Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Merry Christmas Chris

Sgt R Van Krevelen EPD ret.
Dad

December 25, 2020

Another year gone, think of you every day


Dad

Sgt.R.Van Krevelen
Enid Police Ret.

November 28, 2020

Happy Birthday Chris,
Miss you every day.

Dad

Sgt R Van Krevelen EPD ret.
Dad

October 12, 2020

Was thinking about you today buddy! Saw 2 high school kids drag racing down the main drag just like we did in Enid!

Jerod Stidham
Family Friend

January 17, 2020

To my friend chris i think about you all the time you have a wonderful smile i very proud you your friend jon Ferguson from IL

Jon ferguson

December 22, 2019

Another year, still missing you Chris.

Sgt Rick Van Krevelen ret
Enid pd

November 28, 2019

Another year, still missing you Chris.

Sgt Rick Van Krevelen ret
Dad

November 28, 2019

17 years ago, I Miss YOU!!! Thank you for your service. I look forward to seeing you again one day in Heaven.

Megan Murrow
Friend

November 28, 2019

Happy Birthday Chris

Sgt Rick Van Krevelen
Dad

October 12, 2019

I apologize Trooper Van Krevelen. Rest in peace. I mistakenly left a reflection for Officer William C. Cook in your box. Sorry.

Rabbi Lewis S. Davis

June 1, 2019

Rounds of resolve, resourcefulness and resiliency pierced the very hearts of those citizens concerned with seeking peace and the promises of prosperity here in Dade County. Your thoughtful vision, your undying dignity and composed integrity through honor and reverence led your journeys through periland grief in an effort to restore the optimism and hope to a society calling out for help. heroism and trust of highest character with commitment to excellence always the finest. Rest in peace my neighbor, friend and hero. Saluted and fondly etched in our thoughts.

Rabbi Lewis S. Davis

June 1, 2019

I find it sad to say that i am just now getting around to seeing this site, and reflecting on a great friend to me for many years. VK and I were running buddies all through high school and junior college and I wont even begin to tell any of the plethora of stories i could tell other than I miss my friend dearly and I still remember that fateful day in 2002 as I returned to Enid and saw OHP vehicles flying by us on the highway. Christopher was a great man, a loyal friend, and a wonderful teammate all through high school and college. I am sure he and my Dad (Danny) have had WAY TOO MANY conversations up there in the clouds about things and probably still laughing at all of us that knew them down here. I hope all is well for Rick, Cindy, and Kelly.

Jerod Stidham
Enid Plainsman Class of '91, Redlands CC 91-93.

March 28, 2019

Miss you Chris

Sgt Rick Van Krevelen
Dad

November 28, 2018

Happy Birthday Chris

Dad

Sgt Rick Van Krevelen
Enid PD (retired) Dad

October 12, 2018

Thinking about you brother

Lt. Brian Guthrie
Lindsay Police Department, OK

October 9, 2018

I received a speeding ticket on the way into Enid for Thanksgiving from Trooper Van Krevelen. I thanked him for his service to our community. I told him I went to school with a Jean Ann Van Krevelen. He was incredibly handsome and personable. He is buried closely to my very good friend's daughter. She needed a heart transplant and was only 10. I thank him for watching over Shanika Webster. I will never forget Trooper Van Krevelen.

Cathalyn Samani, OKC, OK
civilian supporter

July 27, 2018

Played ball with this guy are Redlands Community College. A great person that is missed very much. Thank you for your sacrifice and time served protecting society. May God always be with you and your family.

B. Bowers
Disturbance Control Team Member
FBOP

July 5, 2018

15 years and your missed very much.

Dad

Sgt Rick Van Krevelen ret
Enid Police Department

November 28, 2017

Happy Birthday Chris.

Love ya
Dad

Sgt R. Van Krevelen (ret)
Enid Police, Enid Okla.

October 12, 2017

14 years and you are still missed every day. Love you son.


Dad

Sgt R. Van Krevelen (ret)
Dad

November 28, 2016

Rest I peace brother, we have the watch now. Thank you for your service, you will not be forgotten. God bless the family, friends, and co-workers of Trooper Van Krevelen during this time of tragic and sudden loss.

Sr. Ptmn. Donald Meaders (RET)
Wewoka (OK) P.D.

November 25, 2016

Just thinking about you and your family today.

TRP Anthony Linares
Oklahoma Highway Patrol

November 17, 2016

One more birthday, you are still missed every day Son.

Dad.

Sgt R. Van Krevelen (ret)
Enid Police, Enid Okla.

October 12, 2016

I MISS YOU EVERYDAY.

Kelly Van Krevelen-Riddle
Sister

April 15, 2016

I woke up in the middle of the night last night, reliving that day Chris had his last call. It still bothers me for you see, I was one of the first on the scene that Thanksgiving afternoon. I was working for LIFE EMS in Enid playing cards with my partner and the other crew when we received a car-v-train call We headed out and were canceled shortly after we left the station. We went back to our card game when we were dispached to a car fire. You don't call an ambulance for a car fire unless it is not good. Upon arrival I pulled the ambulance past the car and began walking back to it. As I reached the car, I heard gunshots and retreated. It was then I saw all these booklets and papers strung out in the grass on the side of the road and on fire. My partner Jamie Moser and I looked to see what they were and discovered they were Oklahoma Driver Training Manuals. We looked at each other and determined this was an OHP car, because you could not tell from the fire. Coming across his ticket book, I looked and discovered it was Trooper Van Krevelen. We both began to frantically look in the car to see if we could do anything, but we couldn't. The car was hanging from the guard rail and I yelled at the EPD officers below to move out from under the overpass as it might fall to the street below. I collected his ticket book and Trooper Hat and sat them in a safe place. Jamie and I felt so helpless.
The rest of the day and evening was spent talking about Chris as we all knew him and enjoyed working a scene with him. He was a fun guy to work with.
I pray every time I see an OHP officer heading to an incident. I don't ever want another officer to not return home to his family at the end of a shift. I know it has been several years since this happened but every once in a while I relive that afternoon in a dream. I hope his family is doing well and wish them a good life.

Mark Rodenberg, NREMT-I (retired)
LIFE EMS

March 9, 2016