Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Supervisor Stanley A. Wiley

Texas Department of Criminal Justice - Correctional Institutions Division, Texas

End of Watch Wednesday, January 29, 2003

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Reflections for Supervisor Stanley A. Wiley

Remembering you on the fourth anniversary of your EOW.
Your sacrifice will not be forgotten.

a grateful citizen in Pennsylvania

January 29, 2007

At the beginning of this year, you were the first to be called home in Texas! We have people like you that patroled the walls, others patroled the streets and yet others fight over seas for our freedom. All these jobs are the most hardest job of all jobs and less desireable by alot of people. You are called and chosen to these jobs. You are one of the "Best" of the "Best!" Thank you for your service and fight till the end! Another soldier for the final battle called home! God Speed!

A Police Survior
Charles Clark E.O.W 04-03-03

November 14, 2006

I to work for TDCJ. I went to work that day and heard about your Death. It makes officers wake up. People don't understand what happens behind the walls of a prison. My sarrow goes out to your family. You are a true Hero.

Cody Runnels
Texas Department of Criminal Justice

February 2, 2005

I salute you for your service and honor you for your sacrifice.

A hero never dies...

Rest in peace, hero.

December 23, 2004

Oh my goodness! Such a waste of such a good life. We all have little sayings that we tell ourselves to get over the peeks and valleys of living from day to day, but it seems that sometimes life is just not fair. Why must we have to deal with the dark souls on earth? What are we to learn from all of this? Religion tells us that God has a reason for everything, but is all this really necessary.

We will think of you daily and pray for you and your family. May your wings fly high. You have released the surly bonds of earth and can now reach out and touch the face of God. We love you, dear one, and we will meet someday. Thank you for everything.

Grandma & Grandpa Hinkle
Parents of a Deputy Sheriff

October 24, 2004

I worked behind the wall for almost 16 years. what happened to this fine young corrections officer was my worst fear. Being shanked by one of the animals. This is such a stressful job, The general public has no idea what we go through on a daily basis. They dont want to know. Out of sight out of mind. But we are corrections officer and we do a job that only very few can handle. We keep them incarcerated and keep them locked away and keep them safe only to have these inmates contemplating how to escape and how they are going to kill another officer. My heart and prayers go out to Supervisor Wileys family and co-workers. This is a terrible tragedy. I hope the justice system puts him to death like he deserves.

Retired Corrections Corporal
Franklin Co. Correctional Complex

September 9, 2004

I would like to thank you for your service to the citizens of the state of Texas.Officer Wiley you are a HERO in the true sense of the word.You were murdered in cold blood by a cold blooded ruthless low life piece of trash that is a waste of perfectly good space.My thoughts and prayers are with you,your family and your brothers and sisters in the Amarillo region.May God bless you and ease the pain of those left behind.Rest in peace brother.

Texas Death Row Officer
Texas Dept of Criminal Justice

March 20, 2004

Rest easy, Brother, you are not forgotten.


Monroe Co. Sheriff Dept. Bloomington, In.l

January 29, 2004

" The Past is behind us, the Future is unknown, and what we live in today is a wonderful gift, that is why we call it the Present." - author unknown...
Our thoughts and prayers are with Supervisor Wiley's family, friends and co- workers during this time full of sorrow. Our hearts go out to you...God Bless!!

Deputy and Mrs. David Bridgwater, Jr.

Deputy Sheriff David Bridgwater
Potter County, Texas

October 3, 2003

God Bless You Brother
May the Lord forgive the coward that played God and took your life, for we your brothers in Blue do not.

Deputy Constable LC Downing
Wharton County Texas Constable Pct 2

Those who walk the toughest beat in nation thank you for your dedication and service. Correctional Officers are the protectors of the citizens from the lawless. We work in the most negative of enviroments and ask very little in return. Rest in peace brother. May the pain your family has experienced be brief. God Bless

CO II C. Starr #8465
Arizona DOC

Sometimes they get caught and convicted. Thank you brother for protecting us from them. I will not forget what you have done for me and all of us.

