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Remembering you today on this 9th anniversary of your ultimate sacrifice. I can't believe it's been 9 years. I was only in the academy when your accident occurred and never had the opportunity to meet you, but I have met several people who worked with you and they all have good things to say. I am remembering your family and friends today as well, because I know, while the pain may become dull, it never really goes away. Det. K. Dragus, OCPD #1307 Remembering you today on this 9th anniversary of your ultimate sacrifice. I can't believe it's been 9 years. I was only in the academy when your accident occurred and never had the opportunity to meet you, but I have met several people who worked with you and they all have good things to say. I am remembering your family and friends today as well, because I know, while the pain may become dull, it never really goes away. Det. K. Dragus, OCPD #1307 Remembering you and the sacrifice you made that terrible day that took place just over eight years ago. I can't believe it's been that long, but know that you are not forgotten. Sgt. I remember when you would come into the jail and we would tease you about your braces. I remember calling you brace face and you said you get that all the time. I only got to know you through the course of dealing with the people you arrested and brought into jail. But for the brief time you were around... I could always count on you smiling and showing off that metal mouth! Just know that you are loved not forgotten in this department. Christa Levescy Officer Rominger your work on this Earth as we know it is done. You are in God's Hands now brother. May you rest in peace. SGT. Daryl Brewer I was stationed with Jeff on the USS Holland worked in the same shop. I've been searching for old friends when I found this memorial. I only wish I would have started my search years earlier. Steven DeVillier "The Badge" Investigator David L Bell Still missing you, Rome.
Well Jeff it feels like just yesterday you me and chris were chasing those guys. man i think about you all the time...i want you to know that you will never be forgotten. 3A138 Semper Fi Blu I was stationed with Jeff back in 83. Wish I would have searched from him years back now. He was a great friend and we had some really good times. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. Steven DeVillier To the family and loved ones of Officer Jeffrey Dean Rominger and his fellow officers with the Oklahoma Ciy Police Department:
You are not forgotten by those who knew you. You are still missed and you had an impact on many here. Thank you. Ssgt. Well, Rome. It's been a while now and I'm still like Swanny and Herrera when it comes to thinking about you. Sgt. M. Martinez #1181 I was in the police academy and never had the opportunity to meet you, yet I still remember exactly where I was when I found out about the accident that so abruptly took your life. I remember the sadness I felt without ever even meeting you.
Still missing ya brother! Sgt. Chris Swanson #1171 Chief, Sgt F.Herrera #1192 Jeff, you were the sorta guy that we all looked to for leadership in the academy. A man that had a firm grasp of what was being asked of him and knew the true definition of the word "DUTY". I was always in awe of you because not only had you survived a long career in the Navy but you were performing even better than all us young bucks in every way. You will forever be a drive for me to do what is right and I will use you as an example when my son asks what "honor" means. See ya Chief BOX 1186 I hope the members of the community which Trooper Rominger served truly appreciate his commitment and sacrifice to their safety. Every coworker and family member can be most proud to know his and Trooper Evan's actions were a true testament of their character. I salute you for your bravery. May you rest in peace in a special place. May your bravery, commitment and sacrifice never be forgotten! My condolences to all of your family and coworkers. AC Trooper "I was that which others cared not to be. I went where others feared to go and did what others failed to do. I asked nothing from those that gave nothing ... " Anonymous We still miss you very much...Your brothers & sisters in class #113 got to take the Sgt's test...As hard as it was, there is no doubt you would of Ace'd it...Rest in peace Sgt Rominger Anonymous At the time of this accident I was a Senior Airman assigned to the 72nd Security Forces Unit Tinker AFB, OK. On the day of the funeral for Officer Rominger I was assigned to shut down traffic at the Sooner Gate for the funeral prossession. I did not know the fallen hero, but the site of all of those squads with ribbons tied around them still brought a tear to my eye. God Bless our fallen hero, and God Bless his family. OFFICER STEVE HOPPE My BROTHER, you are missed but will never be forgotten... Fellow Brother I was in the Oklahoma City Police Academy when Jeff was taken from us. Although I didnt know you, your reputation made you my hero. I am proud to wear the uniform you wore, I hope I am doing the job well and making you proud. I know you are watching over us. Anonymous jeff, i was in a few classes after yours, and i knew you from the jail. i know now the true heartiness of the job.you went and placed yourself in harms way so others could be safe and for that i thank you from the bottom of my heart.now your job begins for the supreme chief, so go 10-8 and keep us safe down here. thanks brother. Anonymous Jeff, I will never forget seeing your face in passing as you left the Jail that night. You were leaving as I was dropping an arrest off, not two hours before your accident. It will always be a reminder to me of how short life is, and to always hug my family when I walk out the door. Rest easy in the arms of the Lord brother. Officer Scott Schatzer
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