Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Officer Ronald Glenn Kilby

Hermiston Police Department, Oregon

End of Watch Thursday, October 8, 1959

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Reflections for Officer Ronald Glenn Kilby

DADDY YOU HAVE MISSED SO MUCH HEART ACHES LAUGHTER SEEING YOUR CHILDREN HAVE CHILDREN AND EVEN THEIR CHILDREN HAVE CHILDREN I KNOW YOU ARE WITH US EVERY DAY AND WE THINK OF YOU OFTEN. MY SON TRAVIS REMINDS ME OF YOU KIND WITH A STREAK OF ONRINESS,LIKE HIS DADDY TOO, WHO PASSED AWAY NOVEMBER 22 2005. I READ THE LETTERS YOU WROTE GRANDMA MARIE I TRIED TO KEEP IN TOUCH SHE WAS FIESTY TOO.

VICKEY MARIE KILBY-DOUGHERTY
DAUGHTER

April 27, 2007

Dad I'm sorry you did not get to see your grandchildren you would have loved them. I have three children , Kurt has 2, Vickey has 1, and Lori has 4. We all love and miss you.

Ronald Kilby
son

April 25, 2007

Dear Grandpa,
I am your first grandchild. Your daughter Lori is my mother. She is a remarkable woman. She married her high school sweetheart Bill, and the two of them have taught me a lot about love and respect. My Mom keeps your picture in her bedroom. I think that she looks a lot like you. I have heard many stories about you and have even seen some home videos of you, Gram Lois, Kurt, Ronnie, Vickey and my Mom. Grandma Lois loves my boyfriend Chris because he reminds her of you. He is very tall and he has broad shoulders as you did, he even majored in Criminal Justice. Thanks for being so brave and keeping the community safe, I am honored to be your granddaughter, and I would have loved to meet you.
Love,
Terra

Terra
First Grandchild

April 24, 2007

Dear Dad
I was only 2 so I really don't remember much. Ronnie, Vickey and Kurt and Mom tell me alot about you and I also have a video of us. I have deep respect for law enforcement and and have raised four beautiful, law abiding children. You are still in my thoughts.
Love Lori

Lori
Daughter

April 24, 2007

Rest in peace, Sir! You are not forgotten.

Police Officer

March 20, 2007

Christine -

Sergeant Tim Beinert from our agency has taken the initiative to research your grandfather's sacrifice. Over the last year, Sgt Beinert has spoken with several citizens in the area that remember that horrible October day in 1959. The problem we are running into is being able to speak with family members not only to learn as much as we can about your grandfather, but also to hopefully invite surviving members to a planned 50th Anniversary in 2009.

Please feel free to contact Sgt Beinert or myself via phone or email.

Lt Jason Edmiston

Lieutenant Jason Edmiston
Hermiston Police Department

January 29, 2007

I never got to meet you, but you are my grandfather. My mom always told me how much my three sisters and I would have loved you. Your children and grandchildren have all grown into fine young adults and think about you often. Thank you.

christine

January 7, 2007

Officer Kilby, we will do everything in our power to ensure that your sacrifice is never forgotten. God Bless you and your family. I'm proud to wear the badge of your department.

Sgt Tim Beinert
Hermiston Police Department

April 12, 2006

God bless you for your service and sacrifice. You are not forgotten by your police family.

DE
St. Louis City Police

June 16, 2005

Officer Ronald G. Kilby, we will never forget you, or the sacrafice you gave in the line of duty.

Officer Osborne
Hermiston Police Department

February 15, 2005

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