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Photograph: Trooper Nikky Joe Green
Patch image: Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Oklahoma

Trooper Nikky Joe Green
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Oklahoma
Friday, December 26, 2003

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Nik,

I miss you so much!! Hope things in God's country are going good. For the most part things here are going good, However, I need you now probably more than ever. I have so much going on and I'm not sure how to handle it all. I really need your guidance and advise, you always seem to have the words and advise I need to hear to help me get through. I think about you everyday and seem to miss you more and more each day. I am still on my path of getting my degree in Criminal Justice and I hope I am able to join the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and follow in your foot steps. A few of your brothers down here the Cotton Co. boys and Walters PD, and OHP 152, 651, 918 are are doing a good job of helping me out when I need something or need advise on what I need to do, but I still wish you were here. Love "Peanut."

Suzannahe T. Weir
Friend

2009-11-15


Hey Nik,
I miss you so much and am still thinking about you everyday. I moved to Randlett in June, I started college last week in Tishomingo, for Criminal Justice (big shock right) lol. I met your mom a couple weeks ago she is a wonderful lady and we had a nice talk about. Its so hard to believe how long ago you left us, you ment so much to me, and I really wish you were here now cause I could really use some of your advise. Well I have to head to my next class, I just wanted to drop you a quick note.

Suzannahe T. Weir
Friend

2009-08-20


Brother,
Still miss ya, obviously the master's plan involved you being taken from us, I hold tight believing that. I know we have all grown deeper as individuals from this tragic experience. I guess the biggest part of grief's storm has past and now it's just about embracing all of our wonderful memories, with incredible gratitude that we had the time we did. But I do wish you could see me back the boat into the water or attempt to surf, cause I know you would laugh so hard then retell it with such animation we'd laugh so hard we'd cry. Anyway, I've taught my bunch the 'give me five, on the side'etc. that we got such a goofy kick outta doin, it's so silly but it's a little piece of you that goes on...Love U Brother,
your "Tister" :) karen

Sister

2009-08-03


I was recently in the Randlett area attending a fish fry held by one of your former classmates. We all enjoyed family and friends that day and as we sat under the clear night sky, late into the night laughing and telling stories - many of which included you as our eyes filled up with tears just at the mention of your name. It sill goes unsaid that you are deeply missed my brother by all of us who knew you. The memories we have of you will never fade but will only live in our hearts forever.

Anonymous

2009-06-29


In the movie Braveheart, a man named William Wallace fought for what he believed in, Freedom. That's what Nik believed in to, freedom from evil doers. I know the movie and Nik's death have nothing to do with each other, however, when I watch this movie, I see nik in William Wallace. His passion for the fight, standing up for right and wrong and for the love of his family and friends. Nik is gone but never forgotten. I think of you everyday brother and I know that you're watching over us every night and day. Your heart is as strong as gold and your friendship is everlasting. Till we meet again my friend.

E.C.

2009-06-27


Not a day goes by Nik, we don't think of you. We miss you so much. The girls are fine. When they are here..we laugh, we cry and tell stories about you. They miss you...more than people realize. You set a wonderful foundation for them and I'm proud to call you my son-in-law. Hug my sister Lesa for me. It's been a year now and I still miss her too! I will see you and my brother and sis one day and I can't wait to give ya'll a hug!
And now 'little monkey' aka C..is in Criminal Justice. Following brother-in-laws footsteps. She needed you to show her how to shine the boots! haha I think you would be proud of her Nik.
We will continue to do what God has us to do here...watch over the babies Nik..until wee meet in heaven! I love you and miss you!!

NayNay

Anonymous

2009-06-10


Nikki grew up just down the road from my Grandmother and at one point in my life, I worked for his father, Jack tromping cotton the summer before I joined the Air Force.
Having known Nikki and the Green family all of his life, I can tell you that Nikki was a good man and God must have wanted him for a higher purpose in heaven to have taken him so soon.

