Patrolman John G. Hough Ohio State Highway Patrol Ohio Tuesday, December 3, 1940  Leave a Reflection  Return to Memorial  Print This Page  Continue Building Book  Page: 1 of 1

You are remembered today and thank you Sir for your service

Pat Van Den Berghe, Manchester, NH
Neighbors for a Better Manchester, NH
2007-12-03

I attended the Ohio State Highway Patrol's memorial service for the first time this past May and was moved by the dedication the Patrol has for remembering it's fallen officers. I was also greatly moved by the number of family members who come back year after year to honor their loved ones...some who have died over 50 years ago.

My boyfriend is a trooper with the Ohio State Highway Patrol. I have always been proud of his job and his affiliation with the Patrol, but am even more so after attending the service. People always use the "words" "you will never be forgotten. The family of OSHP live by those words.

Becky Muncy, widow of Sgt. Marc Muncy
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, Franklin County
2007-09-21

You did not die in vain and you shall not be forgotten. God speed.

Student
future leo
2007-01-15

Just a note to let you know that you are not forgotten. A short time ago, a memorial picture was created in your honor and it is now proudly displayed in the Portsmouth Post entry area. As a supervisor, I wanted my guys to understand the sacrifice you made while working the same roads that they worked everynight. I also wanted them to know that you were watching out over them. Patrolman Hough, Thank you for all that you did and for the sacrifice you made. Godspeed.

Sgt. C.R. Smith U826
OSHP

Sgt. C.R. Smith U826
OSHP
2006-11-08

02/27/04

Each day I read the ODMP. Today I read the story of your death. Every officer who gave his/her life for us need never be forgotton. Rest in peace, sir.

Captain Robert W Cannon, Ret.
Vermilion Co, Il. Sheriff's Dept.
2004-02-27