Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

RIP, God Bless, your sacrifice will never be forgotten .

Paul Zia Retired Police Officer
Chicago

April 20, 2013

Sean,

Your brothers from New Jersey send our deepest thanks for your bravery. Your service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. And to your family, colleagues, and friends, we offer our prayers and condolences.

Det. Sgt. Andrew A. DeMuth
Freehold Borough Police Department

April 20, 2013

REST IN PEACE BROTHER. YOU ARE A TRUE HERO.

Deputy J. D. Davis
Pittsylvania County Sheriff's Office

April 20, 2013

God Bless you Brother! So young..you didn't even have a chance to get started! Rest in Peace we will take it from here.
Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

Officer N. Herb
Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 85

April 20, 2013

RIP my brother, your death will not be in vein. Your shift is over, rest and let us take it from here.

Sgt. Darrell Sanchez
Bernalillo Police Department

April 20, 2013

RIP fellow Officer in Blue
God Speed to you and your family

Stephen Bruet, PPO II
NC Department of Public Safety

April 20, 2013

You did your duty and served your community proudly. Now you can stand in Heavens police force keeping watch over us all. God bless you and your family.

Deputy Gregory Kent
Erie County Sheriffs Office (NY)

April 20, 2013

I did not know Police Officer Sean Collier. But I am proud of him just the same. He gave his life during a very troubling time. He paid the altimate price to see the the situation come to an end. And because of what he did and the actions of so many others, those troubling times...are over. But for those who knew Police Officer Sean Collier, you are left with troubling times of your own. Missing him. Nothing can be said to ease the sadnesss you are feeling. But when you walk through the streets of my home town Boston and you see people walking around, unafraid. That is because of Police Officer Sean Collier.

Civilian, Cricket Scadlock, Orlando, FL
No relationship,

April 20, 2013

GOOD prevails over evil. Terrorism can not happen in Boston, because Bostonians refuse to be terrorized and work until the problem is solved
and our populace as safe as possible in this world full of a few rotten apples, I am so proud and relieved to see violence in Boston will be dealt with by good police and authorities so we citizens can remain free, because our authorities are brave, camazingly well trained & competent and dedicated and brave! THANK YOU TO THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR GIVING US all, folks like OFFICER COLLIER ...HIS PARENTS, TO HIS TEACHERS, TO HIS FRIENDS AND FAMILY, He will rest in peace! And because of him,
and his compatriots, WE Americans,CAN TOO! God has blessed America!
May we always strive to return the favor!

Mrs. Betty Hause
citizen of USA b. Newton '46

April 20, 2013

The blue line is thinner today my brother. RIP and god speed.

Sgt. Tim Coleman
Berry Hill Police, TN

April 20, 2013

There is no greater calling than to serve your fellow men. There is no greater contribution than to help the weak. There is no greater satisfaction than to have done it well. God Speed Officer Sean Collier. My deepest sympathy goes out to the family and to the men and women of the MIT Police.

Sr. Deputy Sheriff Russell Marburger
Travis County Sheriff's Office (Austin, Texas)

April 20, 2013

Rest In Peace. You are a fine American. Everyone who knew and loves you is proud.

Officer K. R. Levanway, 380
NYSDEC Division of Law Enforcement

April 20, 2013

"It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived."- General G. S. Patton

I thank God Officer Sean Collier lived his life in service of others.

Officer Douglas M. Wiencek
Metra Transit Police Department

April 20, 2013

Thank you for your service! RIP

Thankful citizen

April 20, 2013

We will never forget! R.I.P.B.

Sgt. Denis Chiasson
Royal Canadaian Mounted Police

April 20, 2013

Rest in Peace Brother. Job well done!

LT George Hunter, Retired
Beckley Police Department

April 20, 2013

Our hearts and prayers go out to the family of Sean Collier, and for his Police comrades and his community. God bless you Officer Collier. Your shift on earth is over. God has you in his arms now.

Jimmy Walker
Civilian

April 20, 2013

R.I.P.B

B.P. Sullivan, Cpl. RCMP #48582

April 20, 2013

To my good friend Sean

Something that we talked about the 6 years that I knew you buddy was how we want to make a difference on this job and help others. I can say Sean that you risked your life for all of us that night and you are a hero I am so proud of you, just like your family is. We all miss you very much buddy, thank you for everything you have done I love you. I will never forget all the memories we shared, my future partner's life is gone but forever he shall live through us.

Please keep Sean's Family and Friends in your thoughts and prayers through this tragic time. God Bless All Of You and STAY SAFE

Officer Mike Cabral
Tufts University Police & friend of Seans for 6 years

April 20, 2013

Thank you so much for your ultimate sacrifice for our country. May God bless your family at this time.

trudy adams, citizen
no relation, just sad he died for our country

April 20, 2013

R.I.P. OFFICER COLLIER ANOTHER VICTIM IN THE WAR ON TERROR

MICHAEL LONG
NY STATE POLICE RETIRED

April 20, 2013

Thoughts with his family and colleagues. Brave young man.

Sgt Colin Keating
Greater Manchester Police, England

April 20, 2013

Officer Collier,
Your selflessness and devotion to duty will always be respectfully remembered. You are the hero others can only hope to be. You've done more for the protection of society in moments, than other well intentioned good people can ever dream of in a lifetime. Thank you and rest well, hero. The world is a better place because of you.

Paul R. Newell, CPO, Ret.
USCG

April 20, 2013

Although you are gone from here you will never be forgotten. May you rest peacefully in heaven. Job well done brother we'll take it from here.

Deputy J. Castleberry
Pontotoc County Sheriffs Office, OK

April 20, 2013

It's over for now. Go easy brother. I know we always think about the judicial side of things...but you don't have to. If we were lawyers that would be our job. You've gone your earthy job. Your job has only just begun though. There are many who will need your wings. I feel like I'm preaching to the choir. So I won't. Go easy bro. Your never alone...either are we.

Randall Patterson
YCSO Retired

April 20, 2013