Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Robbie, I still remember you from when we were kids and you lived next door. Even though you, your brothers and my brother Jeff used to run me off, we did have some good times playing in the woods by the house. Jeff joined you in 2007. He also died much too young. I wanted to write that your sacrifice has not been forgotten. I hope your family has been able to find peace and happiness. Rest in peace.

Brenda
Childhood Friend

February 17, 2010

Something today got my mind thinking of my hero, the guy I wanna impress. Its been 11 years now but work is still being done in your name by the small percentage of LEOs looking for that next big stop. People all over the world know you, the legend. Robbie just keep a watch on our back, and give us that extra nudge or gut feeling when that next truck rolls by. God bless ya brother.

Staff Sergeant Andrew Altman
Darien GA PD

February 15, 2010

Robbie,

I never got to meet you. But I will say, I was introduced to your video in the 1990"s that you had made of all your seizure's. Sir, You were my HERO, and I used to watch your video almost every night before I went to work to motivate me. You will NEVER be forgotten.

R.I.P. Brother,
Steve Grinnell

S. Grinnell
Lincoln County N.C. Sheriff's Office

January 31, 2010

There's not a day goes by that were not thinking about you or missing you.i know your in a better place but you was took away to soon i wish my little girl and wife could have meet you they would have loved you too. We will see you one day until then r.i.p. love ya man.

Brian Stephenson
Nephew

January 28, 2010

Robbie

You are still a big part of my life. I will always remember the things you passed on to me. Rest well Brother.

Senior Officer Sheffield
Sandy Springs PD

January 22, 2010

ROBBIE BISHOP THANK YOU! YOU STILL THE MAN..

DEPUTY JESSE INGRAM
BARBOUR COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT

January 21, 2010

Robbie: You've been on my mind all day. I was talking with a group of officers last week and mentioned your name. Most said they knew you and the others, young men and women in their 20s recognized your name.

It's been 11 years today and you're still missed and thought of with love, awe and great respect.

I look forward to seeing you again when I get there Robbie.

RLG
Friend

January 20, 2010

you are the fallen heor of the day robbie. you should be the hero of the year. r.i.p. and keep the rest of us safe.

brantley deputy
brantley

June 26, 2009

Robbie,
You came to one of my crime prevention programs when you were in elm school. After that day at the school you were around almost all the time, wanting to be a ventriloquist and magician. I had no problem with that but when you said I want to be a police officer, I replyed NO YOU DON'T! but that went into one ear and out the other. Robbie sometimes I wish you had listen to me, but I realize it was to be your life.
I miss you coming by and seeing me, and I am so very proud of how you turned out. I wish life had been different and in all the years I served as an officer I would have traded places with you because you turned out to be the best.
I never met your family but I know they are great from knowing you. I miss you and can't wait to see you again.
J. Bryson

Retired J. Bryson A.P.D/Dept. of Justice
Big Brother/Friend

June 17, 2009

Just returned from the NCEA 2009 Winter Conference. It was an outstanding conference. You were honorably remembered and are greatly missed. Although I did not know you personally, talking to a few officers who did makes me realize that I missed out. I thank you for your teachings and willingness to share your knowledge with officers nation wide. You are an inspiration to all of us involved in Criminal Interdiction!

K9 Stacy McElroy Member #2304
Collinsville Police Department

February 21, 2009

We still remember! God Bless.

Lisa
GEORGIA CIVILIAN

February 18, 2009

just wanted to say that i met robbie when i went to k9 training in ga, southern police dog academy in 1991, one heck of a nice guy

rip brother in blue
david kirk centre,al pd #1309
ex k9 officer

ofc david kirk
centre, al pd

February 6, 2009

Robbie: It's been ten years and a day since I was in that particular building in Villa Rica. If there were any dry eyes near that flag draped coffin, I didn't see them. It was raining where I stood. You were there that day and though none could see you, your presence was evident.

Today I'm sitting here thinking of all those who joined you after January 20th 1999.

You gave me these words to write and I came here to this site in January of 1999 and placed them for your law enforcement family to read.



CAPTAIN ROBBIE BISHOP...CALLED TO HIGHER DUTY

Officer Down...Officer Down...I Faintly heard the call.
I was standing by a stairway, leaning against the wall.

Officer Down...Officer Down...

Signals got crossed, something went wrong. I never let down my guard.

There was blinding pain in my head...That hit was pretty hard.

I looked around and saw some cops running swiftly to my aid.
Confused and disoriented, I said, "I thought you guys were dead."

Then they put their arms around me and asked, "Robbie, how do you feel?"

I shook my head. I felt great..."But, is this place for real?"

Officer Down...Officer Down...

I heard a sound from the top of the stairs, a voice saying, "Robbie, come on in. You've been called to Higher Duty by a very special Friend."

Tears rolled down my Face as I looked up and recognized my Lord.

Officer Down...Officer Down...The words echoed all around.
I heard the sound of weeping, voices calling..."Robbie Please Come Back!"