MSgt Allen Gent
USAF - Family friend of the Greens

2009-06-03


Dear Nikky,

If there were a way, I would say to you "You will not be forgotten".

Michael

Michael B. Hinkle
oklahoma citizen

2009-05-03


I can't believe it has been so long....I was fresh out of the academy when I attended your funeral and I don't have the words to express how it has affected my life and career. You turned me back to God at a time when I needed it most and it save my life. Even though we never met, I think about you aall of the time andvserve each day with you at my side. Rest In Peace my Brother.

Gooch
Joplin Missouri PD

2009-04-13


Hey partner, how are things in God's country. We are getting along down here. I have gotten to where I dont think about the years gone by, just the times we had.You are still the topic of many conversations and laughs. I see Linda and the girls from time to time. They are doing great. As i keep track of this website, the gates of heaven are busy with brothers giving it all for humanity. Pat them each on the back and welcome them home and keep vigilant watch over us below as we brave evil day and night. Oath given Oath kept. Love you brother.

Trooper G Sanders
OHP

Trooper Gary Sanders
Oklahoma Highway Patrol

2009-04-07


hey i was on the internet and i got to thinking about you i miss you very much and you are thought about every day . You were an amazing man you may not be here but your not forgotten and i love you

taylor

2009-03-18


Brother...I never got to meet your but I will never forget your face or name. Ive been looking through some of dads old tapes to try and get a glimpse of you. Dad says you were a great man and one of the best partners a Trooper could have and I just pray that when I get on the Patrol I could have a partner as Great as you.

Anonymous

2009-03-16


Nik I miss you so much and think about you almost on a daily basis. I will be graduating from school in May and wish you were here to watch me walk across the stage. But I do know you are in a much better place and still watch over each one of us, for you are truely my Guardian Angel. I am going to go to college when I graduate for a degree in criminal justice then hope to join the police force only hoping i can be half as good as you. You have always been my major role model and still look to you for guidance. I can't belive it has been so long ago that you were taken from us, as it only seems like yesterday when I would be at the sheriff's department with mom waiting for her to get off work and you would take me for a ride around town or to the store to get a drink. You always have been my hero and always will be. Thank You so much for everything you did for me then for it means so much now as im older and fixing to move into the next chapter of my life. You tought me so much about respect and that the other officers were nothing to be scared of they were just people with a job to fill protecting us just like you. Many of my best friends now that I rely on now for guidance in planning my future in law enforcement are the officers in Walters, Comanche, Duncan, Cotton, and Stephens Co. Most of them being the ones whom knew you very well.
Rest in Peace big bro. I Love You very much!! and greatly miss you!!!

Suzannahe T. Weir
Friend

2009-02-18


Still thinking about you.

Anonymous

2009-01-02


Five years... Seems like a lifetime, seems like yesterday. Can still remember the day you graduated and how proud you and Linda were when you visited GPD later that day. You were bright and shiny in your new "brown shirt". Linda was dressed to the "nines" and smiling like a kid in a candy store. I'm certain you're with our Lord and Savior. Hopefully He doesn't have as much trouble locating you in the playgrounds, stripped to your uniform pants, playing basketball with kids, and trying to keep them out of trouble and to bring them to the Lord. I miss you Brother, praying for you, Linda, and the kids constantly.

102(Ret)
GPD

2008-12-26


It's been 5 years now since that unforgettable day. That day made such a remarkable impact on my life. I'm a better person for it now and I owe it all to you and our Savior. But I can't imagine what your family still endures on this day every year. Thank you for your sacrifice. It will never be forgotten.

Anonymous

2008-12-26


Thanks for living such a powerful life, brother, and for not being ashamed of the gospel of Christ. May we all reflect the same love you had for our Savior. I smile when I realize you are in His presence right now. Wow!

