Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Trooper LeCroy,
Rest well my LEO, for your watch is done. Our brothers and sisters in Blue will take your watch. Know that you will be forever loved and missed as we remember you always. Prayers go up to your family, your department, and your fellow LEOs. We light a candle in your honor and mourn our Fallen.
Brotherhood of the Badge

Pamela Klemp and family
Former Police 911 Communications Dispatcher,
Charleston Police Dept, Charleston, WV
now living in the Atlanta, GA, metro.

Pamela Klemp, former Police Dispatcher
Charleston PD, Charleston, WV

December 30, 2010

I know my heart does not and can not know the pain that your family is feeling now, yet I still greeve in knowing that my fellow brother in blue paid the ultimate the price. I knew not your name before this tragic incident, yet I will forever remember you in my heart for the HERO THAT YOU ARE!!
To his family, I know there are no words I can say to bring you comfort in your lose. If I may leave a scripture quote that I hope will: Mathew 5-9 'Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God'
Rest in peace my brother for you are 10-07
But you will forever be 10-08 watching over us.

Officer
Brother in Blue

December 30, 2010

REST IN PEACE.

INVESTIGATOR BOB CAMERON
CLEVELAND HTS PD (OHIO)

December 30, 2010

My heart is heavy for your family. This is just the beginning of a long road for your family. May God lift them up and bless them. Rest in Peace, you have fulfilled your duty on earth.
With much love,

Kim
widow of GSP 829 EOW 4-27-1991

December 30, 2010

My thoughts and prayers for the LeCroy family.

L/CPL R.J. Mangum
South Carolina Highway Patrol

December 30, 2010

~~ To live in hearts we leave behind Is not to die.~~ God Bless You Trooper Lecroy...You are a true Warrior.

Sgt. C.P. Hart
Dixie County Sheriff's Office- Patrol

December 30, 2010

i am really sorry about your loss and may your rest in peace. you seem such a nice guy who likes to do good for the community that you served. R.I.P. chad. my hearts and prayers goes out to you and your loved ones and the people you worked with and they have lossed such an important officer.

Anonymous

December 30, 2010

Thank you for the ultimate sacrifice Tpr. LeCroy. You will be greatly missed. My prayers and thoughts are with your wife and children during this most difficult time. My prayers also go to each member of the Georgia State Patrol. Having a son who is a Trooper and a wife who served with GSP in the metro Atlanta area for years, we know the dangers faced each day while on patrol. God Bless

Investigator Cliff Tackett
Ga. Dept. of Corrections

December 30, 2010

Georgia lost a fine Trooper when Tpr. 1st. Class Chad LeCroy lost his life in the line of duty. My sympathy and prayers go to his wife and children during this time of loss. Tpr. LeCroy died doing what God wanted him to do. Having a wife who is a retired Trooper here in Georgia and a son who is currently serving on the Georgia State Patrol I understand the risk taken daily when they leave to go to work. Pryares and condolences to the entire Georgia State Patrol.

Investigator Cliff Tackett
Ga. Dept. of Corrections, IA Division

December 30, 2010

My thoughts and prayers for the family of Trooper First Class Chadwick Lecroy for their loss of a good and dedicated man that served us all. Thank you for your service to us Chad and for the ultimate sacrifice that you gave to us.

Tammy Fitzpatrick
Friend

December 30, 2010

To the family and friends of Trooper LeCroy, my heart and thoughts are heavy with the sadness of what you are going through. It still seems like yesterday that we got that same knock on our door. May you find some peace surrounding you in the outpouring of love. And know this...the GSP and others in law enforcement will ALWAYS be there for you, as they have us. His sacrifice will never be forgotten. God Bless.

Beverly O'Neal Pirkle
Daughter of Fallen GSP TFC Ronald O'Neal

December 30, 2010

So sorry for your loss... May you alway have comfort in the times you shared...

tim

December 30, 2010

"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends" John 15:13

Our prayers go out to your family and friends. Rest in peace brother.

TFC J.E. Tallent #958
Georgia State Patrol Post #41

December 30, 2010

Rest in peace, GSP 744.

Deputy C.D. Parker
Hall County Sheriff's Office

December 30, 2010

Thank you! Even the citizens of Georgia wont forget.

God Bless.

Linda Fox

Citizen of Georgia
Stranger

December 30, 2010

Trooper LeCroy made the ultimate sacrifice by giving his life in the service and protection of others, may he RIP. My sincere condolences to Trooper LeCroy's family, friends, and associates.

Inspector G. Moore
Georgia Bureau of Investigation

December 30, 2010

God looked around heaven and realized that he needed a Trooper, not just any Trooper but one of the best Troopers he could find......Your family and the GSP family will be in our prayers forever .......you'll greatly be missed.....

Officer A. Colton
Atlanta Police

December 30, 2010

peace be with you brother.We have it from here sir.

Detective MPO J Stahl
Dekalb county police, Ga

December 30, 2010

God looked around heaven and realized that he needed a Trooper, not just any Trooper but one of the best Troopers he could find......Your family and the GSP family will be in our prayers forever .......you'll greatly be missed.....

Officer A. Colton
Atlanta Police

December 30, 2010

RIP Brother.

Inv. Charles Mulherin
Richmond County Sheriff's Office

December 30, 2010

I pray for your family that God would comfort them as only He can...bless you all in Jesus name...

Jennifer Pritchett
Clerk, Lamar County

December 30, 2010

Rest In Peace brother. We'll take it from here, you can patrol the streets of heaven now Trooper. Thank You for your service and sacrifice.

Cpl. Thomas S. Williamson
Dougherty County Police Department/Albany- Dougherty Drug Unit

December 30, 2010

In the mind of the animalistic, worthless criminal, taking the life of a peace officer is supposed to instill fear in those of us left behind to carry on the task. It has been my experience and holds true in this case, nothing more further from this could happen. These incidents strengthen my resolve to love my family more, train harder and lead my people better. All of this is done in an effort to take the freedom from those who try to make this world a worse place.

To just say I'm going to pray for the LeCroy family seems shallow, but in situations like this there's not much else I can say. I will make this promise, however, to the two boys who probably love their dad as much as I love mine. I will always remember the sacrifice your father made and try to repay it to you, your family, your dad's friends and coworkers with my actions everyday I pin on a badge.

It's not how he died which made him a hero, it was how he lived.

Godspeed.

Captain
Sheriff's Office

December 30, 2010

So sorry for your loss. Prayers for his work, community, and birth family. Words cannot express our sorrow for your loss. We are thankful for all public safety officers. God Bless You during your time of need.

k2

December 30, 2010

The world wanted you but GOD needed you more. Thank you for your dedication to helping others. We now have one more angel looking down on us. GOD bless.

CSA1 Tuere Evans
Capitol Police

December 30, 2010