Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Ronnie,

I still think of you often.

Amy Dispatcher
Lancaster Police Dept

February 25, 2006

YOUR MEMORIAL OBITUARY WAS LISTED TODAY IN THE PAPER... YOUR NOW NEVER FORGOTTEN AMONGST THE MEMBERS OF THE CAPITAL CITY LODGE #9 FOP

OFFICER JIM GILBERT
COLUMBUS DIV OF POLICE

January 27, 2006

Twelve Years Ronnie. We have not forgotten you.

Jim Brown
Franklin County Sheriff's Office

January 27, 2006

RON JUST WANTED TO LEAVE A REFLECTION.IT SEEMED JUST LIKE YESTERDAY THAT I WAS WORKING AT THE COUNTY WITH YOU. MAN WE HAD SOME FUN WORKING IN THAT JAIL! I REMEMBER WHEN YOU WERE ASSIGNED TO PATROL AND YOU COULDN'T WAIT TO ROLL OUT. IT IS UNFORTUNATE THAT YOU ARE NO LONGER WITH US BUT MY FAITH TELLS ME THAT WE WILL MEET AGAIN SOMEDAY SOON. SO UNTIL THEN REST PEACEFULLY.

LEG
CPD

January 17, 2006

You gave your all to protect your community. Your brothers and sisters in law enforcement around the world respect and honor you for that. We are all one family, and we hope to meet you at the big reunion upstairs. Until then, keep an eye on your loved ones. Your brothers and sisters in Blue are there with you.

Sgt. Bill Richardson
Anchorage, Alaska PD

September 8, 2004

Miss you Ronnie.

Jim Brown
Franklin County Sheriff's Office

January 28, 2004

Another pray for you and your family today in roll call. Miss you Ronnie.

Sgt. James J. Brown
Franklin County Sheriff's Office

Our uniform the same, you will never die. Rest easy as we will continue where you left off.

Deputy M. Moore
Warren County S.O. (OH)

Sometimes we laugh, sometimes we cry but we're always thinking of you. You are my big brother but now I am older than you. I thank God every day for the memories you have left behind so I can tell my children. I hope you can see them. That thought is what gets me through the days.

Linda