Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Sgt Hunter-
I attended your funeral as a rookie officer, it was only my 1st week on the force. I realized this could happen to any of us and this could be our family & friends going through this one day. This did not scare me away from this career, because I know that it takes a TRUE HERO to get out and face the evil that we face in our job. You are a TRUE HERO in my eyes. As I put on my uniform before going on duty I say a prayer, God grant me the strength,wisdom,skills and courage to do my job effectively & to bring me home safe at the end of my shift. If God has another plan for me & doesn't allow me to come home, I am ok because my faith is in him. I want to tell your family thank you for their sacrifice. May God continue to give them strength & a smile on their face knowing that you are right there by their side every step of the way. Walk with me brother & watch over me until we meet one day.

4238
FPD

April 28, 2007

Sergeant Hunter was such a wonderful man who loved scripture and was a dedicated officer who would do anything for anyone, without regards to his own safety. He was a true servant & is in heaven now being rewarded for his dedication not only to God, but to serving others. Grand Prairie lost a truly dedicated officer & will be sorely missed.

Lori Leigh Anderson
Former Grand Prairie officer/Hunter was my FTO

April 17, 2007

Sergeant Hunter was such a wonderful man who loved scripture and was a dedicated officer who would do anything for anyone, without regards to his own safety. He was a true servant & is in heaven now being rewarded for his dedication not only to God, but to serving others. Grand Prairie lost a truly dedicated officer & will be sorely missed.

Lori Leigh Anderson
Former Grand Prairie officer/Hunter was my FTO

April 17, 2007

MRS. HUNTER, ERIN AND FAMILY,

MY BEST WISHES TO HYOU AND YOURS FOR A JOYOUS AND HAPPY EASTER. I THINK OF YOU OFTEN.

SERGEANT HUNTER, NEVER FORGOTTEN.

JIM SWEENEY CIVILIAN NEW JERSEY
A FRIEND TO ALL PEACE OFFICERS

April 4, 2007

Sarge,

It brings a smile to my face through the tears when I think of you greeting fallen Dallas PD Senior Cpl. Nix in Heaven. I can imagine your great smile as you guide him through the pearly gates wrapping your arms around him welcoming him to the promised land. You are still in our thoughts on a daily basis.

Grand Prairie PD

March 28, 2007

IN MEMORY OF OUR BROTHER IN BLUE....I never dreamed it would be me, My name for all eternity, Recorded here at this hallowed place, Alas, my name, no more my face. "In the line of duty" I hear them say; My family now the price will pay. My folded flag stained with their tears; We only had those few short years. The badge no longer on my chest, I sleep now in eternal rest. My sword I pass to those behind, And pray they keep this thought in mind. I never dreamed it would be me, And with heavy heart and bended knee; I ask for all here from the past, Dear God, let my name be the last. Love each other because you never know when your name will be called, don't take life for granted because, you never know how long you have. Live life the way Hunter did, he was a hero and an inspiration to many.

POLICE OFFICER

March 26, 2007

Warrior.

Anonymous

March 10, 2007

Greg,
I will never forget the many times you and Denise visited us that you always met me with a big bear hug and said, "I love you Daddy". And I will never forget what a good man and good son in law you have been to me. And will never forget what a good, kind, husband and Father you have been to Denise and Erin. Though you are away from us now, there
is that immortality until no one left on earth remember us and when that time comes, we will all be right there with you.

Carroll

February 28, 2007

Sometimes you get the bad guy and sometimes he
gets you.
The shot that killed you also killed a part of us.
It killed a part of your family, both at work and at home.
It killed your dreams, your hopes, your future.
But it must not kill our determination to make this
world a better place or our will to make a difference.
America's streets must be running red with blood with
all the deaths of leos. Every time I come here to leave
a reflection, I feel like my words get emptier and emptier. I am truly sorry for your loss...a loss too great
for words.
Lynn Kole
Washington State

January 7, 2007

MRS. HUNTER AND ERIN,
FROM MY FAMILY AND I, TO YOU AND YOURS, OUR BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

SERGEANT HUNTER, NEVER FORGOTTEN.

JIM SWEENEY CIVILIAN NEW JERSEY
A FRIEND TO ALL PEACE OFFICERS

December 18, 2006

SUCH AN HONOR. "KUDOS" TO THE CITY OF GRAND PRARIE, TEXAS FOR THE NAMING OF THE STREET IN HONOR OF SERGEANT HUNTER. HE IS A HERO SO DESERVING OF THIS HONOR. HIS SACRIFICE PROBABLY SAVED MANY LIVES. WE WILL FOREVER BE INDEBTED TO HIM. THANK YOU, GRAND PRARIE, TEXAS.

