Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

may those close never forget the ultimate sacrafice of may those close to you never forget your honor and devotion but most of all to be rememberd is your dedication to law inforcement and love of those you served god bless we will all miss you

D Heimann
friend of law inforcement

November 3, 2005

Officer Reaves Thank you for your service, dedication and your sacrifice. May God Bless your family, and all in BLUE during this time of mourning.

Lt. Tim Sampey - Bancroft PD
Blue Knights International L.E. M/C Detroit Metro

November 3, 2005

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS POLICE
OFFICERS SEND OUR CONDOLENCES. OUR
THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS OFFICER REAVES, HIS FAMILY AND CO-WORKERS.

GOD BLESS...

PO ERNEST G. PENN
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS POLICE - BUFFALO, N. Y.

November 3, 2005

Thank you for a job well done. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Your sacrifice will not be forgotten.

Special Agent
Naval Criminal Investigative Service

November 3, 2005

To Treva
I can only imagine the pain you are going through. I hope you will take comfort in knowing that Stanley’s love for you will live on forever. You and your children will be in my prayers and I promise that Stanley’s memory and sacrifice will not be forgotten.

To Reagan & Ryan
I hope some day you will understand how special your father was. He loved you and you helped give his life meaning. Know that your father died protecting freedoms most people take for granted. As you grow up, never question your father’s love for you. He died doing his very best to make the world you will grow up in a better, safer place.

To my brothers and sisters of the Norfolk Police Department
My heart goes out to all of you. Go forward with the knowledge that we are filling in the gap of the Thin Blue Line left by Stanley’s death. I know you will carry on the mission because, like our fallen hero, you know how important our role is in keeping our community safe.
Sergeant DKB
Norfolk Virginia Police Dept

Sergeant Don Burns
Norfolk Police Dept.

November 3, 2005

My condolences go out to the family and friends of this fallen hero. He will always be remembered by those who knew him and respected by those who didn't. Officer Reaves died doing what he loved...protecting. Rest in peace, brother.

Andrew, Detective
Baltimore City Police

November 3, 2005

Reaves, I had the honor and the privilege, along with J. Smith to be part of the procession that went down to your house to pick up Treva, Reagan, Ryan, and the rest of your family and friends. You would have been thrilled about this show of gratitude for your service. Bikes were there from every department in Hampton Roads and beyopnd. Va Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Portsmouth, and even Henrico County. The Henrico County boys brought their shiney BMW's which I'm sure you would have loved to have seen. It was awesome Bro. 50 plus motorcycles rumbling down the interstate. Blocking off traffic and making a clear way for you. At that moment in time nothing else mattered. State Police seargeant said block everything no matter how long it takes. He said this is our show, your show brother and that nothing was going to ruin it. Rest in peace hero, we have it from here.

Officer D R Wilson
Norfolk Police Department

November 3, 2005

Off. Reaves, you rest now and let the other fellow officers do thier job while you watch over them. What a blessing it was to have captured the dirt bag that did this to you on the day you were laid to rest. God Bless You and your family.

DISPATCHER EOC
NORFOLK

November 3, 2005

You have been called home to God. I just pray from your wife, your daughter Reagan (5) and your two sons Kristopher (11) and Ryan (1). They have a great lost in their life.

friend

November 3, 2005

OUR HEARTS GO OUT TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. MAY YOU REST IN PEACE AND KNOW THAT YOU BROTHER AND SISTER OFFICERS WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOUR SACRIFICE.

SENIOR SPECIAL AGENT
VIGINIA STATE POLICE

November 3, 2005

My brothers only child was killed in the line of duty, Lonny lost his life to two thugs who had just robbed a liquor store. While checking a tag number of a truck that he pulled over, he called out shots fired, which was his last radio transmission. We miss him as we will miss you Officer Reaves.
May God bless and keep your family!

Patty Lindsey
City of Norfolk

November 3, 2005

Officer Reaves you will be missed. Thanks for your dedication to the Norfolk Police Department and the surounding communities.

Chrsi Parks EMT-B
Kempsville Volunteer Rescue Squad

November 3, 2005

My prayers are with your family. May the Lord bless and watch over them.

