Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Brian, we may have crossed paths somewhere in our work day - I only wish I had the privilege to have known you and to have worked with you. You were what every sergeant wanted on their team. I pray for your family, your father a retired sergeant, who was your biggest supporter and confidante I'm sure. You were what every parent took pride in. May God allow you to rest in peace. May your family live life through you. I will work each day, making a difference, in your honor.

Sergeant Therese Garafalo
NYPD

May 9, 2015

God's Speed Home and May God Comfort Your Family in this great time of sorrow. You are a True Hero who will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace P.O. Moore and May The Angels who went before You Greet You at Heaven's Gates.

Marybeth Hughes
Sister, Aunt, & Cousin of The NYPD

May 9, 2015

Officer Moore, rest in peace. You served your community and were an example to many around you. Thank you and Godspeed.

Christopher Bonham
None

May 9, 2015

Rest in Peace Officer Moore.

A/Lt. Richard Oberhaus
NYPD - 109 Precinct

May 8, 2015

Rest in peace brother

Sgt. Marshall Gallo
Parma Law Post

May 8, 2015

Rest in peace Brother! We have the watch from here. May God Bless your Family and Friends.

Officer A. OROZCO
ADOT/ECD

May 8, 2015

Officer Moore, you are true hero. May you rest in peace.

Sgt Richard Eckert
Town of Chester Police Dept

May 8, 2015

im sitting here watching his funeral and im so sad. im african american, and he was the same age as my youngest.in the neighborhood where he was assigned the residents said he was a good cop. and it was african americans who spoke highly of him. so sad on the heels of the 2 NYPD also slain. so young, RIP officer Moore.

Vera Jeffery
citien

May 8, 2015

Brian,
May The Peace of God be with you and your family.
Your selfless service will remain in our hearts
I pray that you are in the arms of Jesus and the
Holy Sprit to comfort those who still live in this land.
Deborah

Deborah

May 8, 2015

God please Police Officer Brian Moore may he rest in peace.
May the Lord comfort his family and friends in this most difficult time. Thank You to all law enforcement agenices through out the USA for your service may god bless you all and protect you from evil.

none- Virgie
resident of Fresno Ca

May 8, 2015

Brother Brian those that honor your sacrifice and also those who continue to serve can place a blue light in their window to show their support. Let your light shine.

Paul Bolton Lieutenant (retired)
U.S. Park Police

May 8, 2015

I will thank and recognize every officer i see on the streets of NY today, and thank them for their service. Thank you officer for making the untimate sacrifice, and for servering your country.

Cadet Noah Pearlman
OCSO

May 8, 2015

From your brothers and sisters in blue, Riverside, California. Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. Rest in Peace brother!

Patrol Officer
Riverside City College, District Police Deaprtment

May 7, 2015

God bless you, Officer Moore. Rest in peace and may God bless your family, your friends and your comrades. We will never forget your sacrifice.

Sergeant Michael R. Nolte
Croton on Hudson Police Department New York

May 7, 2015

Officer Brian MOORE, all of your daily sacrifices during your too short and so promising career, culminating in your Ultimate sacrifice for us on Saturday May 2, 2015 and your tragic passing 2 days later, is yet another wakeup call for the grateful citizens of this world to give heartfelt thanks and earnest prayers for the Safety of all First Responders, who bravely offer to lay their lives on the Thin Blue Line for us, regardless of our circumstances.

Brian, keep on watching over your Brothers and Sisters in Blue and all First Responders in New York and across America,

God Bless and Give Peace to your Family, Friends and your Final Patrol Partner,

Thank You

another grateful and concerned citizen

May 7, 2015

For Officer Brian Moore:

From the day we decide to enter law-enforcement we have made a conscious decision to lay everything on the line for the sake of becoming the protectors of the public. This doesn't mean we willingly forfeit our life to any number of vermin that inhabit the streets - it just means that we will accept the risk.
We regret that our brother Brian - way too young and far too early in his career - had to meet with a bullet at the hands of yet one more piece of trash that, like always, is approached with at least some degree of dignity and respect. Unfortunately that sometimes is an invitation for them to take advantage of the situation. Precisely, this is the greater part of the risk a police officer accepts - but always making us more and more cautious one cop-shooting after another... since our lives matter - and others are dependent upon our coming home at the end of our shift. Few, but cops and soldiers, can fathom this reality.
We pray for Brian's family, co-workers, friends and all who care about him. May they be ready to reach-out to one another in the days ahead.
We are exceptionally proud - beyond all degree of appreciation and above all measure of gratitude - to render Office Brian Moore, a noble and brave soldier-of-the-law, a final salute.

Cpl. Ralph D. Fiorenza (Ret.)
Pennsylvania State Police

May 7, 2015

As it has been said in these pages, there is no public outcry when an officer is murdered, while law enforcement is increasingly ridiculed, challenged and sued for their actions.
What can change this one-sided double standard?

Stop all law enforcement and citizens will see the living hell they are narrowly sheltered from.

As my sadness and anger wrestle for a space in my chest,
I am sending my prayers for strength and a message that you are not alone in your sadness; a burden shared is lessened.

Young officer, please rest in peace. The honor and service that you have preserved will never stop in this war against uncaring and selfish evil.

With tears and respect.

Civillian Volunteer
Los Angeles Police Department

May 7, 2015

Rest in peace brother. Thoughts are with your family both blue and blood during this difficult time. Thank you Officer Moore for your 5 years of service and dedication to your community.

Sergeant David Post
Reno County Sheriff's Office Hutchinson, Ks

May 7, 2015

God bless you my brother. Prayers and love to your family and the NYPD.

Trooper
Maine State Police

May 7, 2015

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.
Matthew 5:9
Rest in peace.

Daughter of fallen LEO
Holmes County Sheriffs Office, Florida

May 7, 2015

R.I.P. My Brother, Please keep the gates of heaven open for the rest of us

Cpl. R.L.Padgett Motor 67
Charles County S.O. Md.

May 7, 2015

Rest in peace

Det Lt D. Geiss ret
Ft Monmouth Police NJ

May 7, 2015

Rest in Peace Brother.

Detective Michael P. Elliott Ret.
NYPD

May 7, 2015

So sad to have lost a brother in blue to a vicious crime.
God Rest his Soul and protect all Law Enforcement officials.

Ret. Det. Evelyn Urena
NYPD

May 6, 2015

Thank you for your service and sacrifice. My condolences to your family, friends and coworkers of the New York City Police Department. May you rest in peace.

Ptlm. William F. Shields
Federal Reserve Police/Philadelphia - Retired/Haverford Police

May 6, 2015