Chief of Police
Cornelius Joseph Leyden
Lehigh Valley Railroad Police Department, Railroad PoliceEnd of Watch: Sunday, July 30, 1916
Reflections for Chief of Police Cornelius Joseph Leyden
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, REST IN PEACE.
N.J. TROOPER
NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE
September 28, 2009
RIP...You will never be forgotten by those who love you.
Anonymous
October 8, 2008
Chief Leaden, your death proved that you didn’t have to be a city cop or on the front lines in Europe to loose your life due to World War I. Your death was a loss for all law enforcement and you are a hero. Thank you for your efforts in helping to protect a vital resource and part of our economy, the American Railroad.
God Bless and may you continue to Rest in Peace, Brother.
Ptl. Jim Leahy, Jr.
Harvard University Police Dept.
July 30, 2008
You are still remembered, and the loss of not knowing you is still felt.
Tim Leyden
grandson
September 21, 2006
You did a fine job, Chief Leyden. Many more people would have been killed if not for your actions. Your sacrifice is not forgotten, even today (the 90th anniversary). Rest in peace.
Steven Biars
July 31, 2006
A CHILD OF GOD AND A GREAT MAN.
ABOVE AND BEYOND HIS CALL IN LIFE AND KNOWLINGLY MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE
FROM HIS GRANDSON
JOHN C. LEYDEN
February 7, 2006
Now you are with your family in heaven and reaching out to touch the face of God.
Thank you for your protection of us both on earth and from above. We will meet someday. You made the ultimate sacrifice. You cared. Please know that we love you.
Grandma & Grandpa Hinkle
Parents of a Deputy Sheriff
October 7, 2004
rest in peace you are not forgotten
S/A G.Rowe Jr
RR Police Department NJ DIV
October 2, 2004
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