Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

May God Bless you and your new bride. You both have paid the ultimate sacrifice! May God give her the strength to carry on. THANK YOU, Officer Jackson, for keeping US safe. Godspeed.

LISA
Georgia Civilian

November 22, 2005

My sympathies to Officer Jackson's family and colleagues on the Dallas PD. As I live in Newport, RI I watched the services of Office Jackson with the hundres of officers marching. It is quite a tribute to a hero, someone whom I have often said I would trade places with, knowing that he has honorable service. May God watch over them all.

SFC William L. Farrell
US Army Military Police Ret

November 22, 2005

Officer Jackson was a true co-worker and friend. He is sorely missed.
Our school was honored to have his family visit our school. It was a gift.

God bless you, Brian Jackson

Joan T. Ryan
Lake Highlands Junior High

November 22, 2005

Officer Jackson, you have served your state and community with dignity and honor. We will carry on from here. To the family of Officer Jackson you all are in our thoughts and prayers. Please remember that you all are now part of a much larger family. To the men and women of the Dallas Police Department hold your heads high as you all carry on. Be safe and watch each others backs. Rest in Peace Brother

Detective First Grade Robert F. Jackson
Metropolitan Police Department Washington D.C./Homicide Brach

November 22, 2005

DEAR MRS. JACKSON,


I'M CURRENTLY IN THE NAVY AND WILL BE MOVING TO DALLAS TO JOIN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND I HEARD ABOUT YOUR HUSBAND OR SHALL I SAY HERO. EVEN THOUGH I DIDN'T KNOW HIM PERSONALLY I STILLED SHARED A COUPLE OF TEARS FOR THIS FALLEN WARRIOR WHO WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. HE NOT ONLY INSPIRED CURRENT OFFICERS , BUT FUTURE OFFICERS TO ASSUMMED THE WATCH WITH HONOR, COURAGE, AND COMMITMENT. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND GIVE YOU EVERLASTING PEACE.

PO3 TERRY ANDERSON
U.S. NAVY

November 22, 2005

Dear Brian Jackson, Thank you for your dedication to your family in blue. Thank you for helping the many citizens you did everyday, who never knew the ultimate sacrifice you would make for them in the end. Thank you for reminding me how important my family is, and how sweet each moment is when I'm able to be with them. Thank you for this new sense of pride I have when I put this uniform on. Seeing a man sleeping soundly in the back of the squad car just moments after taking your life, and then you, a twenty-eight year old healthy man in his coffin seems so unjust and unfair. But now, I realize, its not he that took your life so young. God had summoned you home, one of the most selfless and caring street-soldiers this world had to offer, the best. For all of us left behind, we have an angel we know by name, one we can call on and who will listen. Now, we clear the station under your watchful eyes and guidance. We know that you will carry us through our darkest moments. And, will be waiting for us with open brotherly arms when we are finally summoned to join you. Your sweet face will hang on the walls of the academy, a reminder to the young recruits of the blessing it will be to work alongside such heroic men and women each day. Brother, your watch here on earth is over, we'll take it over from here, much easier knowing that you are protecting us from there. Finally, through these tearful eyes I thank you for your courage, your sacrifice, and your bravery. God Speed brother. Thank you Officer Brian Jackson #7980, Thank You...

PO
Dallas PD

November 22, 2005

Rest in peace kind sir

November 21, 2005

My deepest sympathies to your family. May you rest in peace. Thank you for your dedication to making the world a safer and better place.

Peter Ruggeri
University of Rhode Island/Emergency Medical Services

November 21, 2005

Brian, I will remember you everyday. Mrs. Jackson, you will be in my thoughts and prayers today until forever. I think of the strong women like you everytime I kiss the man I love goodbye. I'm sorry you had to lose your husband at all, let alone like this. You will never be alone. We will never forget.

Be safe everyone

LMPD LEO Loved one, KY

November 21, 2005

My heart goes to you, your family, friends, and to the Dallas Police Department.

November 21, 2005

Dear Ms Jackson, I too lost my husband just this past August to gunfire by an illegal alien..I will pray for you and your family..There are no words to comfort you..and like you and your husband we had not been married very long..but still the same you were married..my thoughts and prayers go out to you his wife, his family and all of the Dallas Police Department..with all my love..Donnesa Golden wife of officer Daniel Golden E.O.W. August 29th, 2005

Donnesa Golden

November 20, 2005

God be with the family and police community. It is a hard thing to go through, we just lost one of our men in blue the beginning of Oct and it is something you never want to hear or think about. God be with his wife,mother father,siblings and all. Be with those dispatcher working that day and his co-workers. That is something I dont wish for anyone to have to go through.

