Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Brain Terry and family You are in in our prayers.

Bruce Suttles

April 22, 2012

Another sad day for USBP.

MW
Former USBP 340th San Diego Sector

Sgt. M. Weissberg
SMPD

April 12, 2012

Your selfless heroism and service to protecting this country will be recognized in a very special way April 25, 2012. We are planning to present your organization a prototype Light Tactical Vehicle named in your honor. It is designated the BT (Brian Terry) Wildcat Interceptor. This austere environment vehicle is intended to not only honor your memory but to inspire those that continue the good fight. Thank you for your service.

A Proud Supporter of CBP

April 10, 2012

I remember hearing about this tragedy when it happened and my heart broke for Brian's family. Brian's name has been referenced a number of times in discussions about the recent Trayvon Martin situation as many are offended that our President has spoken out about this senseless killing but rarely does so about those of our fallen soldiers, officers, agents.

While I don't personally feel that the comparison is relevant, it brought me to reflect on Brian. I have never served but I know many who have (including a grandfather & brother) and if it weren't for knee injuries suffered as an athlete in high school I most certainly would have. I have the utmost respect for all of you. I know that however deep the sacrifice you will do whatever it takes to keep us and our country safe.

Brian clearly was one of the best. I respect & cherish Brian and his brothers & sisters in arms more than I can express in words. The bond you share is amazing and I am so truly sorry for your loss.

To the Terry family, may you find comfort in knowing that citizens of our country continue to mourn with you and you will always remain in my thoughts & prayers.

I am not sure this is appropriate so no offense to the Marines...Semper Fi ,Brian - may you rest in peace.

Citizen, Webster NY
Proud Supporter of the US Military

March 23, 2012

To Agent Terry's family..., Thank you for raising a man that was true to his country and family. I wish there was a way that would bring him to you as the hero he is. Until then all i can say is, "Thank you for giving our protectors a man that we believe in, and for our loss and yours, someone that we could believe in." He will never be forgotten, as a defender of the USA or the defender of his beliefs....

SFC Garcia
retired Army

March 8, 2012

Brian we will never forget you service to your country. Our thoughts and prayers AR with your family and you. We will also remember who contributed to your loss.

P.O. Thomas Pountney (Retired)
Delaware River Port Authority of PA&NJ

March 6, 2012

Wel will run & Gun in your honor; never forget your sacrifice and we'll keep you in our prayers until the final Muster Call...

NOT ONE INCH BACK.

Reynier Negrón II
US Customs & Border Protection - Nogales, AZ

March 5, 2012

Please realize who is fighting for you and our Constitution as Freedom is not Free, luv, ser

PV1 Steve E. Roe
U. S. Army, Big Red One, 701st

February 17, 2012

God Bless you Brian Terry, may you rwst in peace!

Hugh Brien, Chief US Border Patrol, (ret
US Border Patrol, DOJ

December 23, 2011

Thank You BPA Terry, God Bless, RIP.



















Thank you BPA Terry, God Bless, RIP.

Lt. Joe Pitts Retired
Houston County Sheriff Dept. Dothan, Al

December 22, 2011

I can't believe it has been over a year sir. I still remember hearing about this tragic incident the day it happened. Thank you for your service BPA Terry. It will never be forgotten. God Bless, RIP, and Vaya con dios.

BPA
TCA/AJO United States Border Patrol

December 18, 2011

Rest easy Sir. Your work and sacrifice will live forever.
To your family, one day at a time and you have tremendous support to continue your fight for what is right. It just doesnt always feel like it with the media bias against law enforcement.

Officer
Phoenix PD

December 16, 2011

Your heroism and service is honored today, the first anniversary of your death. Your memory lives and you continue to inspire. Thank you for your service. My cherished son Larry Lasater was a fellow police officer murdered in the line of duty on April 24, 2005 while serving as a Pittsburg, CA police officer

I pray for the solace of all those who love and miss you for I know both the pain and pride are forever.
Rest In Peace

Phyllis Loya
Mom of fallen California Officer Larry Lasater, Pittsburg PD, eow 4/24/05

December 15, 2011

My thoughts are with all of your loved ones on this day and every day. I know the daily struggle your loved ones face every day without you being here and part of their lives. Continue to keep watch over all of your loved ones and know that you will not be forgotten as true heroes never die.

Bob Gordon
Father of Fallen Chicago Officer: Michael P. Gordon, EOW: 8/8/04

December 15, 2011

December 15th will mark the one year anniversary of the murder of Brian A. Terry. On that day in 2010, our family lost an amazing son, brother, uncle, and friend. Our country lost an incredible young American who was fully committed to his job in keeping our Nation safe and its borders secure. Brian’s life was dedicated to public service as a U.S. Marine, police officer, U.S. Border Patrol agent and finally as a member of the Border Patrol’s elite tactical unit known as BORTAC. Throughout his life, Brian maintained an incredible work ethic that made his many successes possible. We believe that these are the traits that so many people have since recognized. He is remembered as an extremely proud American and a symbol for all that is good.

