Florida Department of Corrections, Florida
End of Watch Wednesday, June 24, 1987
Reflections for Correctional Officer Fred Sidney Griffis
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Wow, Officer Griffis is in fact a true hero!!! Unarmed and facing certain death, he still did his best to keep the prisoners under his watch, in custoday. Not too many others in his position would do the same. God Bless...
Sergeant
Indianapolis Metro. Police
October 12, 2007
Rest in Peace C.O. Griffis. Inmate transportation is very dangerous work, and you paid the ultimate price while in performance of your duties. Your sacrifice will not be forgotten.
Deputy Aaron W. Williams #632
Roanoke County Sheriff's Office Va.
March 15, 2007
Rest in peace.
Inv. Michael Walker
Tallahassee Police Department
Correctional Officer's Farewell
We all know it can happen,
When we put our Colors on.
It only takes an instant,
Then one of us is gone.
Day to day we walk our beat,
In God we put our faith.
'Cause we’re the law inside the wall,
We keep the Public safe.
You’ve done the job that few can do,
Your shift is at an end.
Farewell my Brother, Rest in peace,
On you we could depend.
Lt. Larry Peoples
Florida Department of Corrections
Lt. Larry Peoples
Florida Department of Corrections
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