Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Mrs. Faulkner, your fight to honor your husband shows your courage and committment. Stay strong, and I will be reading your book, I just found out about it. I have seen billboards here in Harrisburg PA. with DANIELFAULKNER.com on it, so everyone can read of this unjustice that has been done. Your husband's and your sacrafice will NEVER be forgotten......

pennsylvania officer

January 8, 2008

Your legacy will live on in each of us. Your wife is a true inspiration that has kept the candle lit for justice. May God bless your family.

Sergeant Gary Timm
Columbus Police-Montana

January 8, 2008

Maureen, keep your head up... God bless you and all who support justice and appreciate police officers everywhere

Delaware County Police Officer

December 31, 2007

Maureen,
I too have been reading your book. I have cried and felt empathy for you, my sister. I too am a Philadelphia police officers wife, by Gods good graces, he is still with me. What you and Michael have put together is tremendous. I have been following the news about Danny, since day one. I don't know how you do it, but, all I know is, you are a icon for ALL police wives, everywhere. I look up to you with the utmost respect and unconditional love that all polive wives should do. Your finace` Paul did a magnificent job with the web site, you are very lucky and extremely blessed to have a man like him. Stay well, my sister, and may God always grant you the strength to continue to do what is right in your heart; Keep fighting for Danny, Keep the faith, and may we ALL see justice prevail one day, soon.

Much love & respect,
Janie

Jane Varley

December 30, 2007

Dear Maureen,

My husband and I did not know you or Danny. My husband's cousin is Patricia (Gallagher) Faulkner. I am now reading your book and it breaks my heart. As all I can think about is how horriable it was and is still for you. I know what you are going through even now. Justice will be served.....
We are also good freinds of Officer Chuck Cassidy.........
You did a great job on your book!!!!!

Dolores Gallagher

December 29, 2007

dear maureen,
i have just read your book "murdered by mumia"which was given to me by a friend who knew i have been interested in the case of danny...i have written several letters to the editor of my local newspaper in allentown,pa. regarding danny faulkner and so far ,even though i am not a "writer" to my surprise they have all been printed!
i am not from the united states originally but have been living here for the past 18 years.
as the granddaughter of a homocide detective and ex wife of a police officer i will continue to make people aware of the brutal murder of your husband and will start going to events as they take place near my home.im hoping the motorcycle rides honoring fallen policeofficers still take place in philadelphia,we will be there!!!!
i hope that one day you can find some kind of peace for yourself,your family and most important for danny!

December 28, 2007

Dear Maureen,
Although I was only 9 when Mumia Abu-Jamal took your husband's life, his murder left a mark on me. It was because of this that I wanted to become a police officer. You will always be remembered in my prayers and please know that your husband did not die in vain. His loss inspired someone to keep on in his memory and fight the good fight. He will always be remembered.

Ofc. Theresa E. Knowles
FBI Police; Washington, DC

December 11, 2007

Your wife was on Fox News today talking about a book regarding your killing and killer. God Bless your wife, family and friends. Rest in peace my brother, you will never be forgotten.

PO ( Ret.)
City of Miami PD Fla.

December 11, 2007

Danny,
26 years later, people are still fighting for you in more ways than one. I attended a book signing for Maureen's new book and was glad to see a packed house, and I mean a packed house. We will not rest until justice is served for you and your family.

P/O Henry O'Neill
Prospect Park Police - Delaware County

December 11, 2007

Daniel,
You will always be remembered by police officers everywhere, for your bravery, for who you were and who you should have become. It looks like you joined the same era as I did and you should have grown old and retired.
Whats happening with this lowlife that so cowardly took your life and the misguided people trying to free him is incomprehensible.

Gerard Hebson Staff Seargent (Ret)
Royal Canadian Mounted Police

December 11, 2007

Your Loss is still being felt everyday, and your memory will always endure. As long as we do not allow the Ultra Liberal Left to win their efforts to allow the release of the murderer Mumia Abu Jamal. It is justice for this murderer remains behind bars, until the jurys wishes are carried out. The vigil will continue until the work of the jury is carried out and and Mumia life is extinguished.

Jim Kehoe
Chicago Police (Retired)

December 9, 2007

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Former N.H. Police Officer
Fauquier County, VA

December 9, 2007

Here we are again sir, one year later to honor and remember you as we do everyday of our lives. Rest in peace my friend as we continue to honor you and fight the good fight.

