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Another year come and gone. Love and miss you everyday! Kelly Your heroism and service is honored today, the 14th anniversary of your death. Your memory lives and you continue to inspire. Thank you for your service. My cherished son Larry Lasater was a fellow police officer murdered in the line of duty on April 24, 2005 while serving as a Pittsburg, CA police officer. Anonymous Rest in peace young brother and thank you for your service. Gordon Hobbs Eddie, Sgt. Wm Corcoran (Retired #457) a true heroe is not forgotton but engraved on our hearts forever firefighter31 Eddie, Its been a long while and man it just seemed like yesterday that you and i were cutting up in Somerset county. Every year at this time i get pulled to this site and relive the calls to you over the air that night. Rest well my friend those of us left behind still carry the tourch and your spirit! You will NEVER be forgotten! The blue light stays lit for you and so many others. Cpl Atkins 13 years and I can still close my eyes and relive that day. And 13 years later your name and memory still lives on. Your friends and family still gather so that torch can burn in your honor - probably the biggest scholarship fundraiser yet. Mom and dad are the acadamy today as your fellow brothers and sisters of MSP honor you. They have picked up where you have left off protecting the citizens of Maryland. You are a hero to all of us. I love you and miss you!! Thank you for watching over us. Emily and Rose want to place flowers at your grave today so we will see you later! Kelly You are thought of today Trooper Plank, rest easy brohter Inspector Mason R. Thankyou for your service and sacrifice, you are a true hero to us all to look up too. You will never be forgotten. GOD bless your family POLICE OFFICER I just took a class with Mike Lewis. He told of story of your heroism and the kind of Tropper you were. I thank you for the legacy you left behind for all those in the law enforcement world. R.I.P. The bagpipes continue to play for you. detective T.McCullagh I'm not even sure how old I was but my father served for 30yrs as a state trooper for Maryland. Former 1st sgt Wheeler, that was my dad and when he died all I could remember was it was my dad, my mother and I riding in his marked car toward the eastern shore for Trooper Plank's funeral. The turn out, the amount of support and respect from all of these great women and men that came out to walk solemnly and slowly up toward a casket with a fallen hero lying inside, slowly each raised their arm up and saluted that man. As a kid I knew very little about that sort of honor but having served in the us army and either seen or heard of ours falling doing their part in self sacrifice I only wish I could have saluted that man, Trooper Plank. e-4 former us army Trooper Plank, Trooper "The Badge" Investigator David L Bell I remember this incident quite well and of course it was very sad and very tragic, but your memory has not faded. May you always rest in peace and know that you will always be remembered. Cpl/1 Steven Rizzo You are remembered today and thank you Sir for your service. Pat Van Den Berghe, Manchester, NH I had Mike Lewis for a class the past two days and he spoke about you and your time together with the Maryland State Police. You were a warrior. 1* Corporal J. R. Taylor Though I've never met you or have heard of you before this page I am brought to tears by reading the ordeal. Thank you so much for protecting us. Your daughter would be almost 12 years old now. I'm sure she is proud of you. Thank you. Anonymous I drive down US 13 almost everyday and see that cross on the side of the road. You made the supreme sacrifice in name of justice and peace. I think of my kids everytime I see that cross, and understand that it can happen at any time to anyone of us out there. Strange isn't it? I don't know many people who have the bravery, dignity and diligence to do what needs to be done to keep law and order. I had the WONDERFUL opportunity to meet your Mom and Dad, and what great people they are! I know that they are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments you made as a Trooper. They have personally invited me to their home with open arms and sincerity. I know that you were a reflection of them, as many of your friends have told me so. So many of the men and women I have met who knew you (and they knew you well) have so many good things to say about the life you lived and the person you were. They have all expressed their grief and sadness that you are no longer a part of their lives and families. I wish I could've had the chance to know you, as I know you would be not only a comrad or aquantance, but a friend. Rest easy, and know that we still remember and honor what you have done for all of us. Officer R. DeVincentz Everytime I ride Rt 13 I see your dedication sign and your cross on the side of the road. And each time, It brings a tear to my eye to think about your daughter and how she must feel. My daughter was the same age at the time of the shooting. It breaks my heart to know that your baby girl had to grow up without her daddy because of some loser. I pray your family has found peace! Resident Of VA Eddie, Kelly Eddie..I still sit here after 11 yrs ago and tears still roll down my eyes...I miss the fun we had as friends thru High School..The fun times we all had with the group of friends we hung around and parties..I miss you as a great friend and fellow officer when we worked together..I know your family is still proud of you and so am I..Too bad the system lets us down..You will ALWAYS remain in my thoughts and your family is still in my prayers...Dennis..YOU TOO are in my prayers because IT does seem like yesterday...I really miss Eddie too...God Bless to Mr. and Mrs. Plank and Eddie's child...We love you and miss you!!! Cpl. Van Muir III I watched the memorial film made by Mike Lewis. This was a very inspirational film. Officer Mark Turpin I hate these sad stories. You were robbed of so much
We remember... we will always remember
Sorry I couldn't do more...eleven years, seems like yesterday... Dennis
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