Sr Disp B J Kendrick
Chesapeake Police Department

November 20, 2005

Every time I hear of another officer being killed, my heart aches. Brian, thank you for your service. You willingly put your life on the line to protect the citizens of your community. They owe you a huge debt of gratitude.
To your wife, I'm the widow of a fallen officer, also. I can understand your pain. I'm so sad for you. Keep your eyes on our Lord, and he will give you peace. You're in my prayers.

California

November 20, 2005

Our prayers are for the family of Officer Jackson. We thank you Sir for your service. We will be burning a blue light for you during this holiday season.

Karen Joseph-wife & mom of TN LEO
PWO & H.U.G.S. sister, TN

November 20, 2005

Rest in peace brother, we'll take the watch now

officer
South Carolina

November 20, 2005

"No greater love hath man than this... that he lay down his life for a friend."
Thank you Officer Jackson for keeping my family safe through your work.
May you now find the peace you deserve and the reward God promised you for a life well lived.

Andrew Cormack
Private Citizen

November 19, 2005

Officer Jackson may you rest in peace and may your friends and family find the inner strength to carry on during this difficult time. God Bless.

Detective
Cranston, RI Police

November 19, 2005

As I watched Officer Brian Jackson's funeral live on TV, I held my 2 month old son close to me and cried. I cried for the family Officer Jackson left behind and I cried out of anger. How could such an amazing officer be taken from a family that loved and respected him at such a young age. But as I cried, I realized once again that we should never question why these terrible things happen, even if they hurt so much. Because someone somewhere, has it much worse than we do. My husband is 29 and I am 25. I gave birth to my son a little over 2 months ago, and watching the funeral I couldn't even begin to imagine the pain his wife and family felt. I realize that I shouldn't take those I love you's for granted and I shouldn't be so quick to send him off because he's "gonna be late". As my husband and I talked lastnight, he told me that the reason he always left so late, was because he wanted to see us as long as he could "just in case". I cried, I never realized that he may not be coming back once he leaves. Even though we never knew Officer Jackson my husband and I felt as if we lost part of our family. In a way we did, we lost one of my husbands brothers. God bless the family of Officer Jackson and Dallas Police Officers.

A Young Police Officer's Wife
South Texas

November 19, 2005

I am sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you.

eric trottier

November 19, 2005

You gave your life for the protection of others. Every time i place my peace into my holster i think " could this be my last time doing this ". I would like to say Thank you Brian. God bless your family, their pain will be eased in time as they reflect on how many people Brian made feel safe.

TROOPER D.T. COPLEY
Massachusetts State Police

November 19, 2005

My Condolences to the family of Police Officer Brian Jackson and the memebers of the Dallas Police Department.

Sergeant David A. Gomez
Los Angeles Police Department

November 19, 2005

Officer Jackson thank you for your dedicated service. You paid the ultimate price for us to live in peace. My heart goes out to your family and your DPD family. The Bible says Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God" (Matthew 5:9). You will never be forgotten officer Jackson, rest in peace.

Ken Carter Former TX Peace Officer

November 19, 2005

May God bless and keep your family safe . And know that you are a true hero to all of those Officer's who face these dangers everyday. God Bess you Officer Brain Jackson.

PATROL OFFICER CLIFTON T. ERVIN
TARRANT COUNTY COLLEGE POLICE DEPARTMENT

November 19, 2005

JoAnn,

It took me so long to come on here and leave a reflection as the words seem so very hard for me to convey. As a police officer's wife, I can't tell you how much my heart breaks with you. I want you to know from one LEO wife to another that although I cannot imagine what you are going through, I grieve with you over the loss of Brian. Watching his funeral today I got a true sense of what an amazing man, officer, friend and husband he was. I want you to know that he will never be forgotten. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your sacrifice as Brian is no longer just your hero, but ours too. You will remain in my thoughts and prayers because after all, you are a part of a very large family in blue. May God bless you and keep you always~

A Police Officer's Wife
Texas

November 18, 2005

God bless you brother. My thoughts and prayers go out to this brave gentlemans family.

November 18, 2005