Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

he was just do the job he love for our county . patrol agent ROSAS was just help clean the "evil" that lives in our citys . R.N.P God will keep he's handing on u famiy thank for care P.A. ROSAS

alicia Rivas

July 25, 2009

MAY THE ANGELS LEAD YOU IN AND PROTECT YOU FOREVER. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND THE US DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SUCURITY CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION-BORDER PATROL U.S. GOVERNMENT.
AUNT OF TROOPER CRAIG J TODESCHINI EOW 04/23/06

Anonymous

July 25, 2009

R.I.P. Brother and thank you for your service.

Never to be forgotten.

Anonymous

July 25, 2009

Rest in peace my brother in blue. Thank you for your service.

Reserve Sheriff Deputy K. Edge
WCSO

July 25, 2009

Sir, Thank you for your service. Rest easy and we will get those ******** that did this to you. We will watch over your family. I know you will be watching over all of us.

Officer RM Taylor
US DOJ

July 25, 2009

R.I.P. Died keeping this country safe. What more can you ask of?

-JROTC

Anonymous

July 25, 2009

this is so tragic! 2 babies and there mom/wife have to go on with out there daddy/husband!!! may god watch over this famaly in there time of need!!! god bless to the Rosas famaly!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous

July 25, 2009

Thank you Agent Rosas for reporting and doing the thankless job. Thank you for your service. As you take your place in history, you will always be a real American Hero.

Cheryl Burns
American Citizen

July 25, 2009

Rest in Peace Brother.

Vaya con Dios.

Field Operations Supervisor
U.S. Border Patrol, Eagle Pass South Station, Texas

July 25, 2009

We extend our heartfelt and sincere condolences to the family, friends and brother & sister BPA's of Agent Rosas. Every tragic and untimely death of a law enforcement officer diminishes all of us and provides a constant reminder of the increasingly dangerous and challenging battle to maintain the ever-thinning line separating order from chaos, which unfortunately sometimes requires the ultimate sacrifice from its warriors.

Georg L. Olsen
U.S. Armor Corporation

July 25, 2009

I am very sorry to read this and my condolences go to his family. God bless him for trying to protect his country.

Anonymous

July 25, 2009

Rest in peace brother, thank you for fighting the good fight, may god bless your family and keep them safe.

Deputy Pete Hegge
Nye County Sheriff

July 25, 2009

RIP, brave soldier. Thanks for your service on behalf of protecting out nation's borders.

Kimberly Darmstadt
Crispus Attucks Brigade

July 25, 2009

God bless you and your family brother. Rest in peace, we'll take it from here.

Special Agent Gary Renick
ICE - OI

July 25, 2009

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Agent Rosas as well as the brotherhood at US Border Patrol. May you rest in God's eternal peace our brother!

Detective Mark Techmanski
City of Syracuse (NY) Police Department

July 25, 2009

PA Rosas,

Your service reminds us all of the calling we all hear. To the family and friends, never forget, PA Rosas was:

Chosen by God,
Annointed by God,
Called home by God.

May God surround the family with his presence, comfort and strengthen them, and grant them peace.

Rest in Peace Brother.

Special Agent
DHS OIG

July 25, 2009

My thoughts and prayers are with Agent Rosas wife, children family, and co-workers. My husband also is in the Border Patrol and I can tell you that all of the agents, thier families and friends are devastated by the Rosas family loss. You have our support in anyway you need it.

Anonymous

July 25, 2009

You will be missed but you will always be our brother in green....Keep watching over us from above...

Whiskey Unit
USBP

July 25, 2009

My prayers and condolences to the family of this brave agent - an American hero. God Bless Agent Rosas!

Robin Hvidston
Supporter of our border agents

July 25, 2009

HERO to date - HERO Eternaly.

SPA Kuckkahn
BP

July 25, 2009

We offer our heartfelt sympathy to the family, friends and colleagues of Agent Rosas and we honor his distinguished service to the cause of justice and peace. Sadly, our nation has lost one of its finest citizens, a community has lost a friend and protector, and a family has lost an example of character and courage who they will love and respect forever.

To the family, friends, and colleagues of Agent Rosas, I would like you to know that a lot of people pray for you, and my hope is that their prayers will give you the strength necessary to move on. Just as you were always with him when he walked the beat or patrolled the streets, know that he will always be with you - wherever you may be. In the days to follow, may you be strengthened by the fact that Agent Rosas is a man distinguished by exceptional courage and will always be admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities. You, your family, and your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Special Agent
FBI New York City

July 25, 2009

Brother in Green, May the Lord lead you home and may you rest in peace in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ. May God also be a great comfort to your wife and children at this time of need, they are in our prayers. Watch over us as we take over from here.

SBPA Antonio Lopez
U.S. Border Patrol

July 24, 2009

Rest in Peace....Brother!

My thoughts and prayers for you and your family!

SPA Ross Schofield
US BORDER PATROL

July 24, 2009

Thank you very much for your service. You are a courageous and a brave man that all Americans should try and emulate.

Alexander Randall

July 24, 2009

Tonight I was notified by a friend and classmate of the tragic loss of this young man, a United States Border Patrol Agent from Campo Station, during the performance of his duties in his area of responsibility on the Southwest border. My heart is filled with the deepest sympathies for Agent Rosas’ family, as well as for the entire Border Patrol family. I did not know this man personally. But I too patrolled the same area – North of Tecate, Mexico when I was in the Service. Right away, the memories of all those hills, valleys, canyons, and crossings came flooding back. It can’t really be known what happened out there that night – but what I do I know, and what I can say with confidence is that this man did his job honorably, and that he made the ultimate sacrifice that night. I pray that his family, his friends and his fellow Agents will be able to take some solace, or have their grief dampened by the thought that his death was not in vain. He was a soldier, a warrior – charged with the responsibility of securing our Nation’s border. He gladly took on this responsibility and risked his life daily without complaint. I am at a loss for further words, other than to once again wish his family my most sincere condolences. Your husband, father, son, brother, grandson, nephew, BPA classmate, friend – whoever Robert was to you – was a hero.

Humbly,

Sean P. Foley
BPA (Ret.)

Sean Foley, BPA (Ret.)
United States Border Patrol, El Cajon Sta.

July 24, 2009