Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

This message is probably different from the others. I am Italian and I lived in Norristown, PA very close to where Officer Fox lost his life, at the time he was killed. I had just moved one month prior to the US, and I was so struck by the story of this brave and so unlucky policeman who heroically sacrificed his life to protect the community, including myself. I still feel a debt toward him and that's why I want to pay homage and respects to his memory, as I always did when stopping and saying a prayer at the memorial place built in his honor along the Schuykill river. R.I.Power Brad the Hero

Massimo Berruti

September 8, 2022

I think about this nice police officer so very often who always was nice to my sisters and I whenever we would happen to come upon him and Nick we loved dogs and we have Rotties so we shared dog stories with him and he was always so nice when he didn’t have to be. I know nothing will bring your Brad back to so many of you who loved him but please know I hate what happened to him he didn’t deserve this and neither did his Family or Friends . He will always be remembered and never forgotten . i know you probably heard this a thousand times but sometimes our loved ones leave us and their physical being is no longer here so although the memory of Brad is here you have to find a new way of communicating with him. i hope that doesn't sound off the wall Just know you are in my Prayers tonight and always.

Brietta Amaouche
December 15, 2020

December 15, 2020

It has been 8 years, I just read about this, I didn't know you but know your sacrifice will not be forgotten. To your family, I hope you have seen a way through your pain and loss... What you had to endure is unjust and unfair, just know you are in someone's prayers tonight. God bless.

Robert Watson

November 25, 2020

"Fair and Young...Just ready to live,
Loving and Caring...Always willing to give,
Toiling daily to achieve only the best,
Watching and Caring for all of the rest"

Officer Fox - This is the inscription on the tombstone of my dad, John G. George, who died while on duty as a NY State Trooper in 1970. He was about the same age as you. I wanted to share this with you and your family after I saw an article today. It described my dad and today I give them to you as well. Know that you are not forgotten and your service and heroism is always honored. Rest in Peace.

John R. George
Son of Trooper John G. George

September 30, 2020

Rest in peace always knowing that your service and sacrifice will never, ever be forgotten by your law enforcement brethren.

Detective Cpl/3 Steven Rizzo
Delaware State Police (Retired)

September 13, 2020

John 5:28, 29 - "Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out". I pray that everyone can find peace in knowing that we will see this officer as well as many others again in Paradise soon. Until then, please accept my condolences.

A.W. Montgomery
Concerned Citizen

September 17, 2018

IN HONORE CASORUM
Our promise to him; Always honored, never forgotten, forever grateful for his service to his community and to our nation.

Sgt. T Jake Jones
Greater Cleveland Transit Police Department, Ohio

September 13, 2016

4 years ago..

Im sorry

September 13, 2016

Thinking of you and your family on this day. Thank you for your service Officer Fox #178

Kim Supko

September 13, 2016

semper fi brad. thank you for your service and your life choices.

Ofc P. Del Rosario

February 29, 2016

We have not forgotten you sir! We are saddened to this day over your loss. We will continue to remember you and pray for your family.

John Gibson
Plymouth Township resident

September 14, 2015

Rest in peace.

Sgt. Jim Russo

September 13, 2015

I just met Mike Segard (spelling not certain) while walking Kuma and picking up the pond. As often happens in my world, I either wave, or offer friendly banter, looking for some small way to connect to residents. Mike felt welcome to converse, sharing the way men share when they can read each other's souls through the portals of their eyes.

We spoke of our past military service, the joys of good VA benies, our health challenges and victories. Why would he mention Brad? Well, Mike served in the Viet Nam Era, and found a friend in Brad's father. As often happens, military men understand how death can lead to parenting prospects, for your buddies children. It is instinct, or genes, or culture. I have never heard of it openly spoken about. Perhaps it is like the way women and mothers know how to live in a village, only a rare guy version.

These are perilous times for all of us, growing in fear of the greed that is government, and what this appears to mean for everyone else, subject to some terrifying visions of freedoms lost at the end of govt's armed enforcers. Above this 'meme' I heard the story, from a total stranger on a sunny spring day, of the loss Mike still holds close, of the 2 year old Brad he was privileged to know, many years ago, and the wounded K9 Officer, retired to a family that gave up a lot too much for serving us.