Cpl/1 Steven Rizzo
Delaware State Police

December 9, 2007

To the Faulkner Family ,
I send you my deepest sympathy for your loss. I have often heard of the murderer but today was the first I saw of the officers family. It is a shame that so much attention can be given to a killer , and so little to a patriot. God Bless. Daniel has my deepest respect.

Police Officer Tom Daniel ( Retired)
NYPD (Retired)

December 7, 2007

Mrs. Faulkner,

Your husband is not forgotten. I am disgusted that anyone would support the person that murdered your husband. Anyone that does is so misguided and has a warped view of the world and what is right. As a wife of an officer who was murdered, I can only imagine how infuriating it would be to have people supporting the one that took my husband from my life.

I'll be thinking of you during this holiday season. Your husband is a true hero.

Jo Ann Lasater
Wife of Officer Larry Lasater, EOW 4/24/05

December 7, 2007

God Bless the family of Officer Faulkner. Even after these years have passed know that everyday people stand with you and honour your name. Thank you for your service Officer Faulkner. Lecia A. Reeve

Lecia A. Reeve
Professional Dog Groomer, Wash., D.C.

December 6, 2007

You are remembered today and thank you Sir for your service

vandenberghe
manchester, nh

December 5, 2007

Officer Faulkner,
You done good, very damned good. After the cowardly swine shot you from behind, you fought back and never gave up. Because of what you did, "he" will never hurt another innocent citizen or LEO. Everything he did in his low life was wrong, and he finally came up against a brave, tough officer who refused to let him escape. We all live safer because of guys like you. God Speed-Paul.

Paul (former Canadian Ranger)
a/a

October 21, 2007

Officer Faulkner,
This world can certainly be called sick and twisted when people line up to support a low-life cop killer like Wesley Cook. It disgusts me and millions like me. Mr. Cook's just punishment can only come after his life on this earth ends. In the meantime, you continue to be an inspiration to law enforcement officers all over the world, and your memory will continue to carry on. May you rest in peace, and may you continue to experience the rewards reserved for those who make the ultimate sacrifice in the name of freedom and justice. Take care, brother.

Patrolman Matthew D. Leddy
Columbia (PA) Police Dept.

October 3, 2007

He's in everlasting glory with our Lord, and never forgotten! Rest in peace, brother!

J. B. Maberry #5895
Philadelphia Police Department

May 9, 2007

Over twenty-five years have come and gone and still we wait for justice to be properly served. You are remembered.

Retired 911 Dispatcher
Bucks County, PA

April 4, 2007

Officer Faulkner family and co workers.He has not been forgotten. R.I.P. bRAVE POLICEMAN.

bob
retired

February 8, 2007

There will always be your LE family that will stand up for what is right, even when the corporations, colleges and politicians stand up for your killer. We will never forget and will never stop the pursuit of justice. You have inspired ME, I never miss an opportunity to educate someone on your tragic story, and then tell them how to not support your killer. Rest easy sir, and thank you.

Matt

February 6, 2007

OFFICER FAULKNER,

I'M ALWAYS DISGUSTED WHEN I SEE AN ARTICLE, THAT A LOW LIFE COP KILLER IS A VICTIM. JUSTICE WILL BE SERVED ONE DAY. I REMEMBER READING AN ARTICLE, WHEN I FIRST BECAME A POLICE OFFICER, THAT BEN & JERRY'S ICE CREAM SUPPORTED THIS LOW LIFE. I COULD NOT BELIEVE THIS WAS POSSIBLE. IT BOTHERED ME SO MUCH, I TOLD MY FATHER OF THIS INJUSTICE. THE NEXT DAY MY MOTHER CALLED ME AND ASKED ABOUT THE CONVERSATION THAT MY FATHER AND I HAD THE NIGHT BEFORE. WHEN I ASKED HER WHY, SHE TOLD ME MY FATHER HAD THROWN AWAY THE BEN & JERRY'S ICE CREAM, IN THEIR FREEZER. HE LATER TOLD HER THAT HE WOULD NEVER EAT BEN & JERRY'S ICE CREAM AGAIN. SO YOU SEE OFFICER FAULKNER, EVEN THOUGH YOU ARE GONE YOUR POLICE FAMILY WILL STILL FIGHT TILL THE END. YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION TO US ALL.

SGT. MARC J. CAMAROTE
BALTIMORE CITY P.D.

January 21, 2007

Mrs. Faulkner,
This latest news story continues to sicken me. I wrote you about 8 years ago and I have not forgotten your husband's contribution to society and the sacrifice he made. May God bless you and your family during this holiday season, and always!
Candie

Candie

December 23, 2006