Robin West

2008-11-03


After knowing Nikky for all of my chilhood and both of us attending Big Pasture High School at Randlett, OK, I knew Nik quite well throughout our up-bringing...His Mom, Sister, & He attended Union Valley Baptist Church faithfully when he was young...then I attended college, got married and moved to Texas, so I didn't see Nik for many years in our adulthood. One day, I was drivin' our family (husband and 2 smaller sons) through the area North of Frederick and was pulled over for speeding! The trooper asked for my license and upon looking at my name and face, he asked me if I was on my way to Cookietown?!!! For a few seconds I was shocked by his ability to know me, but I didn't recognize him (or read his badge!), nor did I even know that Nik had become an Officer of The Law! He asked "Do you recognize me"? and I didn't have a clue! When he replied "Nik Green"!, I was extremely surprised and I told him that I was so proud of him...(I knew how getting chosen to be a Highway Patrol Officer was NOT an easy feat)! We spoke very briefly, there on the side of the road as I introduced him to my husband and boys; he told me about his Family (this was probably 1995, I think)....I hugged his neck through the driver's window of our old van and he told me to be safe!(no ticket...which I probably deserved, being the in rush that I was).....It was the last time I saw Nik and it was such a blessing for me to not only see how handsome he was as an adult, but how very proud I was that he was serving our state as a Trooper, keeping Oklahoma safe!
It was my 40th birthday when my family & I drove to Cookietown to meet with my Mom and cousins....They were still searching for the suspect, we were told at the Intersection by an Officer & Friend of Nik's. He was clearly upset and told us that they were searching for the individual that had taken the life of their co-worker and firend (He mentioned no name). When we finally were released to go on to Cookietown, Mom told me that Nik died at the hand of the suspect...I prayed immediately for His Wife, Daughters, Mom and Sister.... and I had to pray for strength to not hate the guy that took Nik's life.
Nik had so much good that he planned to do---teaching our Youth about The Savior,...but Our Savior called him Home; He needed him then.
We will see him again in Heaven with Our Lord; I know this for sure. He would want us all to be a witness to others, epecially to today's Youth...please carry on that task for Nik!
Always keep Nikky's smile in your memories.....God Bless Ya'll...........

Leslie (Martin) Anderson

2008-10-14


Brother.
Words are not sufficient to describe how I miss you. So much I cannot wait to tell you face to face.
Adios amigos,
luv u
"tister"

sis

2008-08-18


Hey Nikky, just wanted to drop by and say hello and let you know that your not forgotten. I miss you lots buddy. Promise me that when we hook up that I can be on your watermelon tossing team...Love ya brother.

Friend

2008-07-08


We love you Nik. Your still thought of every day.



2008-06-04


We love you Nik. Your still thought of every day.



2008-06-04


A man or woman
a protector and commander
arresting and saving
for putting his or her life and soul on the line
so people like you or me can walk the vine
unappreciated, often unwelcomed
For everyday, and every nite
they walk the streets in every flight
cold or hot ... wet or dry
feeling fear and feeling joy
for never knowing what the day will bring
for that day could be their last, or just a beginning
They see and hear the unimaginal
for we can only pretend to know
they live and breath it as the day goes
for every nite they go to sleep, and every day they wake
to start it over and over again
To walk a day in their shoes
seeing and hearing the things we can't believe
knowing and feeling
understanding and agreeing
wouldn't we do different
or pray for those who we don't know
So next time you see a man or woman
all dressed in blue or brown
just walking or driving
looking around
protecting and serving
give them a smile, a polite wave
For you can't know
how that little respect can glow
and make that officer know
you are thinking of them, and appreciating their work
that is done so well, and done with pride
for leaving that day, will give them something
to hold on to, for the next day to come
and the years to follow
A Police Officer or Trooper, we all come to know!

A friend

2008-05-21


we miss you everyday your family is in our preyers you were a good and fair officer i know this you were fair to me when you pulled me over in grandfield ok i have a lot of respect for you god bless you and your family

nathan morgan
friend

2008-05-11


Miss you partner.



2008-05-10


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