Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

I still miss you so much Jim. You will always be a part of my heart and soul. You taught me how to laugh and be silly. You taught me how to love and be loved. I miss you every day.

Diane
Wife

March 12, 2014

Hey Jim,
Was a great turn out last night. Saw your brother, your son is so big now, Sherm, Joe, John and many new faces. The next time I see you I will be retired. Miss you my brother in arms. Till next year.

Police Officer B. Woo
San Francisco PD, Northern Station for Life

November 14, 2013

Bill Krutt, I am sorry I typed your name wrong, getting old.

Police Officer B. Woo
San Francisco PD, Northern Station for Life

November 13, 2013

Bill Krutt, I am sorry I typed your name wrong, getting old.

Police Officer B. Woo
San Francisco PD, Northern Station for Life

November 13, 2013

I was reading the other reflections and wanted to thank the other LEOs who have submitted reflections, be safe!

Bill Krull, I wanted to comment on your reflection, your reflection means more then you think. I know dispatchers have a rough time also and I know most of you truly care. I thank you for your services and I wish you the best. I know Jim would agree.

Police Officer B. Woo
San Francisco PD, Northern Station for Life

November 13, 2013

Hey Jim,
it's been another year already, see you tonight.

B. Woo
San Francisco Police Department

November 13, 2013

The torch has been officially been passed. Marty Laylor and Mark Moreno and the crew at Northern station now bear the responsibility of carrying on the the Tradition of the celebration of your Life.
Looking forward to seeing your family and the guys.

Gone But never forgotten....

Sgt. Sherman Lee
Northern Station Member for Life, Retired

November 10, 2013

Jim, I just found this site and would have written something a long time ago had I knew it existed. I will always remember working with you on midnight shift at Ingleside Station and the great, mellow disposition you had, even after working all day as a carpenter. I still laugh when I recall the time we were chasing a baby skunk around Diamond Heights shopping center trying to pull a stuck yoplait cup off of his head. I was watch off the night you were taken from us and the shock of your death rattled me to the bone. I choose to remember happier times, your marriage to that beautiful bride and the many laughs we all shared at work. You will always be a hero in the S.F.P.D. Jim. You stopped a heavily armed gunman who was on some sick self appointed mission to cause pain and misery somewhere. See you again my friend when my time comes.

Retired Officer Dave Bardoni
San Francisco Police Dept

September 22, 2013

Hello again Jimbo!
Just spent 2 wonderful weeks with our Nanner! We talked about you of course! We miss you! But are both so proud of you! She told me of the wonderful memorial your fellow officers have for you every year & she invited me to come with her next year! I'm SO EXCITED! I hope I get to meet your kiddos! I really hope your 'in a better place' as they say, even though as much as we all love CA, I can't imagine a place much better than that! Love you! Judi

Judi Lunger
Friend

July 12, 2013

Hey Jimbo,
I will be retiring this Friday June 7th. It was an interesting ride. See you when I see you.

Gone but never forgotten...

Sgt. Sherman W. Lee
Bayview Station 3rd. Watch

June 7, 2013

IN HONORE CASORUM

Gone, but not forgotten.
Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and colleagues.

Sgt. T. J. Jones
Greater Cleveland Tranist Police Department, Ohio

November 14, 2012

Hey Jim,
Was a good get together, saw retired guys I haven't seen in awhile, saw Lee, The Shermanator, Joe and other old Northern guys. It's been 18 years, seems so long ago but like yesterday in my mind. Miss you brother, see you now and then when I go by Pine and Franklin but for sure next year.

Police Officer B. Woo
San Francisco Police Department

November 14, 2012

See you Tuesday

Gone but Never Forgotten...

Sgt. Sherman W Lee
Bayview Station-Third watch

November 8, 2012

This probably won't mean much. I was a San Francisco Police Dispatcher working that night. Losing an officer is the worst nightmare there is. I've never been the same since. That was my last day in Communications before I retired on a medical -- non duty related. I was a San Francisco Police Dispatcher for 18 years, and those were the proudest years of my life. Although a civilian employee of the Police Department, I hope all sworn members know that our hearts and souls go out with you every single day. My father, Raymond Krutt was a San Francisco Police Officer, and my oldest son, Jarrod, works Hunters Point/Bayview as a Q-2. My name is William Krutt, ex-8238. I always tried to keep it light on-the-air. God Bless You All who put it on the line every day.

