Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Chad,
It is with a very heavy heart to say good bye to an outstanding police officer and friend. The times we had the laughs we shared. I am honored to have served in two different departments with you. God speed brother, you will never be forgotten

Cpl. A. Coleman
Laurel Police

September 4, 2009

YOU HAVE NOW GONE TO A CITY WHERE THE ROSES NEVER FADE....

CORRECTIONS OFFICER
BEDFORD COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT

September 4, 2009

To the Georgetown Police Department: You are in my utmost thoughts and prayer. We know what you are going through as we have recently went through the same scenerio. To Officer Spicer family: You are in my prayers and I know that the God I serve will help you and all the family and friends get through these rough times ahead. I know in my heart that your loved one died a hero and will be sitting at the right hand of Jesus at the throne. Finally to Officer Spicer: Thanks my friend for serving your community and know that your fellow officers continue on keeping your community safe. Go rest high on that Mountain because you have served your time in Hell.

E. Hunter
Jailer/ Kitchen Supervisor CHAMBERS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ANAHUAC, T

September 4, 2009

How sad. My thoughts and prayers are with Patrolman Spicer's family and friends during this terrible time.

Patrolman Spicer, watch over your family as they begin this long, dark journey without you. Give them the love, guidance and support they will need as they work their way through the maze of feelings and emotions.

Rest in peace.

Michelle - wife of US Marshal

September 4, 2009

So sad. God be with your wife and family members during the most trying of times to come. Officer Spicer gave his precious life to keep others safe from thugs.
God Speed Officer Chad Spicer.

Marilyn Norris, Secretary
Millbrook Police Dept.

September 4, 2009

The law enforcement community in Delaware has lost a tremendous police officer. The members of NCPD have Chad's family, friends and fellow officers in our thoughts and prayers.
Chad- may you rest in the arms of the Lord.

Chief Kevin McDerby
New Castle Police Department

September 4, 2009

R.I.P. thanks for your service, thoughts and prayers out to his family

Dep.Bacos
BCSO Texas

September 4, 2009

Rest in peace brother. You will never be forgoten.

K-9 OFC Wayne Hargabus
Fl. Fish & Wildlife

September 4, 2009

Thanks for your sacrifice my brother. Rest in the arms of Christ. God bless your family.

Sgt. J.L. Ramsey
Houston PD (ret)

September 4, 2009

On behalf of the Nevada Highway Patrol, Carson Substation, Carson City, Nevada - our prayers, our strength and our brotherhood are yours this day.

Carson Sub Station
Nevada Highway Patrol

September 4, 2009

To the family of Patrolman Spicer:
My condolences to you all. I am so sorry for your loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. May you all take comfort in knowing that his and your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

May you Rest In Peace Patrolman Spicer. What you did was so brave. Your sacrifice won't be forgotten.

Kierstan Cook
Sister of Deputy Charlie Cook EOW 6/28/07

September 4, 2009

A HERO may be gone...A HERO will never be forgotten R.I.P.
May you killer rot in hell

Deputy
Lake County Sheriff IL

September 4, 2009

My prayers go out to Officer Spicer, his family and to the GPD... Never forget your hero.

Inv. Mike Bradford; Ret
Tallahassee (Fl) Police

September 4, 2009

Thank you for your selfless service. May God welcome you home and may he be with your family today and always.

Anonymous

September 4, 2009

I'm sorry to hear about Officer Spicer. It's ashame that we have such horrible people out there that commit such terrible crimes. My condolences to his family and God Bless.

Anonymous

September 4, 2009

Thank you for your years of service and dedication to your community. May you rest in peace, Sir! You will never be forgotten.

Police Officer

September 4, 2009

Dear Officers Spicer and Brittingham,
I never met you, yet my heart is heavy and broken with your loss of life and tragic events. Please know that I am grateful for your devotion to others and true selflessness. It is hero’s like both of you that save many of us in our community’s everyday when we call you in our time of need. Both of you are treasured brothers who I will always hold in a sacred place in my heart! I truly wish with all my heart I could have protected both of you somehow or helped in any way in your time of need. I truly thank God for people like you who in an instant are willing to risk everything to help a complete stranger whether they are grateful or not. No one knows the true burden all of you carry while on duty and now, unfortunately, the ultimate sacrifice. Both of you are finer and more precious than any words could express, you have my dearest admiration forever. God Bless both of you, your families, and your work family! LR

Lisa Robinson

September 4, 2009

You made the ultimate sacrifice protecting those you serve but we would all rather have you still here. God bless you and your family.

Sgt. Hal Selden
Aurora PD, Colorado

September 4, 2009

Words cannot fully express our loss... Chad you will forever be in my thoughts and prayers and from this day forward a driving force in the continuance of my career! You were a true friend and were exactly what “being a cop” is all about… Chad know that your ultimate sacrifice did not go in vain as we will all look at this job a little different now… Aubrey loves you Chad and she will grow up knowing her daddy was a hero! Love you buddy!

Ptlm. Brandon Hammond
Milford Police Department Delaware

September 4, 2009

Chad... you are a great man, father, friend, and officer. I will always remember you for the way your smile could light up the room and the laugh that was like no other, all the great times we shared, the late night/early morning 10-1 checks that resulted in the phone calls because you would never answer, and the ways you were there for me. Its hard to comprehend that you are gone. I know together we all will get thru this. I dont believe as a person you would want us to be sad, but to remember the good times we all shared with you! God knows we all had pleanty! You are a good man and only the good die young.

Brandi Lynn
DSP,Suscom/Friend

September 4, 2009

RIP Brother

Anonymous

September 4, 2009

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Patrolman Spicer as well as the brotherhood at Georgetown Police Department. May you rest in God's eternal peace our brother!

Detective Mark Techmanski
City of Syracuse (NY) Police Department

September 4, 2009

Rest in Peace Chad. The prayers of all your brothers and sisters in Newark will always be with you and your family.

Cpl. J. Conover
Newark, De PD/FOP Lodge #4

September 4, 2009

God Bless the Spicers as they go through this trajic time. Chad left the west side of the county for Georgetown because he wanted to be where the action was. Chad you are a true warrior amung the sheep.

Anonymous

September 3, 2009

"Just Another Man"
He looks in the mirror every morning and night,
Does he see what I see, it would be nice if he might.
He sees a rude man as he stands there,
I see someone who needs someone to care.
He sees a mean man, because he has to be tough,
I see someone who deals with more than enough.
He sees how he tries not to cry and feels he has no heart,
I see someone who has to keep his feelings and work apart.
He sees a murderer because he shot someone last night,
I see someone who saved someone else from a fight.
He sees a failure because he did not arrive in time
I see someone who did his best and needs peace of mind.
He sees just another man as he enters the day,
I see a special man who does his best in every way.
For all the years, he has put on the uniform of blue,
He has never realized how much he protects me and you.
But, as he starts the day again, I just wish he could see,
What he really is and how much he means to you and me.
Author Unknown

It is with deep heartbroken sympathy that I write on this memorial to bid a fellow LEO goodbye for his job is well done, and now he walks a beat on a street in the Heavens above. God says "Well Done My Good and Faithful Servant"! God bless you Officer Chad Spicer for your commitment, in the face of daily danger, and unselfishness that you laid down your life to protect and preserve the lives of all mankind. I regret you are gone from this earth, but you and I shall meet in the Satin Pillars of the Sky, in a place called our Heavenly home.

Sincerely with Love and Passion,
Michael Rayford Powell/ LEO RETIRED/DISABLED.

LEO Retired
State of Arkansas

September 3, 2009