Mike will be out to see Brad, later this summer, and carried himself with a pride few of us are allowed, during our short careers as men.

Capt, USAF(R), "retired" (under oath!)
Joseph C Grimme, Arborist, Parent, Citizen

April 10, 2015

I never got the chance to meet you, yet I feel I know you so well through your family....your mom and dad, your co-workers and your wife. What an amazing man and Hero to many who knew you personally and those of us who know you through memories shared. Your missed and loved and will always be remembered but never forgotten. Please continue to watch over your family and co-workers. I know how proud you must be of all of them for carrying on your legacy.

Kim Weigand
Mom of Sgt. Michael C. Weigand E.O.W. 9/14/2008

September 12, 2014

I never knew you personally but today I thought of you. You are a true hero and exemplify what it means to be a police officer. I will say a prayer for your family. Rest easy brother we've got it from here

Patrolman

March 20, 2014

Just over a year since such a tragedy occurred. Rest easy, brother. We got it from here.

Patrolman

October 18, 2013

Brad first of all me start bye wishing you a happy 36th birthday. second I can not believe that yesterday was the one year anniversary of the day that you were taken from your family and friends. Though we never met I can honestly say that you were truly loved by a lot of people. Yesterday Montgomery County officials placed a plaque at the seen of your murder and I was there to see the awesome display of support and affection from your brothers and sisters in blue to your family. It was truly amazing at one point when they unveiled the plaque and Lynsay had your 18 month old daughter Kadence touch the plaque before anybody else. RIP Brad and watch over your brothers and sister in blue knowing they have the watch down here now . And know that you will never be forgotten by this guy. Semper Fi Marine

Greg C
Citizen Horsham, Pa.

September 14, 2013

Thinking of you and your loved ones today. Continue to keep watch over them, protect them from harm. Also, continue to watch over those still out on patrol. You are a true hero and will never be forgotten. Thank you for your dedicated service to your Country and also to Law Enforcement. You have not been forgotten.

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

September 13, 2013

One year today. RIP, Brother.

Officer T. Hassler
Edisto Beach Police Department, SC

September 13, 2013

As I sit here and literally watch the minutes tick past waiting for the date to change to September 13 2013...I knew this is where I had to come. We love and miss you man!! I know you are watching over all of us, especially Lyns and those two amazing kids...and she is quite simply amazing!! You would be so proud of her...I'm sure you are!! And I know I'm a day early but happy birthday Brad!! We're going to celebrate you on Saturday night with one kick ass party!! Love you brother!!

Ofc. Charles Leeds
Norristown PD

September 12, 2013

Officer Fox, although I only met you once (thanks for the warning notice for running that light, ooops, I found it shortly after what happened, then realized it was you who stopped me, and now still have it), but can't begin to express the grief I feel for you and your family. As we are coming upon the 1 year anniversary of the darkest day for the Plymouth Twp Police Dept, as well as your family, I can still remember everything that unfolded that night like it was yesterday. I wish to say thank you for your service to our country, as well as the residents of Plymouth Twp. You will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace

Steve K

August 11, 2013

Brad, we are truely grateful for your service to our country, and then to your community. You will always be remembered as a hero: to your family, friends, and country. God bless you. You will never be forgotten. Your legacy will live on in your beautiful family. We miss you.

Officer Chris Smith
Norristown Police Department

April 6, 2013

Sir, I just saw your newborn son on Facebook. What a beautiful little boy, named after you. Thank you for your service. I'm sorry you aren't there to enjoy your family. I'm sure you are now their guardian angel, and will keep an ever watchful eye on them. I hope your family carries on in health and peace.

Cpl Jack Mould
Howard County Police Maryland

March 30, 2013

Just saw where you baby boy was just born. He is beautiful and he will always know you as a hero as you watch over him. RIP Brother, we have the watch now.

Officer
Hopewell Police Department, Hopewell, VA

March 29, 2013

Rest in Peace brother, we have the Watch, Semper Fi

Policeman
Brother in Blue, Phoenix Police

February 22, 2013