Deputy Sheriff
Joseph M. O'Connor
Spokane County Sheriff's Department, WashingtonEnd of Watch: Sunday, August 13, 1961
Reflections for Deputy Sheriff Joseph M. O'Connor
Dad,
As I was reading the reflections left on your page, I am crying like a baby. I was only 2 when you were taken from me. I do have a few memories of you. I also wonder what my life would have been like had you lived. I will always love and miss you as I have my whole life.
I wish you had lived. Say hi to Mommy for me.
I love you Daddy!!!
Juliana O'Connor
Daughter
March 4, 2011
I haven't been to this page in a long time but am really missing you laetly more than usual. The terrible slaying of the Lakewood Officer's just breaks my heart. I know how their families feel and am praying for them.
This is not a very nice world anymore dad but Thank You for your courage and determination to try make it a better place while you were a Deputy.
All of mom's family and most of your's is there with you now...am sure Heaven is alot happier place than earth but someday we will meet there and I will want a big hug too for all the years I missed getting them.
Love you Dad!
Roxanne McCoy
Daughter
February 6, 2010
Well dad mom is with you now and so are your brothers. Kinda funny felling bad that I had the whole family and felt like you were missing out as well we by not having you. Now that every one is gone and with you I kinda know how you must have been feeling.I still have my sister's and don't know what I would do with out them. You are still with me everyday. Roxy and Juli miss you as well and we will be ok. I bought the house you bought and we grew up in with mom! It's still in the family. I would love for you to tell mom I miss her alot and I know you are together again. Miss you too as I have my whole life. Thank you for protecting others I at least have lots of picures and stories,thank goodness couse thats the only way I've ever known you. I am praying for the 4 officer's familys that just lost their loved ones here in Washington. I miss and love you very much!! And mom alot too!
Joseph M. O'Connor the second
son
December 6, 2009
It's always so sad when kids have to grow up without a parent. No person can
be Mom and Dad. Our hearts go out to your kids. Thanks for serving the
Evergreen State!
Lynn Kole
Bellingham, WA
Anonymous
August 14, 2008
To Deputy O'Connor's family: You father will live on in the hearts of law-abiding citizen's throughout this nation.
He has been watching over all of us since August 13, 1961 and knowing that, I feel much safer.
God Bless You All and Thank You Deputy Joseph M. O'Connor for laying down your life for your fellowman. No greater gift can be given.
Judi Hartwell
Retired Paramedic - North Carolina
October 31, 2007
A HERO TO MORE THAN HE KNOWS. (c)2004
Emory - Ephrata, WA
brother of Ferry County WA Undersheriff Matthew J Lane EOW 5/30/03
August 15, 2007
What you did in service to your community meant more than you'd ever guess - Thank you so much for your service
Sgt Don "Boots" Jensen Retired
Milwaukee Police Department, Milwaukee, WI
May 19, 2007
What you did in service to your community meant more than you'd ever guess - Thank you so much for your service
Sgt Don "Boots" Jensen Retired
Milwaukee Police Department, Milwaukee, WI
May 19, 2007
Dad I just found this memorial page this because Joe called to tell me about it. I think of you everyday and have pictures of you scattered thru my home, including the one shown here. I was only 7 when you were taken from us but I was old enough to remember you flashing the lights on the patrol car for me every night before you went to work. I remember the swimming lessons that you made me take and oh how I hated them because of the water going up my nose. There are other things that I remember too but don't want to post them here for everyone. I think you would be proud of your kids dad. All of us wondered how our lives would have been different with you here but mom did the best she knew how and she never forgot you, in fact she spoke of you everyday til she died. It makes me smile to know that you are together again. I love you dad and am proud to be your daughter. How I wish that you would have been able to grow old.
Saucy Roxi
Roxanne O'Connor McCoy
oldest daughter
June 30, 2006
I did not get to know you, I was only one when you were taken from me, But dad I think of you almost every day and wonder how my life would be different with you in it. I love and miss you. Your son Joseph O'Connor the second
Joseph M O'Connor
son
June 18, 2006
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