Officer Down Memorial Page

So sorry to hear this. My did worked for the IPD as a Lieutenant for many year and finally retired after his '20' in service. He was survived by his wife and 6 children who miss him very much. He is no longer with us either at this time. I'm sure he misses all the new udated with CSI and forensic evidence which would have made his life much more manageable.

Teresa Willingham (Shrader) general empl
daughter San Bernardino Co Sheriff
November 15, 2011

Sir, Thank you for your service to our city. You will never be forgotten R.I.P brother.

Patrolman R. Lundy
Indianapolis Metropolitain Police Department
July 24, 2011

Officer Sullivan, you responded to a situation like most of us only think about in the "WHAT IF" world. Not only did you secure your property, remove the threat from your wife, but wounded the suspect AND gave your life. I have a feeling that you would have given two lives if you would have had them to give. There is no doubt that all who reads your story...are so proud of you. R.I.P.

Lieutenant
Dept. of Defense, Retired
March 15, 2008

It wasn't enough that he broke into your home. It wasn't enough that he attacked your wife. He just had to take your life too.

Rest in peace.

Deputy Sheriff
Indiana
April 10, 2005

I just read your reflection. Nothing is worse than having your family victimized. You are just one in a long line of hereos (most recently Tim "Jake" Laird) who have died while serving Indianapolis. Thank you.

Patrolman
Franklin Police Dept, IN
November 15, 2004

Office Sullivan, I noticed you didnt have any reflections and I just wanted to thank you for your ultimate sacrifice. Its because of heros like you that I went into law enforcement. Thank you...and rest in peace.

Investigator
Office of State Attorney, Ocala,FL
April 27, 2004