Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Trey,
It has been a year since we last talked, working a part time job at the Century Tel Center. I remember the two of us laughing and hanging out together. I want you to know just how much we miss you. I can't believe that it has been a year since you were taken away from us, but called home. Trey, you have had an impact on so many lifes. I will never forget you. As the anniversery of your untimely death approaches we continue to mourn, However we will always celebrate your life. We continue to pray for you and the Hutchison family. God Bless You!!.

To the Hutchison Family,
I would like to tell you, that we love you, and thank you for the work that you have done getting the "Trey Hutchison Act" passed. You will always be a part of our family at the Bossier City Police Department.

To our brothers and sisters with the Lufkin Police Department,

God Bless you and STAY SAFE!!

Pfc. Chris Estess
Bossier City Police Department

August 10, 2005

It will be one year and I wanted to stop in and leave a reflection to say that you have not been forgotten and you are a true hero. Keep watch over your family and friends.

Robert Gordon, Father of fallen officer Michael P. Gordon, EOW: 8/8/04

Robert Gordon, Asst. Chief, Retired
Riverside PD, Illinois

August 10, 2005

Hey Trey,
It's been a year and I miss you so much. You are the greatest brother-in-law anyone could ever ask for. I know you are watching out for Jessica and taking good care of her. I tell Emily how proud I am of you and how much we love you. I wish you could have met her because I know you would love her so much!!!!!

Shannon
Sister-In-LAW

August 8, 2005

Well man it's been a very long and crazy year. I was thinkin back to a call we took at southern living and i chased a guy on foot in the ditch, I caught him and then you we sprayed him..It was classic..Well today and especially Thursday will be tough when they present the shadowbox and the memorial bell for you..We all miss you and love you very much..Keep watching over me and keep me safe to come home..

C Davis
BOSSIER CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT

August 8, 2005

Mark & Wendy,
We just want you to know that we will be keeping you in our prayers. The first year is so very hard. As bereaved parents who walk this path daily, we feel your pain. If you ever just need someone to listen, we are here for you both.

Holding you tightly,
Jane & John Fontenot
Arcadia
Parents of C.J. Hammond

August 8, 2005

It has been a year since you gave your life for the City of Bossier Trey and your spirit lives on in the hearts of our Officers and their families. You are a Hero in the eyes of so many and we feel your presence everytime an officer has to go on a call. I feel in my heart that you are an Angel sent down from the Heavens above to watch over our men and women in blue, to bring them home safely to the ones they love and for that I am truly blessed.


Trey's Family,

Thank you so much for such a wonderful man. He is an Angel and a Hero. My prayers and love are with you everyday. Words can not heal the pain, but they are here to comfort you and to reflect how much your son means to this City and beyond. Feel comfort in knowing he is with you all, watching over you while you sleep, standing beside you when you need him the most, and Luke, standing with you when you said your vows to the one you love. May God Bless you and your families.

Laurie Davis
Wife of a Bossier City Police Officer

August 8, 2005

My brother in blue, I just wanted you and your family to know that your sacrifice has not been forgotten.

I also want to let your family know that law enforcement all across La and the US thank them tremendously for the effort they expended in getting the "Trey Hutchinson" act passed. Through your sacrifice perhaps another brother/sister in blue will make it home safely.

God Speed my friend.

Corporal
Shreveport Police Dept.

August 8, 2005

TREY IT HAS BEEN A YEAR BUT I STILL RECALL SOME OF THE THINGS WE TALKED ABOUT. GOD BLESS YOU

Sgt. T. Delrie

August 7, 2005

Hey brother,
I unfortunately didn't get an opportunity to know you that well, and the only chance I got to work with you was when we sweated our butts off doing foot patrol in the Annex. The next time we met was on that tragic day. I pray for you and all of your family. It truly breaks my heart everytime I walk pass your picture in the lobby of the police station and think of what you sacrificed for all of us! May GOD bless you, buddy.....till we meet again.

Scott

Ofc. Scott Wells
Bossier City Police Department

August 7, 2005

I just found out about Trey. I went to Airline High School with him. I am sorry for your loss. Your family is in my prayers. I remember Trey as being a really funny guy that could make anyone laugh. I also remember him as someone that cared for his fellow man at any cost. I hope that your pain eases over time and know that so many cared for Trey.