Officer J Wardlow
Oklahoma City Police Department

November 3, 2005

My heart goes out to the men and women of Norfolk PD, the dispatchers, and the friends and family. We have truely lost a Hero. May you rest in peace and God speed.

P.O. II R.T. Flynn
Lynchburg P.D.

November 3, 2005

You can rest in peace, may that scum that took you from your family never see the light of day.

MCP
SBSD

November 2, 2005

Stan...Your service and friendship will not be forgotten. I am proud to have had the opportunity to patrol with you in the Northern District-Sector 2.

Police Agent John Perfetto
Baltimore Police Department

November 2, 2005

YOU CAN REST IN PEACE----THEY GOT HIM. YOUR SACRIFICE WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AND YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.

DETECTIVE
NYPD

November 2, 2005

I CHECK THE ODMP EVERY DAY. I HAVE COME TO THIS HERO EVERDAY, TO CHECK ON THE STATUS OF THE HUNT FOR THE INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS COWARDLY ACT. I FIND THAT HE RAN LIKE A COWARD TO WHITE PLAINS, NY. THE GOOD NEWS IS HE IS IN CUSTODY. WHAT REALLY GETS ME ANGRY IS HE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH "USE OF A FIREARM BY A CONVICTED FELON". WHEN WILL THE DAY COME WHEN THE OLD SAYING IS PUT TO USE. "LOCK 'EM UP AND THROW AWAY THE KEY". IF THIS FELON HAD NOT BEEN RELEASED, THIS HERO WOULD HAVE GONE HOME TO HIS BEAUTIFUL FAMILY. NOW HE HAS BEEN MURDERED, AND THIS BUM WILL LISTEN TO HIS RIGHTS.
I HOPE HE NEVER SEES THE LIGHT OF DAY AGAIN.
OFFICER REAVES, CONTINUE TO REST IN PEACE.

JIM SWEENEY
A FRIEND TO ALL PEACE OFFICERS

November 2, 2005

May God Bless you and your family. Rest in Peace Officer Reaves.

Detective
Arlington County, Va Police Dept.

November 2, 2005

You are a true hero to us all for your service and sacrifice. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

DE
St. Louis City Police

November 2, 2005

Officer Reaves, I did not know you, but I attended your funeral today, and now I will always remember you. I was joined by thousands of other officers, connected by a common bond of unity in upholding the law and protecting the citizens of our communities. I know you saw all of us today, and all those police cars and lights. What a sight to behold! I really enjoyed looking at the giant American flag that the Norfolk Fire Department errected atop two huge ladder trucks. It looked so wonderful waving in the wind. It was all for you! I want to personally thank you for your service to your country in the Army and your community, both in Norfolk and Baltimore. Please keep an eye on us as we continue the watch down here. You'll now be able to start the greatest patrol of all, on Heaven's Streets under God's command. I will continue to pray for your family, friends, and fellow officers. I pray that God will provide them a warm peace and closure as you move on to your reward. Thank you, brave brother.

NNPD Officer
Newport News Police Department

November 2, 2005

REST IN PEACE MY BROTHER,WE HAVE THE WATCH NOW.

PATROLMAN GEORGE S. GALISH
HANOVER TWP. POLICE DEPT. WASHINGTON COUNTY

November 2, 2005

I was so glad when I heard that Officer Reaves' killer had been taken into custody. Being a police officer, we never know what situation(s) we will walk into during our shift. Unfortunately, Officer Reaves walked up to a thug with a gun unexpectedly. I extend to the family to always remember this fallen officer's bravery and courage. Officer Reaves your shift is over now, and we will take it from here. Rest in peace, brother...

Deputy James E. Bradford Jr.
Bradley County Sheriff Department, TN

November 2, 2005

We have the watch now, you rest in peace!

Officer R. Kinney
Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel Police Department

November 2, 2005

May god bless your family as you have blessed so many. It saddens me to lose a brother officer, you will truly be missed and always be remembered.

Your brother in Blue
Metuchen PD, NJ

Police Officer
Metuchen PD, NJ

November 2, 2005