Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Well Brian I did not know you however I had the honor of riding with your wife on the flight to washington. The way that she held her head high was an inspiration to many of us. I never had the chance to meet you although I got to meet joanne and several other officers from dallas on the trip. I got to hear alot about you and I truly feel that Dallas Tx along with the nation has lost a very important Officer. My prayers go out to you and your family.
Joanne, I want you to know that you have more family than you ever knew that you had. Officers from all over the nation are your brothers and sisters and they always will be. Erik has all of my information and if you ever need anything from me or from the Fort Worth Police Department please let us know. It would be an honor to help you in anyway possible.

Officer S.E. Myers #2984
Fort worth Police NCRT

May 28, 2006

Brian,
I just had the honor of seeing your name inscribed in stone. Hope all is safe with your wife. By the way you would be proud of how well the Dallas boys can drink. I know if you were here you would tell us to remember you celebration, not grief. Rest in peace my friend.

Friend of Brian

May 17, 2006

You are forever in our hearts. God bless.

(Fmr.) Auxiliary Police Officer Fox Luu
NYPD

May 14, 2006

Brian,
Your easygoing attitude and positive outlook are surely missed around here these days. Though your not on the streets with us, we know your still our cover on every call. Rest In Peace.

M.A.R.
Dallas PD

April 28, 2006

You have given the ultimate sacrifice to protect those you have never met. I honor your dedication and those of all officer in the field. I thank you for the dedication and work that is done. God bless all the families of all fallen brothers and those who protect us still. May you be protected from all those who are evil and plan to do wrong. This Brotherhood will last forever. Dedicated to Protect and Serve, even those who don't deserve it.

Agent E. Hernandez
DSUSD Security Agent

April 25, 2006

Rest in Peace Brother!

Lt Steven Rodrick
Wiggins Police Department-Ms

April 21, 2006

I never knew Officer Jackson, but just finished watching an episode of "Dallas S.W.A.T", and it was dedicated to him. I saw the calenders and the things that was done in his memory. I would like to extend my deepest sorrow to Officer Jackson's family, as well as to all the fellow officers who risk their lives for everyone, because of your passion and pride to serve and to protect.

~May God Bless You All~

Teresa L Welch
Mineral Springs, AR.

Teresa L Welch

April 20, 2006

I recently saw you on television, the show Dallas Swat. You are in a better place now Officer Jackson. God Bless you and your family... they will meet you again

April 20, 2006

Officer Jackson your work on this Earth as we know it is done. You are in God's Care now. May you rest in peace brother....God Bless !!

SGT. Daryl Brewer
Clarksville Police Dept. Clarksville, Tennessee

March 22, 2006

Well, it has been over three months and it still is unbelievable that you are gone. I truly believe that you are around, watching over us. And watching us, when you shouldn't be. ;) Brian, I miss you and wish you would just appear and let us in on the most horrible joke in history.

I can feel you now more, at times, than when you were here in body. As I am sure others have experienced, there are undeniable "coincindences" that let us know that you are have not left us. We need you, you are so extra-extraordinary and left a hole in alot of us. We need your help and God's to fill that. You gave so much life to us, thank you.

Michele

Michele Pecora
New York City

February 28, 2006

Gina,
I do not know you, but I just recently found out about you through our Carolina COPS newsletter. I am very sorry to hear of your loss. I was unaware that you were nearby until I read it in the newsletter, so please forgive me for not contacting sooner. I just wanted you to know that I am here (locally) if you ever need someone to talk with. I am a survivor also; my dad was killed in the line of duty three years ago while assisting a disabled motorist here in Summerville. Those first few months were so very painful until I found people to talk with in COPS. So, if you ever need someone to talk with, PLEASE call Beverly or Sally with the Carolina COPS chapter and get my number. My husband also works at the local department here (Summerville). If you needed to contact me, you could do so by leaving a message for him (Sgt. Wright) there.

Again, I am sorry for your loss. There was nothing that comforted me more than an understanding shoulder, and so I wanted you to know that I'm here if you need me. You'll be in my thoughts and prayers.

Valarie

Valarie Bell Wright
Daughter of Ptl. William B. Bell, EOW 11-19-02

February 27, 2006

I really don't know what to say. All I know is that I will always remember you, and all the times you saved me from having to ride with you know who!!! hahaha

N.C.M
Dallas P.D.