Nikki (Knox)Broome

August 7, 2005

Trey,
You would be so proud to have stood next to Luke rehearsing, joking, goofing off tonit for Luke's wedding...Please know we miss you so much, the hole you have in our lives is unimageable, but you are in our hearts forever...you would be so proud of your brother and he is so proud of you...we miss you so much on this special occasion...we love you and you have a very special place in Luke and Britney's wedding...I miss you so much, love you so much, and can't wait to see you one day soon...
All my love eternally,
Mom

Wendy, Mom

July 30, 2005

Dear Wendy,
We were so touched by your note of concern. Mike Pierce, Mike Williams, and a couple of other Bossier City police officers came to Roy's funeral last week. The support meant so much to Bryan. I thought of all of you the night Roy was killed and Bryan was slightly injured. In a way, I hoped you wouldn't find out because the date was so close to one year since Trey's tragedy occurred, and I felt it would really upset you. We feel a special bond with all of you. Bryan is doing okay.
We are so sorry we won't be able to attend Luke and Brittney's wedding. Bryan's shift is short a man since Roy's death and it is next to impossible for him to get a day off right now. His department is very small. We will be with you in spirit, though! We have discussed visiting the weekend of August 20 if possible. Make sure to have pictures for us to see of the wedding. We know it will be just beautiful. Even if they wore potato sacks, they would still be gorgeous!
Hope to see you very soon.
Love,
Carol

Carol Linder

July 27, 2005

Treysome,
I miss you and love you so much...Luke's wedding is just 2 weeks away and it is so hard not having you here even though we know you are with us, you are "the best man" of course...but I need you to hug me, make me laugh, and tell me it's all going to be OK, like no one but you could! I can't tell you how much I miss your hugs, your smile, and your laugh.

Mom

July 16, 2005

Trey, it's been almost a year. A lot of things have happened in this last year. The state of Louisiana passed the " Trey Hutchison" act. Your mom did an excellent job in this matter as did Rep. Smith. You would be proud of them both. Tifani did an excellent job in Marshall speaking at the memorial service. She misses you more then you would ever know. We all miss you here, each and every day.

Sgt
Bossier City Police Dept

July 14, 2005

Dear Trey,

We've never met, but my husband is an officer. He didn't know you either, but all officers are kindred spirits and so we paid our respects @ your wake. Attending the wake changed me and I became very uncomfortable with him starting patrol. It was his dream, & he needed me so I supported him. He has been very brave and does a good job, just as I'm sure you did. I was still petrified months after your death, and kept thinking about you and your wife. My husband recommended that I needed closure and maybe I should pay my respects @ your graveside. We stopped by your grave yesterday (which I'm sure you already know) and I burst into tears. I felt like a big weight was lifted. I still pray for your wife and I hope she'll be ok. You're a hero to me and my husband and I'm comforted that even though your death came way too quickly, you're with our heavenly father.

Megan

July 14, 2005

JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS. I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE THE LIFE WE ARE HAVING TO LIVE WITHOUT YOU IN IT. YOUR LIFE WAS SO RICH, FILLED WITH A GREAT WIFE, FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND MOST OF ALL YOUR LAUGHTER. WE WISH YOU WERE HERE. WE HAVEN FORGOTTEN YOUR SACRIFICE. THANK YOU FOR ENCOURAGING EVERYONE WHO KNEW YOU. WE LOVE YOU.

LUFKIN FAMILY

July 11, 2005

hey trey

i remember last year you,me, phillip krouse, mike halphen, doug pielee and jim edwards went to texas watch racing.. i remember you say go support dale earhardt 8# bud.. we made you a laugh and you love dale earnhardt that was so wonder for you.. doug pielee say he would like take us to texas racing watch dale jr on 8# that is cool for us.. i wish you would be racing with him.. we never forget about that.. smile

June 25, 2005

Trey, I was at the station today and I was walking out the front door and I saw your picture in the lobby. I have been thinking about what has happen for a while now and I still dont know what to think. It seem's like yesterday we were at the boat ramp makeing stupid phone calls to the front deak. You and your family have been in my pryers since that gloomy day. I miss you, but will see you again one day. Thanks for being a friend in a time of need.