I Love you guys and I'm sorry to Leave you, but Fate stepped in with a mortal attack. I was struck by a bullet... and there's no turning back.

I've been called to Higher Duty by The Chief at the top of the stairs.

The Final battle is coming and HE wants me to train some new troops over there.

I know all of you are hurting, but please try to understand.
I've been called to Higher Duty by GOD, not man.

Carry on with the fight so every kid can play on a drug Free street. Just think of me and I'll be there when you're cruising along your beat.

I'll be watching out for you. So, until again we meet...

STAY SAFE OUT THERE....

Officer Down...Officer Down...

"Cancel that...This Officer Went UP."

This Message was written after much prayer. I am "Just A Mom." I held the clipboard.

To Lisa, the children, Dean and all the precious people I met that day.

God Bless You All.

RL


"R.E.B. 314"...What a legacy!

RL

January 21, 2009

10 YEARS - SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY- GOD BLESS

FRIEND
DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF GEORGIA

January 20, 2009

Well brother... it's been 10-years to the day since you left this earth for a better place. Though you've been gone awhile, you'll never be forgotten by those of us you helped while on this earth. I know you and Spencer Clark are watching over the rest of us, probably laughing! Until we meet again... at work we'll stay.

Chief Deputy Eddie Ingram
Quitman Co. GA Sheriff's Office

January 20, 2009

Robbie, it's been 10 years since you were senselessly murdered doing what you loved. But, your dedication gives me and every other 5%'er out there the courage to put on the badge and hit the ground running. God Bless you.

Relentless Pursuit!

TFO Adam Argullin
Florence (KY) Police/ FBI Safe Streets Task Force

January 20, 2009

Robbie,

I just could not let the day pass without saying; it has been ten years and yes, “We Will Remember”.

Prayers always remain….

Mik

CPT Mikki Bishop
Henry County Police Department

January 20, 2009

Today is the 10th anniversary of your passing. All of us are still thinking about you each day and remembering all the great things you did for law enforcement and for us...

Matthew Halstead
Cherokee Sheriff's Office

January 20, 2009

It has been almost 10 years since your passing.You are still loved and missed.The memories you left behind will forever stay with your loved ones.

Anonymous

January 5, 2009

Thanks for all that you did in law enforcment .We started an interdiction unit Nov.2007 and me and my partner joined ncea314 in February this year. We appreciate everything that you put into teaching others to combat criminals and the war on drugs. Rest in peace brother you are not forgotten.

officer jill hudgins
oxford p.d. ala.

November 6, 2008

Robbie,

Day in, day out, we go out and continue the fight that you were a part of. The 10th annual conference is coming up in Feb 2009 and I'm looking forward to it. You live in our veins brother and everyday that I go to work, I think of you and your family. Thank you for what you did for the officers and thank you for believing in what you did. You memory lives on in our hearts and minds everyday. You are a great motivator and a great inspiration to all of us that continue the same fight. Rest in peace brother........"In Pursuit of the Criminal Element, the flight continues!"

R.E.B 314 Forever!!!!!!

S. Pardazi
Smith CountySheriff's Counter-terrorism and Criminal Interdiction Uni

November 5, 2008

ROBBIE I HAVE NEVER MET YOU OR ATTENDED ANY OF YOUR SCHOOLS, BUT I LOVE INTERDICTION AND LEARNED OF YOUR NAME FROM A K9 OFFICER WHEN I FIRST BEGAN MY CAREER. I HAVE DONE SOME RESEARCH ON YOU AND I HOPE ONE DAY I WILL AT LEAST HALF AS GOOD AS YOU WERE. BROTHER REST IN PEACE.

a deputy

September 4, 2008

Although I never worked directly with Robbie I remember the first time I got to meet him. It was on I-75 at around 2100 and he had just had a pizza delivered out on the interstate. I remember thinking this is one man who is totally dedicated to his work. I would always look forward to hearing about what Robbie was into and what he was doing. You could always bet it would be something! I am no longer in Law Enforcment full time but I still think of Robbie when I pass an Interdiction Officer sitting on the highway. I hope his family is doing well. RIP partner.

CT
LEO

August 16, 2008

Brother, it's now been more than 9 years since that day in January. It seems like just yesterday we were on the interstate together... wroking, joking, and enjoying life. Not one day goes by that I don't think about you and what you did for interdition, and me. I've had several more LEO's that were friends of mine to join you... so I'm sure you guys are watching out for the rest of us. We'll continue to do the best we can... and then some. Until we meet again ...

Eddie Ingram, Major
Barbour Co. S. O. Alabama

Eddie Ingram, Major
Barbour Co. Alabama Sheriff's Dept.

June 17, 2008

I just finished a HIDTA coarse. Saw a video showing some of what you accomplished. What you did was simply amazing. Your Family I am sure is very proud of you. All I can say is Thank You on behalf of all LEO's everywhere. May you be at God's side and watch over your Brothers in Blue. RIP Sir.

PO RJL
SCPD NY

June 12, 2008