Officer Down Memorial Page

Rest in Peace, Officer LeFebvre. Your sacrifice is not forgotten.

Officer 11169
October 23, 2009

Officer LeFebvre,
On today, the 43rd anniversary of your death, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for the citizens of Long Beach. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

R.I.P.
Anonymous

Anonymous
August 15, 2008

I lived in Long Beach during the Watts riots. It was a very scary time for a child. I remember seeing many officers with helmets and shotguns. I made a vow I would be like them someday. Rest in peace, Sir.

Al Whitney
Yuma County SO, AZ
August 6, 2007

I recently heard of your death,I was shocked and hurt by it, I want you to know I will never forget you, you will always be in my heart. Rose

rose
civilian
August 11, 2006

The local papers have been showing photographs of people celebrating the 40th aniversary of the so called "Watts Revolt", but we know the truth it was a Riot. As they celebrate we remember the lives that were taken of two fine law enforcement officers, yourself and Los Angeles County Deputy Ludlow.

Anonymous
August 12, 2005

It's been a long time, nearly 40 years, but I have always remembered you. We worked together walking the LB Pike, a night or so before the Watts Riots when you left us. That is how I have always remembered you, your comradery, and your friendship. You have never been forgotten.

Larry Carter-Retired
Long Beach CA Police Department
December 2, 2004