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Police Officer Natalie Becky Corona

Davis Police Department, California

End of Watch Thursday, January 10, 2019

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Reflections for Police Officer Natalie Becky Corona

Rest in God's loving embrace, hero. You will never be forgotten.

Retired Wisconsin LEO

January 11, 2022

On this anniversary of you leaving this world, I wanted to thank you again for your dedicated service and sacrifice. This hit close to home because I attended Vacaville High School and I had frequently visited the city of Davis as a teenager. Our high school also played Davis H.S. in Delta League sports. I had written a letter to your father, a retired Colusa S.O. Sergeant, after your line of duty death and he graciously contacted me later. He seemed like such a great person, as I know you were yourself. It was difficult to maintain composure during the conversation. Thanks again for serving the city Davis and the great citizens of California. Your service and sacrifice honor our profession and is forever deeply appreciated.

James Lopey, Assistant Sheriff (Ret)
Washoe County Sheriff's Office (Reno, Nevada)
Nevada DPS

January 10, 2022

You are remembered every day, Natalie, but especially so on the holidays.
Your loss deeply impacted our family, and I cannot even imagine how profound your own family's suffering has been. These past two years have been difficult ones for many of us- we have individually and collectively experienced an overabundance of challenges and losses. How I wish you were still amongst us to fill us with your goodness, your stength, and your beautiful, kind spirit. Please know that you live on in our hearts, and the memory of you as a shining and inspiring example will eternally encourage us to be our very best selves.

Anonymous
Davis Citizen

December 26, 2021

I am a Corporal at the Mount Airy Police Department, NC, and I am forced to retire now due to an injury on the job. I was involved in a shooting in which I saved my life. I do have some idea about the feeling of loosing one of our sisters, My life was changed dramatically. She is now one of Michael's angel that protects police officers Lieutenant. She is keeping peace in heaven and earth for eternity and will always be remembered. God only knows he plans he had for her to leave this earth and continue his career in heaven. We will never know why some of this tragedies happen, but God only knows her lost is his gain and he created all us. We only have the pain and memories left to keep her alive in our hearts.

Corporal, Carlos Garcia
Mount Airy Police Depatment

October 19, 2021

I remember Officer Corona from High School. She was really friendly and had a great sense of humor. Such a tragic cause she will be missed. And god bless her family. Godspeed Natalie.

Emilio Silvas E-3
U.S. Army high school friend

October 18, 2021

We just passed by her memorial bench in Davis. We read about the incident. So tragic. Thank you for your service. God Bless her family.

Manuela Marrufo
Public

October 16, 2021

Thank you for you service Officer Corona. You are a true inspiration to what it is to follow your dreams. You have made Latinas everywhere very proud.

Elizabeth Madrigal-Victim Advocate
Stanislaus County District Attorney’s Office

August 18, 2021

Hello,
Thank you for sharing your daughter’s story with us today and yesterday. I was brought to tears both days. She is a hero and her beauty shines though. I’m so very sorry for your loss and I’m praying for your family. You are an amazing dad.

Shawna Smith
CVC

August 18, 2021

Thank you for your service officer Corona.

GARCIA IVAN
LASD

June 21, 2021

I will always remember your service and sacrifice. Rest in peace, Officer Corona!

Cole Parrish

June 20, 2021

thank you for your service and bravery, officer corona.

Recruit Trainee derek kang
UCLA PD

June 20, 2021

thank you for your service and bravery, officer corona.

Recruit Kang
UCLA PD

June 20, 2021

Officer Corona, your sacrifice was not taken in vain. we can all learn from the tragedy that took place that day. i thank you for your service and my the good lord keep you on his front line to guard his gates.

Robert Ruiz

June 20, 2021

Thank you for your service Officer Corona. Your dedication, ambition, and sacrifice will never be forgotten. Rest in peace.