Bill Krutt
SFPD Dispatcher

October 25, 2012

Jim,
Another of our brothers has been taken from us; Officer Kenyon Youngstrom, California Highway Patrol. EOW 09-05-2012. There has been so many Law Enforcement Officer deaths lately. Take care of him and I'll see you in November.

B. Woo
SFPD - Northern Station for Life

September 7, 2012

Dear Jimbo,
I was just looking for Nanner on facebook and came upon this page again. Reading all the messages left for you warm my heart, but also make me so sad. My sister and her family are visiting San Francisco this week, and I thank-you for making the streets a little safer because of your ultimate sacrifice. I still hope someday to meet your children, God Bless them.
Love you Jimbo,
Jude

Judi (Flick) Lunger
Friend

July 31, 2012

Jim,
Sorry I missed last year, I will not miss this year to get together with you and our other brothers and sisters, especially the Shermanator. Thinking of all the fun times we had. I'm almost done buddy, got 2 years and change in DROP left. See you in November!

B. Woo
San Francisco Police Department

March 14, 2012

Rest in Peace, Officer Guelff. Your sacrifice is not forgotten.

Officer 11169

January 22, 2012

Miss you more than ever Jimbo.....

Nan Klecka
Little sister

December 9, 2011

Not a year goes by that I do not think of the heroism showed by officers on that night in November 1994. I was in my apartment and foolishly put my head out the window at the sound of gun shots. Running into danger, the officers from the street yelled at me to get inside. Gun shots rang out downstairs. I was only 24 at the time and a law student.

I hope that other officers read this and realize how many citizens out there appreciate and are so thankful for their service. Officer Guelff paid too high a price for his work, but on that day we were so lucky that he and his colleagues protected us.

Every year, I will remember him. I will speak of him to my children and try to emulate his bravery in my work and life.

I hope his family finds some comfort in all the fondness and respect with which he is remembered.

Nancy S., citizen

November 22, 2011

Death leaves a heartache no one can heal
Love leaves a memory no one can steal

Gone But never Forgotten....

Seargeant Sherman W. Lee
SFPD-Bayview Station Third Watch

November 8, 2011

I was on duty that night with officers Constantine and Leung and we were in the third patrol car to arrive. We were in that gun fight for 25 minutes. I was able to be the first to retive Jims body. I found that he was still holding his empty duty weapon in one hand and a speed loader in the other. That night will always be on my mind and it still weighs heavy on my heart.
At the time, I bareley knew Jim, but i was aware that he was a fun loving good sprited guy. His incident forever changed police policy in san Francisco. Now we all carry the same duty weapon and same ammo. We fought to stop assault weapons, but the nra types fight back. We fought to stop nuts from being allowed to have possession of body armor, but the law was appealed. Jim was a hero and the incident left many of us with nightmares...

Inspector Brian Danker
San Francisco Police department

July 27, 2011

Your heroism and service is honored today, the 16th anniversary of your death. Your memory lives and you continue to inspire. Thank you for your service. My cherished son Larry Lasater was a fellow police officer murdered in the line of duty on April 24, 2005 while serving as a Pittsburg, CA police officer.

You were robbed of your life at such a young age. How devastated your family must have been. I hope to one day meet them at amNorCal Cops function. Rest In Peace
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Phyllis Loya
mom of fallen officer Larry Lasater

November 14, 2010

Hey Jimmy,
See You Sat.

Gone But Never Forgotten...

Sergeant Sherman W. Lee
S.F.P.D.

November 6, 2010

Where has the time gone ?
It was just yesterday, we were a couple of young crime fighting Fools.
Fast forward fifteen years. Now I'm just old, Gray and ready to call it a Day.

GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN...

See you Friday Jimbo...

Sgt. Sherman W. Lee
Northern Station Member for Life

November 5, 2009