Anonymous

To Wiley-Son, my friend, my brother, I remember your laugh, your smile, your generosity an the fact that no matter what you always went out of your way to help a friend. You had a noble heart an the strength of a lion. After all how many people do you know that could finger their attacker, an keep writing dont pertinent information while their lifeblood was flowiing out. You'll be happy to know that thanks to your sacrifice we now have body alarms for everyone. Take Care Be Good and I'll see you again someday.

Anonymous

We are truly saddened at your loss.
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We all recall you gave your best.
You did your job, now you can rest.
The young ones now can cover your post
as you take your place with the Heavenly Host.

God Bless Our Fallen Brothers & Sisters.
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Our prayers will be with you, your family, and co-workers!

Ptlm. P.K. Harding
Binghamton (NY) PD

We here at LCCF in Hobbs, NM send out our sorrow for our brother Mr. Wiley. I am sorry for your loss and I will do my best to represent him and all others, in a professional and upstanding manner, who have lost their lives in Corrections. May God bless him, his family, and all those who worked with him.

Captain Kieth Valentine
Lea County Corrections, Hobbs NM

Rest in peace brother you have done your time well.


E.C.D.C.

Sorry Bro. You will be missed.

Anonymous

I would just like to send my condolences to the family of Supervisor Wiley as a prison officer it is difficult to find the right words to say,I guess there isnt anything to say that can make any sense of this tragedy.I pray for the family and friends of a fellow officer. god bless!!

dog handler
hm prison service

To the family and co-workers of supervisor Wiley, God bless you all ,and comfort you through this hard time, it is so sad to hear about another brother in blue passing away, I believe there is a special place in heaven for the men and women that wear the badge.I did not know Supervisor Wiley, but regardless he was still my brother in blue.From all the Officers with the Ky Dept Of Corrections.

Anonymous

To my brother in grey,
May God be with you and your family. Thank You for your service! RIP...SYWIGT (See Ya When I Get There)

A female CO
TDCJ

Memorial Poem
From the treacherous tiers of every institution
To the transports on our Highways each day,
We'll always remember our fallen co-workers
Who are no longer with us, as we pray.
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While each day they performed their duties
Of care, custody and control
And as the days, weeks and years went by
They're now gone before they grew old.
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Corrections is the type of work
That we put our lives on the line each day
But to the grieving spouse or the parentless child
It's hard to know what to say.
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So as we reflect on our fallen co-workers
At this very time each year
All the memories do come back to us
Bringing laughter, sadness and tears.
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So on this day to remember
Their memories will be in our heart
We'll never forget what they've done for us
Paving the way for a brand new start.
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Because of their sacrifices, I ask you lord
To watch over us each day
And give us the strength to do the job
So no one else will ever have to pay.
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So to all our fallen co-workers
May you always rest in peace
I promise you'll never be forgotten
And your memories will never cease

Lieutenant Dan Brown
Pima Co Sheriff's Dept.

Go with the angels.
May your family and friends find comfort in memories.
You will always be close.


Anonymous

GOD, PLEASE BLESS HIS FAMILY AND TO ALL CORRECTIONS OFFICER PLEASE TRY TO STAY SAFE IN THIS UGLY INVIORMENT WE WORK IN "BEHIND THE WALLS" WERE WE ARE THE UNSUNG HEREOS IN THE LAW ENFORCEMENT FIELD AND WE GET NO RESPECT OR CREDIT FROM THE PUBLIC WE PROTECT. GOD BLESS YOU ALL

JOSE DELGADO, CAPTAIN
CONNECTICUT DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS

My sincere condolenscences to the family of Officer Wiley. May you find a fast closure for this unforeseeable event. Officer Wiley, you are now paroling the streets of heaven, under God's command. May you always have a pleasent watch, and look over all of us on your beat. God Speed to your assignment sir. You have done well.

Concerned Military Member
USAF

My sympathy goes out to the family and fellow officer of Supervisor Wiley.
While I did not know him, I am sure that he has earned his seat in heaven. Rest well fellow officer and those of us remaining will cover your post on the blue line.

Sergeant Ryan McNeil
New Chicago, Indiana Police Department

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