Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Thank you for your service, rest in peace, brother.

Jane M. Tucker (retired)
Lower Merion Twp. / FOP Lodge #28

February 14, 2011

May God be with your family, and loved ones in these most difficult times. Rest easy now my Brother in Law, as our watch on earth is over.......

Sgt. John L. Gulledge (Ret.)
Escambia CO Sheriff's Office Pensacola FL.

February 14, 2011

David,

I attended your funeral and I am a Chief of Police in a city not far from you. My son is a 3rd Shift Patrolman with my department. I don't have to tell you how professional, brave and strong your Mother and Father were after your death, you've seen this from Heaven. We also share the same faith, I am a proud Catholic and loved hearing about your exploits at Roncalli but the most amazing thing I heard was your speech at your High School awards ceremony. God put you on this earth as a Leader and you were a testiment to how your Mother and Father raised you. As Paul Whitesell said we were all born with an expiration stamp and only God knows when he wants to take us home. I worry about my son and all my officers and pray for them daily. I pray that your Warrior Spirit will join with St. Michael to protect my son and all Police Officers. Thank you for making me stronger in my faith and for being the hero you are. May God Bless Your Soul and all of us left behind.

Anonymous

February 13, 2011

I HAVE HEARD ALOT OF SONGS OVER THE LAST WEEK THAT WE USE TO LISTEN TO. THEY MAKE ME FEEL CLOSE TO YOU AND I THINK ABOUT CONVERSATIONS WE HAD WHILE LISTNING TO THEM. I LOVE YOU.

Anonymous

February 10, 2011

I lost my brother-in-law in the line of duty too - you are in my thoughts & prayers.

Lynn

February 10, 2011

RIP - It is a sad state that officers have to risk thier lives - Protect and Serve - But it is even more shameful that all of it could have been avoided. Bless you Officer for giving your life in the line of duty You are in Heavenly Fathers hands and will be remembered forever in our hearts. BJ

Anonymous

February 10, 2011

Thank you for your sacrifice and may you rest in peace.

Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney
Virginia

February 8, 2011

R.I.P.
You come from one heck of a family.
Thank you all.

John Greene
Brother of Indiana State Trooper Michael E. Greene EOW 2-5-1993

February 7, 2011

The officers and staff of the Chestertown Police Department offer our deepest sympathies to the family, friends and fellow officers of Officer David Moore. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May you rest in peace David.

Pfc. Brett Lysinger
Chestertown Maryland Police Department

February 6, 2011

THIS SEEMS LIKE A NIGHTMARE THAT I CANT WAKE UP FROM. IT IS SO HARD TO BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE GONE FROM THIS WORLD. THEY SAY IT IS SELFISH TO WISH SOMEONE BACK BUT I CANT HELP BUT TO WISH. ITS ASHAME THAT IT HAS TO BE TIMES LIKE THIS WHEN YOU REALIZE YOU TOOK PEOPLE FOR GRANTED. WE HAD MANY GREAT MEMORIES AND I WILL CHERISH THEM ALWAYS. DAVID, I KNOW YOU LOVED ME I JUST WISH I COULD TELL YOU AGAIN THAT I LOVE YOU. YOU TOOK A PIECE OF MY HEART WITH YOU, WHAT KEEPS ME GOING IS THAT I KNOW I WILL SEE YOU AGAIN. PLEASE WATCH OUT FOR ME AND EVERYONE ELSE THAT LOVES YOU.

Anonymous

February 6, 2011

REST IN PEACE, BROTHER THANK YOUR SERVICE

PROVINCIAL CONSTABLE MARTY LALONDE
ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE

February 6, 2011

Rest in peace brother. God bless you and your family.

SGT Michael Paciorek
Hampshire County Deputy Sheriff

February 5, 2011

God Bless.

Ptlm
New Hartford Police

February 5, 2011

God Bless Officer Moore and his family, he has made the ultimate sacrfice.

D/Sgt.
Winnipeg Police, Canada

February 4, 2011

My heart goes out to the family of Officer David Moore and to all my colleagues in the law enforcement community in the IMPD. This is a tremendous and tragic loss to us all. Though I was not personally acquainted with Officer Moore, I only wish I had been. I know he was well respected, well liked, and a fabulous police officer who we could all be proud of nationwide. The world is a better place for the lives he touched. My deepest sympathy to all; may Officer Moore rest in peace.

Karen L. Bune
Prince George's County MD State's Attorney's Office

February 4, 2011

My thoughts are with all of your loved ones during this very trying time. I know the daily struggle they face as I too walk in their shoes. I have no secret words to offer to help with their grief because there are none. All I can suggest is for them to do everything they can to keep your memory alive which I know they will do for you are a true hero and heroes never die. I leave this for your parents:

"The sense of loss does not diminish with time. In truth, the expression, 'time heals all wounds' is a myth. For parents, the loss of a child is permanent and mental scar tissue really does not grow over the grim memory. Rather, all tears are expended and a dull ache remains."

Bob Gordon
Father of Chicago Officer: Michael P. Gordon, EOW: 8/8/04

February 4, 2011

Rest in peace, Brother.

Police Officer
Chicago Police Dept.

February 4, 2011

As a daughter, sister, a friend of several officers, and ex-wife of officers, I was greatly saddened by David's loss. I have the utmost respect for your family. Mr. Moore's eulogy of his son was very moving. My brother was faced with a situation a little over a year ago where he fatally wounded a domestic abuser. I am so greatful that he was the one who got to come home that night. My brother stated on his facebook page, that David continues to save lives even after his death! Your family will remain in my thoughts and prayers!

Lori Mooney/Court Reporter
Miami County Circuit Court

February 3, 2011

To the Police family, The Family and the friends of Off MOORE. We share in your loss accross the nation and our prayers and best wishes go out to you. We are all one and your loss is shared by all.
Wishing you the best
Det R FREEMAN #2376
San Antonio Police Dept

Det Reginald FREEMAN
San Antonio Police

February 3, 2011

RIP Brother, It takes a true coward to shoot an officer and a true hero to go up against the bad. You are more than a hero and like your father said a warrior.

Deputy T Ashley Jr
Johnson County Sheriff's Office Indiana

February 2, 2011

God bless this hero, his family & the Department. He apparently had a long lineage of heroic family members to emulate. He surpasses them by giving his all to his job, his community & the Department.

Mom of a Sgt
Cool Springs PD

February 2, 2011

I retired after working 24+ yrs with Decatur County Sheriff Dept. In. I consider it just an honor to view Moores funeral and grieve as I watch and listen to his parents. This family has given all of us a valuable lesson.
I can see GOD in them. I have a 40 yoa son and can't imagine what I would have done had he been killed on duty these past yrs while in the USAF. God bless each of you and know Moores life has honored many.

Carolyn Mc Intosh
E-911

February 2, 2011

Your parents have displayed amazing strength during this entire ordeal. It's obvious where you got it.

May God grant them peace and understanding during this difficult time.

Anonymous

February 2, 2011

God Bless all that wear the uniform and vow to protect all citizens. I am a nobody that has a heart that hurts for Officer Moore and his family. May God hold you in his arms during this time of need and always

Joan Fumagalli
No Relationship/No Agency

February 2, 2011

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, REST IN PEACE.

N.J. TROOPER
NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE

February 2, 2011