MRS HUNTER AND ERIN, I CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR YOU, AND THINK OF YOU OFTEN. YOU UNTIRING ENDEAVORS, IN KEEPING YOUR HUSBAND AND FATHERS MEMORY ALIVE DO NOT GO UNNOTICED. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR EFFORTS.

ERIN: WHAT A BEAUTIFUL REFLECTION TO YOUR DAD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF YOUR LATE HAPPY BIRTHDAY. YOU ARE ONE WONDERFUL YOUNG LADY. AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

SGT HUNTER, REST IN PEACE, MY FRIEND. NEVER FORGOTTEN.

JIM SWEENEY CIVILIAN NEW JERSEY
A FRIEND TO ALL PEACE OFFICERS

November 10, 2006

Mrs Hunter, I just wanted to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. We met at the one year memorial of Officer Medlin and Grapevine and, it is with regret that I admit, I didn't realize who your husband was until after you left. I have made it a habit to frequent Officer Medlin's page and now will add Sgt Hunter's to my list as well as your family into my prayers. May God bless and take care

Explorer Gillock
Grapevine

November 1, 2006

My Dear Brother,

Even though I know, that to be absent from the body is to be present with God, I miss my brother. Not a day goes by that you are not in my mind and heart. I pray for your family and our friends, that your spirit daily encompasses us all, that we grow closer to God as you were. Greg, you were a big brother to me, the example of what a police officer, husband, friend and man of God should be. You positively affected the lives of everyone that came in contact you. I will never forget you! See you soon, in the Kingdom.

Sergeant Kenneth Lee
Grand Prairie Police Department

October 20, 2006

Dearest Daddy,

Mommy and I want to wish you a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY in Heaven Daddy. I am so sorry that I did not write this reflection on your birthday, Sunday, October 1st, but let me share with you our blessings of why and you will understand.

The City of Grand Prairie renamed Anca Lane to Sgt. Greg L. Hunter Lane, in honor and memory of you. Officer Steve Courson masterminded this wonderful honoring and the city gave their blessing. Daddy, this is for you, your valor, your faithful and dedicated service and sacrifice to the city for almost 30 years. The City of Grand Prairie and the Grand Prairie Police Department held a very special dedication ceremony on your birthday. This is a very special tribute to you Daddy for your commitment, dedication and courage. The city proclaimed Sunday, October 1, 2006, Sgt. Gregory Lei Hunter Day in the City of Grand Prairie. Daddy, Chief Hill reflected back and shared with all who were in attendance at the ceremony, so many great and wonderful things about you and about the supreme sacrifice you made on that terrible day. Mommy and I are so proud of you Daddy, as we always have been, for everything you were and for all your accomplishments. You continue to be the epitome of unconditional love and Godly examples. Mommy and I, as well as everyone else will always remember you Daddy because of how you lived your life according to what would glorify the Lord and the examples you set. There were so many people in attendance to share in this humbling remembrance and honoring of you...family, friends, other police departments, friends from church, my friends from youth, citizens from the city and around. Daddy, your street will always be in our home. The street crew made street signs in your name and Chief Hill presented them to the family members. It was so special and very touching to receive a street sign of my very own with my Daddy's name on it. Daddy, you know how Mommy is and how she has been very involved in everything that keeps your memory alive...well, this will put a big, big smile on your face because you will know what I am talking about. She asked Chief Hill to let her know when your street sign would be installed. She was notified and she took Grandmother-Dear out to the site so grandma could witness such a meaningful and emotional gesture. Mommy then asked the supervisor if she could help change out the street signs at each corner and they let her. This was so important to Mommy and she appreciated so much that they let her do this and be a part of a magnificent moment. I know Mommy felt your presence there Daddy. Mommy and I continue to miss you so much and though our hearts continue to hold heavy with pain and sadness, we are so very, very proud of you Daddy. We are so very blessed that you were a part of me and Mommy's lives. Mommy continues to cry a lot because she loves and misses you so much. This tragedy has really been difficult for Mommy and me. You and Mommy were undoubtedly "one" and she and I will always hold you near and dear to our hearts.

Mommy and I continue to visit you at the cemetery and memorial each Sunday and during the week. We miss you with all our hearts Daddy, but we know that we will be reunited with you one day in the Lord's mansion. We continue to feel the Lord's blessings Daddy and we know that He loves us and he will walk with us always, even in our very darkest of days we have, He is there and we know you are always with us too.