February 17, 2006

I just heard today of the loss of this fine young man - and my heart is deeply saddened by the tragedy. I pray daily for his family, his wife and those he worked closely with and who both respected Brian and called him friend. He obviously believed in what he did and he was an example to look up to. The men and women who give their lives in the line of duty are indeed the finest of the fine and the bravest of the brave...all will be missed; Brian, you most of all.

A Friend of the Family

February 3, 2006

It has only been two months since we lost you B...yet it feels like a lifetime...We miss you down here, but are so thankful to have you watching over us as we continue to do the job you did everyday...You will never be forgotten, this I promise you...

Officer Beth Gray #8155
Dallas PD

January 14, 2006

Brian,

You're not here and that is tragic. Although not even close to being a consolation prize, the prosecutors are going to try and do justice for you. Miss you Man! Joanne is in our prayers every day.

January 9, 2006

B, Its the new year but not much has changed. The hurt is still here. I miss you. Thanks for being my partner and friend. I think about you everyday.
Watch over me...Ill try and make you proud...(Ill try and stay on the horse this time..hee hee. You know what I mean)...Eric

Sr. Cpl. Eric Knight
Dallas Police Department

January 6, 2006

Thank you Brian for taking time to check on me while I worked my extra job and to make sure I had a safe shift. Rest easy, myself and your other DPD brothers will continue the watch for you. My family keeps your wife in our prayers.

Senior Corporal Kenneth Strauss
Dallas Police Department

January 1, 2006

May God bless you and your family in this terribly difficult time. As the sister of a fallen trooper I understand your pain. Please know that my prayers are with you.

December 31, 2005

"Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand firm then, with belt of truth buckled around your waist, and breastplate of righteousness in place. Above all, taking the shield of faith with which you will be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked one"
God Bless Brother

Trooper I
Texas DPS

December 29, 2005

Sorry to hear the horrible news. May God comfort you always and keep Brian in our hearts forever.

Daron Sneed

December 27, 2005

G-d Speed My Brother

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odps Inv Unit

December 26, 2005

BRIAN....MY WIFE AND I SEND OUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY, AND TO ALL THE OFFICERS AT THE DALLAS POLICE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICER MICHAEL ROSE (RETIRED)
SAN LEANDRO POLICE DEPARTMENT.

December 22, 2005

We worked miles apart but we fought the same fight. God has called you back to his side for a reason we do not know or understand. Thank you for what you did, and for making Dallas a little bit safer everyday.

Officer CM Duer 3232
Fort Worth PD

December 21, 2005

I did not know Brian personally, but since he was a fellow police officer there is a lasting bond, a "Brotherhood", or fraternity that we shared together. Brian, like so many police officer's walked the point for their communities and the good citizens everywhere.

Walking the point is not only hazardous and dangerous, but very costly since it often claims the "Best of the Best". Young men die, and that cannot be changed, and as always someone has to walk the point. When Brian, one of "Dallas’s Finest" was walking the point, and was killed in the line of duty a part of America died with him. Apart of every "Old Warrior" (police officer) died with him that fatal day he did not come home from duty. They have said that "Old Warriors" never die they just fade away. Well that is only true when they are fortunate enough to survive long enough while walking the point for the citizen's they serve.

Like America "Old Warriors" have seen enough of their "Young Warriors" die protecting the laws and freedom they love and believe in. When that happens a part of them, dies inside also. Their hearts are saddened and pierced forever with the memory of their brave young brothers. Brian, was cheated out of just fading away, but he will not be forgotten by "Old Warriors" who have seen one too many "Young Warriors" sacrificed.

May God bless you and your family during this time of grief and sorrow. We the members of the Alvarado Police Department extend our heart felt sympathy to you and yours, and we will pray for you.

John R. Allen 38+ years of Police service, Retired D.P.D. 29 ½ years service
Chief of Police
Alvarado Police Department

Angie Spradley
Dispatch Supervisor
Alvarado Police Department

Chief John R. Allen
Alvarao Police Department

December 14, 2005

I stand with your other brothers and feel the weight of our grief. I hear the bugle and clench my jaw, the pipes begin and I feel there is no way I can go on..........Then I think of what you did, one last call of the day to help your brothers and I know I will go on, and I will see you some day and shake your hand. Well done brother, well done.

Sergeant R.L. Krouse 2146
Fort Worth Police

December 12, 2005