Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

I've been thinking about you alot "Wally". I miss you pretty bad....Your friend, Darrell.

Darrell Cook
Retired

November 14, 2006

you were a great person. you did so many great things and I miss you each and every day. With much love, your grandaughter,

Nikki Clinard

Nikki Clinard
grandaughter

September 9, 2006

Wanted to say thanks for watching over my family in Cross Plains,Many thanks and prayers to you and you family.Got to meet you a few times while visting family, in my eyes you are a true Hero,and a good family man. Many thanks from one of your fellow officers.

Deputy Sheriff Jeff Winters
Carter County Tn. Sheriff's Dept.

July 8, 2006

Wally, I looked at you as a "Peace Officer" not a "Police Officer". People listened to you. They Loved you. I cried when we buried you and I still cry now in 2006. You are my friend. I miss you....Darrell

DARRELL cOOK

February 19, 2006

To the family and friends of Chief Wallace Lee Clinard , his fellow officers, and most especially to Chief Clinard:

On this the eighth anniversary of your tragic death, we honor and remember you. Rest in Peace, Chief Clinard.

On behalf of our entire family, I wish to extend our sincerest condolences on the grievous loss you suffered when Chief Clinard died in the line of duty. In reading the reflections, it is obvious he was well-loved by many and well-respected by his peers as reflected in the loving reflections left for him.

May his loved ones continued to be supported by their law enforcement family and other police survivors. Our family grieves with you and for you.

This reflection is sent with the utmost respect for the twenty four years of distinquished service Chief Clinard gave to his community and the citizens of Tennessee, and the supreme sacrifice he and his family made on November 4, 1977.

Phyllis Loya, mother of fallen officer
Larrry Lasater, Pittsburg PD, eow 4/24/05

November 4, 2005

Well it has been almost 8 years since your death, and it still hurts just as much to think about it as it did that November day. I bet you never knew how many people you touched in one way or another. I am so glad to have been shown a love and caring for law enforcement that only someone like you could have shown me. You had a rare love and caring for the people of this community that will never be duplicated or forgotten. I know that you are still very sadly missed by everyone that knew you, including myself. You were a great inspiration, leader, and most of all a true friend. Thank you for your sacrifice and you will never be forgotten. Until we meet again, may you rest in peace.

Dispatcher Brian Jones
Tennessee Highway Patrol

September 15, 2005

You are deeply missed. You gave a lot to me and just wanted to say thanks. rest in peace.
james

Patrolman James Yates
Ridgetop, TN Police Dept.

December 2, 2004