Robert Estrada

June 20, 2021

I have a friend who is a Foster City Police Officer and one of his friends was close to you. Now, you are taken too soon. We have the watch

William Jin
Future California Highway Patrol Officer

May 13, 2021

My beloved Natalie. You are missed every day by all of us that loved you so much. We have read and continue to read all these reflections from brothers and sisters in blue and others and they truly touch our heart. Thank you so much for the prayers and kind words. If only we could give each of you a huge hug we would! Continue to write these reflections, they make a difference to the families of all these fallen heroes. God bless all our brave men and women in harms way, God watch over all of you!

Retired Colusa Co. Sgt. Merced Corona
Father of Natalie Corona

April 28, 2021

I watched the video of your family and friends and I was touched. You were too young to leave this world. Rest in Peace

Police Officer
St. Louis Police

April 22, 2021

Never to be forgotten.

First Sergeant Thomas Webb, Retired.
New York State Police - Troop D

April 20, 2021

Sister Corona I did not have the priviledge of meeting you here on earth yet I'm sure we'll meet in Heaven be the Lord's will. You were just too young. Continue your rest in the company of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and all the others blue blood Brothers and Sisters, AMEN.

Ralph Romero
21st MP Co. 503rd MP Bn, Ft. Bragg, NC

January 10, 2021

My sister in blue may you continue to rest in the arms of our Lord. Your loss has been a great impact on me as well as your loving family and colleagues.
Everytime I see your Angelic face it hurts me. May your family gain strength and that they are watched by you always. Your spirit will always be in the hearts of all those who loved you.

Lieutenant Raymond Flores
NYPD (retired)

January 10, 2021

Another clear example of the never ending danger our brothers and sisters in blue face everyday regardless of the call or complaint they’re handling. Rest in peace always Blue Angel knowing that your service and sacrifice are always remembered by your law enforcement brethren.

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

October 4, 2020

I cried that day. I didn’t know you but I thought of my daughter being where you were. I cried like I lost my daughter. We went and put balloons at the sept and at the memorial site. We tied bows on the fence behind the flag that was there. My daughter was with Sacramento police Dept magnet academy at Kennedy high Sacramento. she was blessed to be apart of your funeral. When I pulled up to the wrong parking with officers I said where does public park and explained my daughter was in that program. They instantly said you are family. My heart melted. I got to actually have a seat to go watch the entire funeral. I am glad she got to experience this. Then I drove to the over pass where you passed by. It as very touching and experience. My daughter still is taking classes in college. What ever she wants I support her. I pray for your family. Thanks

Desiree Albo
Mother of SPD magnet at Kennedy

July 29, 2020

I could tell you were exceptional by the photo you had taken with the Thin Blue Line flag, as I read an article about you and how wanted to build some pride in the ranks by displaying the flag of the Thin Blue Line. The critics were claiming the flag was racist, but you were steadfast and strong and pushed back with dignity and grace. That's how I first learned about you, when you were alive and representing our profession with courage, grit and beauty. Now, I can tell I was right about your exceptionality by the fact you VOLUNTEERED part-time as a CSO before become a LEO. And you followed in your father's steps. Who does that but a true-hearted warrior for peace and justice? Nothing is stronger than the heart of a volunteer. Rest in peace, my hero, as you now walk in your other Father's steps.

Scott D. Conner
Deputy Sheriff, Reserve Division
Bernalillo County Sheriff's Dept.
Albuquerque, New Mexico

July 11, 2020

Thank you is such an inadequate staement at this time. Although I did not know you personally, Im sure there is a hole in the hearts of your loved ones and those who served along side of you that can never be filled. God Bless Officer Corona. Go and walk your post with the Lord.

P.O John Albarano
New York City Police Department. (Retired)

July 4, 2020

Rest in peace officer. Such a young lady...
Condolences to her family and partners.

Municipal Policeman Panagiotis Giakoumat
Athens (Greece) Municipal Police

July 2, 2020

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