B.D.Payne Jr
Bossier City Police Department

June 18, 2005

Treysome,
I love you and miss you so much...

Wendy
Trey's mom

June 18, 2005

To the family of Officer Hutchison,

My family and I sat in front of you guys at the Candle Light Vigil in Washington. (I remember b/c I loved your t-shirts :-)) I just wanted to let you all know that I am keeping you in my prayers, especially as the one year anniversary of your loss approaches. I can't promise that it will be an easy time, as I know from experience how deep the pain goes and how fresh the wounds always seem to be, but I can promise that I will be thinking of you from just a few states northeast... On the one year anniversary of my uncle's death (2-12-05), my cousin said to me, "You know, this is kind of a monumental feat for us all. Everyday from here on out, is a day that we have already lived through." The more I thought about it, the more I realized that that day was the beginning of the healing season... I hope that one thought brings you some comfort.

"I fought the good life, I finished the race, I kept the faith." ~2 Timothy 4:7

Angela Tucker
Neice of Deputy Mark Tucker - WCSO - Raleigh, NC - EOW 2-12-04

June 3, 2005

Trey
It's taken me some time to write, because I didn't want to accept what happened. I'm sorry. And I wish I would have been there with you. I was always and still am, so proud of you and respected you for going out in the world and making a name for yourself before coming home and starting your life here. I had a dream last night that you were with us. You, me and Joey were together going somewhere. It was a good dream and I woke up happy. Thanks for being there. Laslty, your name sake cousin, Cammy Trae, will know what a great and terrific cousin she was named after. Candon also misses you, even though he only met you once or twice. He talks about you all the time. Anytime he sees a BCPD officer. Until we see you again, Love you Skip and Tara.

Officer Jim, "Skip" Edwards, Cousin
Dixie Inn PD

June 2, 2005

Trey,
I spoke today for you...I know God and you gave the strength, I don't know how I did it, but I did it for you, I told them how much you mean to all of us, how special you are to us, how you were our hero long before 8-11-04. The Criminal Justice committee passed the "Trey Hutchison Act" thru to the full LA. House of Representatives without any opposition...the next step. I know you will be honored if this bill can save even one police officer's life. But more than that I am honored God chose me to be your mom. I don't know what I did to deserve having you, but you always made me want to be a better person. I miss you so much and I love you so much. Thank you for being with me today.
Mom

Wendy
Trey's mom

May 25, 2005

Trey,
As more and more time goes by, I am finding that I think of you more and more. Everytime I roll by Van street I think of you, everytime I see Darcelle Street I think of you. Every Sunday when I'm in church...I think of you. All these miles that seperate have now turned in to another world. I know that your soul is safe with the father, and one day we will meet again. I can't wait for that day. Until then, I continue to pray that God allows me to forever see your smile, and hear your laugh.
Oh, by the way, Tifani did a great job for you last Tuesday in Marshall! You would have been so proud! So many people love you and miss you...Rest in peace my brother, rest in peace.

LUFKIN P.D.

May 23, 2005

About a month before my father-in-law was killed in the line of duty by a person with a mental problem history, my husband Bryan told me a police officer from Bossier City had been killed in the line of duty. Never would I have dreamed that we would meet Trey's family and friends in Washington DC the following year to memorialize them both among so many more who gave their own lives while serving others. From the moment we met each one who traveled all that way to memorialize Trey, we felt we had a special connection and made lifelong friendships. What a blessing they were to us during our time there.
Trey, you must have been an awesome person indeed! Bryan and I wish we could have known you. You have a wife who is beautiful inside and out along with a whole slough of terrific family members. My heart goes out to all of your family. You will always be remembered and honored for being a hero everywhere you went, not just work. That says a lot.

Carol Linder
daughter-in-law of slain Assistant Chief Bill Linder of Wisner, LA

May 19, 2005

Trey,
I never had the opportunity to meet you but I did meet your wife. She spoke of you with smiles and happy memories that we shared between you both when we met in DC. I know you served with honor, respect, and integrity. Rest in peace brother and watch over your wife and family members. Your wife is a wonderful lady and I know she misses you deeply.

T Wolfe - Wife of Officer Jason Wolfe -

May 18, 2005