Daddy, Mommy and I love you forever and ever and ever. You are ALWAYS with us. I know you continue to do the good works of the Lord in His kingdom. Until we meet again, Daddy....

With much love and great respect,

Erin M. Hunter
Your Loving Daughter

October 6, 2006

Dear Greg,
This is a beautiful site, I just got the link from Denise today. I've told many people here in Canada how you saved the lives of so many people by sacrificing yours. I am so happy to hear that they named the street after you. I can't believe the amazing things Denise is doing in your name. I know you must be so proud of her and I am too. You have a smile that can't be forgotten and now when I'm thinking about you I can visit this site and see your handsome picture. Kelly Seely.

September 11, 2006

Hi Sarge,
Just letting you know you are still with all of us. They named Anca the street by Walmart after you. I just heard it today and I honestly think the responding officers were really thrown off when they were went to Bardin/Sgt Greg L Hunter Lane. Anyway keep shining down on us and guide us. Sarge more and more families are losing their loved ones from senseless murders watch over them also they are doing their duty here until their tour of duty ends and they are with you. We love you

GPPD

September 7, 2006

"That Is Dying"
I am standing upon the seashore. A ship at my side spreads her white sails to the morning breeze and starts for the blue ocean. She is an object of beauty and strength. I stand and watch her until at length she hangs like a speak of white cloud just where the sea and sky to mingle with each other.

Then someone at my side says, "There, she is gone!"

"Gone Where?"

Gone from my sight. That is all, She hangs as large in mast and hull and spar as she was when she left my side and she is able to bear her load of livng freight to her destined port.

Her diminished size is in me, not in her. And just at the moment when someone at my side says, "There, she is gone!", there are other eyes watching her coming, and other voices ready to take up the glad shout, "Here she comes!"

And that is dying.



Greg - you will always be remembered and missed.

PB
GPPD

August 9, 2006

Greg,

I can't believe it has been over 2 years since we last spoke. It has taken me this long to be able to return to this page. I haven't forgotten the many things you taught me when I was a rookie, or a Lieutenant for that matter. Little Gregory is almost two now and he and his brother Zachary still get kinda still when we look at your portrait in the playroom. I'm sorry we didn't get to share more time when you were here. But be sure that the time we did share left a mark on me. Your friendship and mentoring kept me going during some dark times. I won't forget that, and I will try to make sure I am there for someone else when they need me. I miss you and your easy going wisdom. Rest easy, brother, knowing that you made this world a better place .

Lt. Mike Fleming & Carrie, Greg & Zach
GPPD

July 25, 2006

Greg, you and your family remain in our thoughts and prayers. The kids and I miss your waves, smiles and willingness to always say "Hi". You always took time to greet the kids and ask about school and their sports. It's amazing to see and hear how your life touched so many people and how blessed we all are to have had you a part of our lives.

The Brunt Family
Neighbors for 17 yrs

June 19, 2006

Two years ago this hero gave his all fighting evil. You are not forgotten and your family continues your proud legacy in all they do. May God continue to bless them and give them the strength they need to carry on...

Police Sergeant in North Carolina

June 18, 2006

sgt. hunter you must have been an amazing man...it seems like you are dearly missed....i hope you realize you saved many by your sacrifice

June 18, 2006

Sgt. Hunter,

Well, it's been two whole years since you were taken home and my thoughts and prayers are still with you and your family.

Happy Father's Day Sarge!!!

Jim Higginbotham
Dallas County Security

June 18, 2006

Some people come into our lives and quietly go.Others come and stay awhile and leave footprints on our hearts and we are never the same.....Sgt Hunter, reading your reflections I can tell that there are so many people with your footprints in their hearts.May the Lord Bless and Keep you and them.Amen.

June 17, 2006

Greg,

It's been almost 2 years since you have been gone. I have been gone from Cedar Hill PD for 1&1/2 years. I am now an Officer at Meridian PD in Bosque County,Texas. I love it here. It's beautiful.

Last weekend I was in GP and went by the memorial at WalMart. I sat for awhile and thought about some of our conversations. It has been almost 24 years since I put my first law enforcement uniform on, at youre urging. I think of you everytime I walk out that door for work. It pushes me onward.

Officer Scott H. Martin
Meridian, Texas PD

June 16, 2006

Hi sarge 10 days will be 2 years you were taken from us. You are thought of every day but you are well aware of that. I was thinking it will be fathers day on the 2 year mark. Ironic and sad but very fitting wouldn't you say. I miss you basically that is what I wanted to tell you. I know you are watching all the officers that have joined you in Heaven while our hearts break every time another is taken. We all love you Greg

gppd

June 8, 2006