserve as many honors as you can get. You gave your life so that the rest of us could be safe. I no longer work for a police department but that doesn't stop the pain. I never knew you and still I cry for you and your family.

God Speed Sergeant McDonald.

monica

October 1, 2008

To my brothers and sisters in Philly,
were here for you, praying for you and hurting with you. You are not alone. God Bless Ofc McDonald and may he and all those that have departed in the line of duty watch over you and keep you safe.

K9 Cop
Illinois PO

October 1, 2008

A TRUE AMERICAN HEROE MAY GOD COMFORT YOUR FAMILY AND EXTENDED FAMILY GREATER LOVE HAS NO MAN THAN TO LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR ANOTHER. HOW MANY OTHER OFFICER DID YOU SAVE BY YOUR BRAVE ACTIONS

DET CALHOUN
NAUGATUCK POLICE

DETECTIVE CALHOUN
NAUGATUCK POLICE

October 1, 2008

RIP Brother......Look after us as we continue the fight.....

Ofc. Collar
Austell PD, Georgia

October 1, 2008

Sergeant McDonald it was an honor participating in your service on the day you were laid to rest. On behalf of the Harrisburg Bureau of Police Honor Guard Unit we honor you and will keep your family and fellow brothers and sisters of the Philadelphia Police Department in our prayers.

Sergeant Patrick McDonald,
Godspeed and Rest in Peace

Corporal Raymond R. Lyda
Harrisburg Bureau of Police

October 1, 2008

Condolences go out to the family of Sgt. Patrick McDonald and his brothers and sisters of the Phila. Police Dept. The officers of The Phila. Police Dept. continue to give so much even after loosing so many. God bless all of you. Be careful, be safe.

Patrick will live on in hearts of his family and his brother and sister officers.

agent
5959

October 1, 2008

Yestorday i stood on the side of I95 as the body of Sgt. Patrick McDonald passed me by along with many many brave men and women. I could only find myself start to cry for a man whom i never even known. 30 years old, 5 years older then myself and his life taken from him from someone who never in my opinion deserved to one day outside those prison walls. I can only imagine what his family and loved ones are feeling. As i stood on the side of the road crying for a man who i never even knew i thought to myself now how can people see these men and women as bad? as monsters to our community? Sgt Patrick McDonald died doing what he loved to do. Saving the rest of us from what walks these streets. I will forever remember the man which whom i never even knew. God Bless you Sgt. May your soul rest in eternal peace.

Danielle
Citizen

October 1, 2008

R.I.P. BROTHER, KEEP WATCH OVER US NOW. YOU WON'T BE FORGOTTEN

RUTGERS PD

October 1, 2008

Thank you, Officer McDonald. I hope you got to hear those words while you were still alive.

Anonymous

September 30, 2008

Today I had the honor of escorting your funeral procession. Motor units as for away as Cincinnati, OH came to pay their respects for a fellow motor cop as well as thousands of other law enforcement officers. It was deeply moving and a great show of support that is much needed for the PPD. 5 Philadelphia officers killed in the line of duty in the last two years, and many others in the Philadelphia region seriously wounded by people who should have never been on the streets.

Highway Patrol Officer
Upper Darby Police Department

September 30, 2008

I will never forget. Your sacrifice keeping the streets safe will ALWAYS be in my heart.

Tell our fellow brothers in blue up there to look out for us down here. We'll keep their memories of heroism alive.

God Bless

Anonymous

September 30, 2008

Unfortunately I never had the honor of meeting Pat. But his existence will not be forgotten by anybody even if you didnt know who he was, whether you're a cop or not. We're all part of a brotherhood fighting for the same cause. Thanks Pat for your dedication and commitment to the dapartment, the city, your family, your unit and most of all.... the cause..... of what police do on an every day to day thing...... fighting crime!! God bless you and your family. You will always be in our hearts.

P/O Patrick Saba
Philadelphia Police Department

September 30, 2008

It was a true honor to be in attendance today. Rest in Peace.

Patrolman Brad L. Reider
Jackson Twp PD (NJ)

September 30, 2008

Thank your for your heroic service for we all are safer because of your efforts. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

Bill
son of a slain officer

September 30, 2008

God Bless the family, close friends, and fellow Officers of this Officer who gave the ultimate sacrifice to protect the citizens of Philadelphia.

Anonymous

September 30, 2008

To the family & friends of Sgt. McDonald,
Words cannot express how truly deeply sorry I am for your loss. Such a beautiful man with so much to give in this world. His memory will live on and we will never forget what he did for the city of Philadelphia. As a sister of officers I know all to well what they face each and everyday on the job. He will forever be a hero and I will keep him and all of you in my prayers.

Annonymous

September 30, 2008

Our prayers are with the family of Patrick McDonald.

Kristie
Bristol Elks Lodge #970

September 30, 2008

I am sorry for the loss of our brother, Officer Patrick McDonald who joins his brothers, Sgt. Stephen Liczbinski, Officer Chuck Cassidy, Officer Gary Skerski, his sister, Officer Isabel Nazario, & all of our other brothers & sisters in blue that made the ultimate sacrifice while trying to make the world a better place. We have lost them here on earth but they have earned their place in heaven as angels that are still watching over us all.

Officer David Schiazza Badge #111
Lansdowne Police Department,

September 30, 2008

I am in tears to see the passing of another officer, so young, so full of promise. My prayers to the friends and family of Officer McDonald, looking forward to the time like the Bible states, no more crying no more tears. I hope to meet him in that Paradise.

Officer Kate Warren
Former PO

September 30, 2008