Trooper
Algin Sidney Pavatt
Arkansas State Police, ArkansasEnd of Watch: Sunday, September 26, 1948
Reflections for Trooper Algin Sidney Pavatt
Trooper Pavatt your picture hangs in my office as a daily reminder of the sacrifices made by Trooper before me that made the Arkansas State Police an honorable department to work for. Thank you for your service and the sacrifice you made for our department and the state of Arkansas.
Special Agent Chad Hipps
Arkansas State Police
September 27, 2011
Thanks, because my FTO told me most people won't challenge a trooper because the ones before us had already earned the respect.
Lloyd Franklin, Captain Troop E
AR State Police
July 3, 2009
Rest in Peace, Trooper Pavatt. Your sacrifice is not forgotten.
Officer 11169
May 19, 2008
Hello, I am the Troop Commander now for the area that Trooper Pavatt was killed. I have recently came into possession of the "slapper" that Trooper Pavatt was carrying when he was shot and killed just north of Summitt Arkansas. I would like to see this returned to the family and would like to get some contact information so we can exchange this item..
Captain G.B. Harp
Arkansas State Police
May 16, 2008
thank you for your service Trooper Pavatt. We will not forget you. May you be with God and God bless your family, even those who never had the chance to meet you. Thank You
Gillock
November 12, 2006
Algin Pavatt II is my father and it saddens me that I never had the opportunity to meet a hero so dear to my dad.
Karyn Dean Pavatt-Wilson
granddaughter
September 29, 2006
Rest easy, hero. You served well and will never be forgotten.
Wisconsin L.E.O.
August 21, 2006
Algin Sidney Pavatt was my husband's grandfather. He was 23 when he died .My children would have been honored to have known him.
Tracie Pavatt
August 2, 2005
You where the first to make the sacrifice for your state, You have not been forgotten. May God bless you
X-Trooper
April 18, 2005
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