Brian’s death has been extremely difficult to accept. As most know, we had to learn from the news media that two assault rifles carried by the men that killed Brian and found at the murder scene were linked to Operation Fast and Furious, a failed gun trafficking operation run by the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the Department of Justice. We find it incomprehensible that members of ATF and DOJ would embark on such an egregious operation and then try to conceal the link between this failed investigation and Brian’s murder. Much to our dismay, no one in ATF or DOJ has come forward to accept responsibility for Operation Fast and Furious.

Our priority continues to be the successful arrest and prosecution of all the individuals involved in Brian’s murder. However, we will continue to press for answers and accountability from our government. Those responsible for such a misguided and fundamentally flawed operation must be held fully responsible for their decisions which allowed so many weapons to flow to the criminal element on both sides of the border. We now believe that if it can be shown that laws were broken, then all those responsible for Fast and Furious should be held criminally liable.

We would like to acknowledge the work conducted by agents from the FBI Tucson Office in the homicide investigation and the continued work by federal prosecutors in the San Diego U.S. Attorney’s Office who are working to bring Brian’s killers to justice. We would also like to thank those members of ATF that recognized Operation Fast and Furious as fundamentally flawed and came forward with information that exposed this foolish operation to the American public. These individuals have continued to speak the truth at great professional risk.

Finally, we would like to extend our sincere condolences to the families of those affected by the violence in Mexico caused by the guns of Operation Fast and Furious. Please know that we, as most Americans, see you as victims as well. We will continue to press our government for justice as we will not allow Brian’s death to be in vain.

The Terry Family
Family of U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian A. Terry

December 15, 2011

Brian. My heartfelt sadness and condolences to the loved ones you left behind. May they live with your happiest and proudest moments. There are no words for the thanks I feel for who you were. Perhaps when my time comes, we'll meet and I will thank you for being a Warrior Angel guarding the gates of Heaven.

K. Sato
ret mil/govt scientist and engineer

December 14, 2011

Brian A. Terry The borders in the heavens above us all are once again safe from danger because of you and your service to all ...........

L. Alfred Hamblin
GCHQ

December 13, 2011

Love is not written on paper, for paper can be erased. Nor is it etched on stone, for stone can be broken. But it is inscribed on a heart and there it shall remain forever.

Rest in peace, Brian.

SBPA John C
USBP

November 27, 2011

It is with sadness I send my condolences to Agent Terry's family. I will apologize for the actions of my government that led to his murder.

We are so blessed to have men like him in this country willing to protect our freedom.

Kevin McPherson CW5 USA Ret
US Army Retired

November 11, 2011

This fine man was an American hero two or three times over. We remember and honor you, Agent Terry.

Judy Sevor
none

November 10, 2011

Prays to Brian's family and friends. He was an awesome man.

Amesheia Bucknner
Friend

November 8, 2011

I pray that his family get justices for Brian Terry. Because i know she in much pain for because she lost her son. And i know how that feel's because i just lost my son a week ago. And he was a baby. And Brian family get justices for him so can rest peace and soul could be in peace.

Esperanza
Friend of a bp

November 5, 2011

We pray for Agent Terry and his family and may justice be done!

US Patriot, Dexter Liu
Concerned citizen

October 26, 2011

Your memory as the courageous, honorable, dedicated warrior you are will always live in the hearts of those who feel the deep void and loss of a hero lost too soon. Not having met in person, I got to know you through your own words as memorialized by Darrell Issa, your family, and your soon to have been fiance Sarah Brelsford.
There's a strong passion inside to bring your heroism, bravery, and courage to light, in name and spirit of Border Patrol Agent Brian A. Terry, a loss in vain won't be left to rest.
Rest In Peace Young Warrior ~ Justice and Public Awareness for you and your purpose is for us to fight.

Laura, U.S. Citizen
Justice for Border Agent Brian A. Terry

October 14, 2011

It's sadden to hear we lost a hero doing his job. He did a great job i haves that they are border patrol agents and where also sadden what had to Agent Terry. We didn't know Agent Brian about he was doing his job.I know how danger it is because tell what they go throught. But Brian will never be forgotten. But know his in the hands of our Lord and he is safe and out of danger. My prayer go out to his family and his friends for this lost. Rest -in -peaces Agent Brian A. Terry. You have dead the way you doing you will always be miss by everybody even i didn't know you but it's sad when some - one loss his life in the line of duty. I hope you get jusctices you desever and your family suched too. September 10,2011 Esperanza C. Villarreal

esperanza villarreal
Friends of bp officers

September 10, 2011