Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Larry Dietche was my partner too. So was Brent on that night. I miss you brother. See you someday to finish our plans.

Anthony Parsons
TCSO - K17

April 12, 2024

My Mom gave me Your pin.

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Larry Dietsche is my Grandpa was his partner

January 23, 2024

R.I.P. Brother. I just met your brother Jim at his Denver office. We reminisced about law enforcement and he told me about your sacrifice. Your are always in the hearts and minds of your law enforcement and personal families.

Alden L Langert / Officer 8102
Greenwood Village / Aurora P.D.

April 13, 2023

R.I.P. always remembered

Ret Det Vincent Sinnott
Nypd

August 25, 2022

I lived in Colorado when this happened and remember it. Thank you to Officer Holloway for your service. I lived the majority of my life in Colorado, now living in WY. I send my sympathy to his family.

Kerry Lewis

July 16, 2022

I am a huge fan of those who serve and protect the great citizens of the USA. I hate to hear about cops being killed in the line of duty. RIP officer Holloway. We will never forget and we will never forgive

Kenneth R. Hatch
Pioneer College Caters

May 10, 2021

Deputy Holloway,
On today, the 25th anniversary of your death I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for the citizens of Teller County. And to your Family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

R.I.P.
USBP

Anonymous
United States Border Patrol

October 16, 2020

Also saw your story on Homicide Hunter. You will never be forgotten brother. Thank you for your service.

Former Deputy Ashley Frye

February 18, 2020

Saw your story on Homicide Hunter. Rest In Peace brother.

Officer C Powell
Detroit Police, retired.

April 29, 2019

I heard so much of my uncle past, brent holloway, and my grandmother always told me how great a deputy he was and how he impacted the society on his services in the teller county. I never met him, but how I longed to know his life, knowing he wasn't afraid to face the devil, and not a stranger to everyone in teller county.. especially by his family. I love you Uncle Brent, and my dad, Brian and my grandma, Linda.. misses you and loves you.

Mitchal Holloway

February 7, 2019

I just watched this case on the TV series "Joe Kenda: Homicide Hunter" and it was heartbreaking. The only solace I can find is that the cowardly, evil and murderous thug can never hurt another person. I salute you, Deputy Holloway, for your bravery, service and ultimate sacrifice. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, co-workers, first responders and every person that lived this nightmare. Please remember that Deputy Holloway will NEVER be forgotten and will FOREVER be a hero!

SGT Mark B. Hanna, Retired
Fayetteville, AR PD

October 25, 2017

Brent was my friend in high school. He dated my best friend Kelly. He was a big goof ball who enjoyed life. He was also an amazing artist and a great hunter. A couple mornings before his death I called out to talk with Kelly and got him on the phone. We chatted a while and he actually shot a squirrel out the back door while we talked. Never dreamed it would be my last conversation. Kelly is back in Ohio now with all of us, but the memory of our friend will always leave an empty spot in our hearts.

Susan Graham Perry
Friend from high school

October 24, 2017

To Deputy Holloway's Family and Family in brotherhood:

My deepest condolences. I feel an especial guilt because I was a friend of Adam's at the time. I had spoken to him the night before, I even entrusted him with my children numerous times (at the time toddlers). I knew something was wrong, but had no clue, I just thought he was depressed again. I tried to get him to talk...If only I had known. I'm not sure what compelled me to google Deputy Holloway for the very first time in all of these years, but I did. I was both elated and mortified that Homicide Hunter was going to honor Deputy Holloway in a manner befitting an officer. My father had been a police officer in LA, I admire and respect our law enforcement more than most. I've for decades lived with the guilt of knowing I attended a small private service for Adam, particularly because it was at Rampart Reservoir.

I don't know how to apologize for knowing this man. It's been a burden on my heart for 22 years, perhaps that's why it haunted me this morning. I often think of what I could have done, I asked him that night if he wanted to come to my home to talk. I told our friend Matt (who's red car he stole) he sounded weird. I Had no clue. I was told at some point he had been incarcerated but was told it was a minor offense.

I'm so very sorry. I wish I had done more, I was worried he may have been suicidal, not a clue he would have ever hurt someone else, certainly nothing so diabolical.

Again, deepest condolences to all of Teller County Sheriff Deputy Brent Andrew Holloway's friends and family. I'm sorry for being his friend and not knowing him.

Tami Regan
Regretfull Former Friend of the Cowerdess Killer

October 13, 2017

"Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God."
Matthew 5:9

Marshal Chris Di Gerolamo
Federal Air Marshal Service

July 28, 2017

We miss you Brother

Sgt Jim Mahan

October 17, 2015

Rest In Peace.

Chief Marshal Randy L. Ford (ret)
Green Mt Falls, CO

October 16, 2015

Never forgotten brother

Sgt Mahan

October 17, 2013

IN HONORE CASORUM
Gone, but not forgotten.

Sgt. T. J. Jones
Greter Cleveland Transit Police Department

October 16, 2012

Wow my cousin. So hard to believe that it has been almost 17 years!! I know you moved off from Ohio to Colorado and we didn't get to see each other much anymore. But knowing that I will never see you again this side of Heaven sure does suck!! I've seen and enjoyed very thoroughly some of your painting. Saw some that your Mom had and found some that Gam had. Made sure your Mom got that one too. Gam and Gramps have passed, as I am sure you know. Well, love ya now and always.....

Renita Copeland-Houston
Ohio Cousin

July 24, 2012

Brent,

Thanks for being a good neighborr up here in Divide and showing me and Yance your prime bowhuntining spots down by Phantom Creek. I remember that morining you took us out bow hunting and we were on the ELK. Didn't get one but it was fun. I still go back to the "treestand" Sorry we never got to build that awesome Garage with pool table room above we designed. '
I'm still good friends with our mutual buddies Kellogg and Wyatt. Still the same old farts. Glad I saw this website 17 years later you are still loved and remembered.

Big Steve Dunc

A Friend and Neighbor
Divide CO

June 21, 2012

Rest in Peace, Deputy Holloway. Your sacrifice is not forgotten.

Officer 11169

January 28, 2012

I recall like yesterday the night I heard of your death. I wasn't on duty but I was the following nights when we looked for the coward who took your life. Those nights will never leave my memory. I think of your sacrifice often and of your family. Rest in Peace.

January 2012

Former WPPD Officer 1989-1998

January 23, 2012

I remember when I first became a LE explorer with Teller County Sheriff's Office, I remember looking at your picture hanging in the lobby at the Sheriff's Office. Every time I go in there now, I smile knowing what you did for the citizens of Teller County. I can't remember the exact year but our honor guard stood tall and proud to honor you. RIP our brother!

Kelly Stewart

October 1, 2011

Growing up neither one of us spent much time talking about a law enforcement career. Yet we both ended up on the job. Your loss is one of many that hurt so bad. Your death, and those of my training officer and beat partner, kept me vigilant. In the end I survived my day of days, and managed to restore enough mobility to keep moving on after my medical retirement. You are missed and you upheld our family honor. With love your cousin Bill

Deputy Bill Holloway Retired
Jackson County Sheriffs Office

May 28, 2011

Rest in peace Deputy Holloway...we won't let you be forgotten.

PJN and FF

March 24, 2011