Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Your sacrafice will never be forgotten in Rahway and to police officers everywhere.

Police Officer
Metropolitan Police Washington D.C.

February 9, 2006

I am proud to say that my Department never stopped working aggresively to solve this case. In my first weeks out of the academy Det White explained the details of the case and showed me the evidence. Bernoski is our hero and exemplified true bravery in his final moments. He is on my colleagues minds every time we respond to a burglary call. No rock should be left unturned when a scumbag kills a cop!

Police Officer Charles Sabba #80
Rahway PD

January 4, 2006

I also saw your story on German TV. Your last Week in Police Service was my fist Week!! Rest in Peace Officer Bernoski.

1. Sgt Peter H.
City of Zuerich Police (Switzerland)

October 3, 2005

Always a HERO
Never forgotten.

Norfolk Police

December 18, 2004

Never in the annals of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few.
Sir Winston Churchill.

Rest in peace brave warrior, gone but never forgotten.

Retired police officer.

July 16, 2004

Thank you for protecting my home town

May 15, 2004

I also saw your story on A&E cold cases. Thank you for your service, may God bless your family.

Det. Ferrell
Lehi Police Utah

May 3, 2004

I just watched your story on A&E Cold Cases. Thought I would visit to honor you. RIP.

Anonymous

April 30, 2004

All these years later and Officer Bernoski's family is still trying to get the justice they so richly deserve.

Anonymous

Here, I stand again, as the casket of a fallen brother draped with the American flag makes its way past the tear filled eye's of the officer(s) & families left to deal with the pain of
life without a father, husband, friend, & brother.

I watch as a sea of car's, lights rotating/flashing in a show of unity for a friend who paid the ultimate sacrifice. I watch as civilians stand to the side of the road, praying & paying
respect as the procession passes.

I listen as officer(s) fire their weapons in a 21 gun salute, and watch as the family, and other officers jump, as this reminds them of the last sound heard by our fallen brother.

At last, as tears stream down the faces of the mourners at the grave, we watch as the officer(s) are laid to rest, and say our final farewells to him our brother

I reflect, and remember:
All gave some
And some gave all
Some stood through
For the red, white and blue
And some had to fall
And if you ever think of me
Think of all your liberties
And recall
Some gave all. (unknown writer)

Anonymous