Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

You are never forgotten!

Cpl/1 Steven Rizzo
Delaware State Police

September 13, 2007

No person goes unnoticed before God. Thank you for your service.

PO John Giordano(RET)
N.Y.P.D. 20th precinct

May 2, 2007

Officer Masone, thank you for your service. I cannot believe a jury of 12 people let this guy walk not once, but 3 times! Not only is that unbelievable, it is unacceptable. And while he may have walked away from jail here on earth, there is one final jury he will not be able to walk away from!

Rest in peace Officer Masone.

Michelle - wife of Retired LEO

January 8, 2007

I cannot begin to express the anger that is felt while reading about the aquittal of this suspect. Officer, you are never, ever forgotten for your heroism and courage as is the case with your partner and many correctional officers who gave their lives at the hands of this one pathetic suspect. Thank you for your service.

Cpl/1 Steven Rizzo
Delaware State Police

September 13, 2006

Officer Masone,
I lost my husband a few days before you gave your life.I was expecting a baby too.I hope your wife and child have come through this.I know how hard it is to carry on but I hope she came through with you guarding her from above.Bless you all.

May 12, 2006

Chris,
It’s John it has been 27 years and I still think about you and Norman. All the fun and wacky things we did on patrol, all the people we helped, battles we fought and bosses we annoyed.
We were the new centurions, in an area that had the highest violent crime rate in the US per capita. I am writing this letter and memorial directly to Chris because he has stayed alive in my soul all these years, and I missed talking to him. I am 53 and I have returned to Law enforcement Florida. Chris it’s not the same , no one listens anymore , they aren’t close , I am trying everyday to make a difference and gather up some unity in the troops but it has been a lost cause. They just don’t get it. Maybe it’s the error we are in, and maybe the kinds of today just think there so darn smart. I remember what my first partner in Major Case Squad said to me. You would have liked him his name was Henry Reminterer . He said when he was 16 he knew everything , in his 20’s he was pretty darn bright , in his thirties he had a great deal of knowledge , in his forties there was some doubt and now that he was in his 50’s he realizes how stupid he has been all these years .
The good news for me is I am doing good things in a small way. Remember I used to call my patrol my ministry and you and Norman used to laugh at me. So I’m back in the” bag” on patrol and loving it. The public loves us down here and its nice being loved. You will never be forgotten, God Bless you and your family.

Your friend,

John Michael Gaspar, Sector Charlie 79 Pct

John M Gaspar
NYPD

November 10, 2005

I can't believe a puke like this was aquited. What in the world is wrong with our justice system? May he rest in peace.

Annonymous

March 2, 2004

Chris and his partner Norm Cerullo were friends and brother officers at the 79Pct. They were both good street cops. They wanted to rid the streets of such criminals. GOD REST THEIR SOULS !

Police Officer Al Yevoli
N.Y.C.P.D.