 | Officer Gordon Oliveira
San Francisco Police Department
California
Friday, December 30, 1955 |
Rest in Peace Motorman/Veteran, your sacrifice is not forgotten! PFC Penman
City of Fairfax PD, VA
2009-10-17
Hero....... Anonymous
2009-03-08
YOU ARE REMEMBERED TODAY AND THANK YOU SIR FOR YOUR SERVICE VANDENBERGHE
MANCHESTER, NH
2007-12-29
What a wonderful page. I thank you for the opportunity to provide a little information about the man behind the badge.
Like a lot of men of his era. Dad answered the call to duty in WWII. He served honorably in the United States Marines, participating in the island campaigns of Tarawa, Saipan (where he was wounded in action), Tinian, Okinawa and finally the occupation of Japan.
He returned to civilian life as first a bus driver and later a police officer in “The City”. His career with the SFPD was interrupted in 1950 when he was recalled to duty with the Marines for service in Korea. There he participated in the assault and seizure of Inchon and the liberation of Seoul among other assignments.
After Korea, he returned to the SFPD where he served honorably and with distinction until his death.
His wife remarried. A wonderful man who helped raise his children and all turned out well.
Had he survived to date, he would have suffered the early loss of both of his brothers and later his wife and parents. He is survived today by his three children, six grandchildren, one great granddaughter and a wonderful loving sister.
JGO Sept. 2007 Joseph Oliveira
Son
2007-09-02
Rest in Peace Motorman. You are not forgotten. Motor Officer Danny Johnson
Metro Nashville Police Dept.
2006-12-30
Thank you for your service Officer Gordon Oliveira. May you Rest in Peace. You are not forgotten. Detective Kyle Resler
Clearwater Police Department Clearwater, FL
2006-12-23
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