Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Gone but not forgotten. Bless you and your family.

Patrolman Richard Ziegelmeyer
Pearland Police Department

November 8, 2015

God Bless you Officer Ellis. Thank you for your selfless service. You will never be forgotten.

Sgt. K. Schmittgens
St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department

November 8, 2015

GODSPEED

SSG, USA S Bundy
U.S. Army

November 7, 2015

For those remaining, may you find comfort in God's unfailing love, peace in His presence, and strength from His healing hand.

Gail
Civilian Supporter

November 7, 2015

Rest with God officer Ellis. Your tour here is over, thus you are home. Prayers for your family during this time in their lives. Your dedicated service and ultimate sacrifice will never be forgotten.

retired Police Officer Bob Lester
Midland Texas Police Department

November 7, 2015

I am deeply sadden over the loss of Detective Daniel Ellis. My heart goes out to the family, RPD Partner and fellow officers in Richmond. Such a tragedy. There are no words of comfort. Know this, Daniel is a HERO and standing strong with his brothers in Heaven. We love you and we are praying HARD for you all. We understand your pain all to well. My 8 year old grand-daughter recited this Irish blessing before thousands when we laid my son Trooper Joseph Cameron Ponder to rest...maybe it will bring a measure of peace.

May the roads rise to meet you...
May the winds be always at your back...
May the sun shine warm upon your face...
May the rain fall soft upon your fields.
and until we meet again...
May the Lord hold you in the palm of your hand...
May He bless you and keep you safe...

Take a breath each day and you will be taking one for Daniel.We love you so much and are here for you. Brenda, Cameron's Mom

Mother of Fallen Officer
KSP FAMILY

November 7, 2015

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, REST IN PEACE.

N.J. TROOPER
NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE

November 7, 2015

God bless your soul and your family. #BLUEFAMILY

Rookie Thomas Watts
Florida

November 7, 2015

So very sorry for your loss...prayers to the family, friends, and the police department.

N/A
just someone who cares.

November 7, 2015

Thoughts and prayers for the family, friends, and colleagues of Officer Ellis.

Robert M. Keeton, PhD
Richmond PD (1997-2000)

November 7, 2015

GOD bless you Officer Ellis for your service and he will be with your family at your loss and comfort and strengthen them through this difficult time.

Retired Sergeant Charles Carty
Benton, Arkansas Police Department

November 7, 2015

RIP Brother!

Lieutenant Ray Waters
Pitt County Sheriffs Office Greenville NC

November 7, 2015

A Prayer for Police Officer Daniel Neil Ellis:

Lord God, we are grateful for the life of Police Officer Daniel Neil Ellis of the Richmond, Kentucky Police Department. He died serving us. Help us never to forget him. Help us celebrate the life of Police Officer Daniel Neil Ellis and honor his sacrifice. Be with the family, friends, and colleagues of this fallen hero. Comfort them and give them Your strength. Guide those who seek to take care of the family of this hero. May those empowered to do so, care for them with integrity. In commemorating the death of this hero, help those who mourn to remember that death is not the end. Death does not have the final say, but is simply the transition to the glorious life to come. They should look forward to that life to come with joy and thanksgiving. Amen

Pastor Steven Robert Closs, MNACM
The Peacemakers Prayer Ministry
Chartered by the National Association of Christian Ministers

Pastor/Chaplain Steven R. Closs, MNACM
Merrimack NH Police Department

November 7, 2015

Rest in peace Officer Ellis!
You will not be forgotten!

Willie Bell Hopewell VA!
Friend Of All Law Enforcement Officers!

November 7, 2015

Rest In Peace Brother.

Det. Andreoli
NYPD-108pct

November 7, 2015

another good cop.

Mr. nea itiso
Usa

November 7, 2015

REST IN PEACE HERO. HOPEFULLY YOUR STATE WILL PUNISH THE PERPETRATOR LIKE HE DESERVES.

DEPUTY
LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF IL

November 7, 2015

Rest in peace brother. You've earned it.

Corporal (Retired) Glenn Elliott
Temple Police Department--Temple,Tx

November 7, 2015

To The Family of Police Officer Daniel Neil Ellis

I am always sadden when I hear of a Police Officer's death. Please take comfort in Jesus words found at John 5:28,29 where he said that there would be a resurrection. My condolences to the family.

Cpl. William Stanback (Retired)
Pennsylvania State Police

November 7, 2015

Thoughts and prayers for Officer Ellis and his family. God be with his fellow officers and dispatchers. Officer Ellis' sacrifice will never be forgotten and the serving of the Richmond community by other responders is greatly appreciated.

Mickey Houston
Jessamine County E-911

November 7, 2015

God bless family and friends...

Harold & Madeline Altman
EOW Survivor...Dep. Harold Michael Altman, 2007

November 7, 2015

Thanks brother for your service. May God help your family through this time.

Chief Craig Edwins
Pikeville Police Department NC

November 7, 2015

Rest in Peace, Brother in Blue. We have the watch.

Det. Douglas Collins Ret.
Dallas Police Dept.

November 7, 2015

I'm going to miss you brother. Rest in peace.

Lt. Tyler O'Brien
Madison County Detention Center

November 7, 2015

Back in the days, when cities first formed police departments, the poet Walt Whitman wrote, “I dreamed in a dream, I saw a city, invincible, to the attacks, of the whole of the rest of the earth”. As officers work the streets every day, in cities large and small, we know, better than most, that the dream has not yet been realized. But we, as officers pasted and present endeavor to make the dream reality.
Why them and not me. As a cop, I’ve asked myself that question many times. But, I’ve come to realize that any cop, on any given day can ask themselves that same question. And some questions have no answers.
Men and women who become officers make a choice, a choice to live a life of service. We choose to put ourselves in harms way. To be a guardian, to the people of this great nation. We will never be able to thank the officers who have gone before us. They made the supreme sacrifice. But this we CAN and WILL do. We will REMEMBER THEM always. We will remember that as in life, and in death, they embody all, that we as citizens can hope to be. May God bless our fallen brother Officer Ellis and welcome him home. May God bless his family and coworkers through this time of sorrow and remember how he LIVED ... It's an HONOR to call you my brother!

LT David Love, 607
Police Supervisor
Ft Knox Police Department
Ft Knox, KY

November 7, 2015