Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

We never got the chance to meet in this life but I feel connected to you. You lost your life on the day that I started my law enforcement career. We were the same age, 21. I have a bracelet engraved with your name, which I wear every day. I'll keep your memory close, and you will never be forgotten, rest in peace my sister.

Amanda M. Wolinski, U.S. Park Ranger
National Park Service

May 16, 2006

Thank you for your service to our country. Rest in peace my sister. May God bless you and your loved ones.

State Constable J.L. Green
S.C. State Constables

May 10, 2006

May Our Lord shower your little daughter with Special Blessings.

May 10, 2006

goodbye

spc ruiz
34th mp det. traffic accident investigator

January 20, 2004

What a tragic loss of a fine young soldier. I lost an MP in SEP of 99 in a traffic collision. A sad reminder of how dangerous being an MP is in peace or war.

What a great young lady. The MP Corps, her family and colleagues lost a fine member on that day. God Bless them all. We all share in the loss. We are all family.

She now patrols Heaven with St. Michael. Be safe.

Of the troops and for the troops.

First Sergeant JA Millan (civ cop)
HHC, 105th Military Police Company
NC Army National Guard, Asheville, NC

First Sergeant John A. Millan
US Army Military Police

thank you for doing what you did on this veterans day Mary Cocke

Mary Cocke Civilian
United State Park Police

I am going to start this off by saying my prayers go out to your family and friends. I feel so bad for your family. I know how it feels to lose a dear loved one. My brother Brian T. Gleason died in 2000. That tore me to shreds! But, the Lord Jesus has helped me through it, and will never stop helping me! Like I said my prayers go out to your friends and family! God bless yall!

Sister of fallen M.P. Brian T. Gleason

Being deployed to Ft. Eustis, I see the spot you lost your life. They think about you often here. Rest in peace.

Sgt. Wiman
Balt. PD/ US Army MP Reserves

you are not forgotten.

specialist josh w. smith
92nd Military Police company