Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

My sincere condolences to the family, friends and co-workers of Detective 1st Grade Dillon Stewart. He made the ultimate sacrifice for the safety of the residents of New York City. And for that, he will always be remembered. Rest in peace, brother.

Sgt Rudolf Hoogenboom
NYPD, 33rd Precinct

December 2, 2005

May God bless the family of Detective Stewart. A true hero has been taken from among us. Our prayers are with you and your family.

Trooper
Pennsylvania State Police

December 2, 2005

After reading the story on how Detective Stewart continued his sworn duty even after being wounded, reminds me just how much heart and dedication is involved in law enforcement. My sympathy and prayers are extended to Detective Stewart and his family.

Officer J. Natale
State Capitol Police Department NC

December 2, 2005

May Your Soul God Rest. May Your Deeds God Bless. Rest In Peace Brother.

Police Officer
City Of Yonkers, NY Police Department

December 2, 2005

REST IN PEACE BROTHER. YOUR SACRIFICE WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN. MAY YOU WATCH OVER ALL OF US AS WE CONTINUE THE FIGHT.

P.O.
NYPD

December 2, 2005

On behalf of all uniformed and civilian members of the Port Washington Police District, we wish to express our deepest condolences to the family of Detective Dillon Stewart. Rest in peace brother. YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.

Police Officer Waxman
Port Washington Police District

December 1, 2005

Although 800 miles away, we feel your pain and sorrow. On behalf of the entire Atlanta Police Department we offer our deepest condolences to the family of Det. Dillon Stewart. Eternal rest grant to him O Lord and may perpetual light shine on him. To our NYPD brothers, please accept our deepest sympathy.

Sr PO Joseph A. Villafane
Atlanta Police Department

December 1, 2005

I didn't know you personally,but you will still be missed. rest in peace my brother

Det./Sgt. Byron Vaughan
Leland Police Dept. Leland, MS.

December 1, 2005

It is Men like you that bring honour to our profession. I send my utmost sympathies to your family and may God bless them, Rest in Peace, Thank You for making the ultimate sacrifice to make this a better world to live in.

Police Constable Viktor Sarudi
Toronto Police Service

December 1, 2005

Rest in peace sir. Thank you for your service.

Shannon
Collins Fire Dept. (Mississippi)

December 1, 2005

I feel sorry for your loss. There is no greater honor then to leave this world as a hero. Please send our regards to the family and if they need anything do not hesitate to call

P.O. Brandon Cole
Tactical Services Section
Detroit Police Department
5671 Trumbull
Detroit Mi 48208
313-237-2600

P.O. Brandon Cole
Detroit Police Dept

December 1, 2005

"WHAT IS A HERO?"

ONE WHO NEVER HESITATES TO TACKLE THE MOST DIFFICULT PROBLEMS...

ONE WHO IS ALWAYS BY YOUR SIDE...

ONE WHO KNOWS RIGHT FROM WRONG...

ONE WHO ACTS WITH PRIDE...

A HERO TOUCHES EVERY ONE OF US, WHETHER IT BE WORD OR DEED...

ALWAYS TENDING TO THOSE WHO FIND THEMSELVES IN NEED...

WHEN A HERO LEAVES THIS EARTH, YES, IT'S SAD BUT TRUE..

ALL TOO MANY TIMES, THE HERO IS DRESSED IN BLUE.
(WRITTEN BY ERIC DERENZIS)

DILLON, YOU ARE A HERO WHO MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED BY YOUR FAMILY OF BLUE. RIP MY BROTHER.

70 PCT. ANTI-CRIME
NYPD

December 1, 2005

Dillon I am proud to have worked with you & honored to have known you. The best way to describe you is as a Gentleman,"HERO" & "THE FINEST". You will be deeply missed, but Never forgotten.

Sergeant "A-Dog"
NYPD

December 1, 2005

You truly are one of New York's Finest. You are now one of Gods angels looking down on all your fellow co wokers and watching over them & protecting them. You truly are a hero.

You are in our prayers as well as your family. May you rest in peace.

Wife of a New York City Police Officer

December 1, 2005

MAY GOD BE WITH THIS FINE OFFICER NOW AND FOREVER AND LET GOD WATCH OVER HIS FAMILY AND KIDS SO THEY CAN BE STRONG ENOUGH TO GET PAST THIS TRAGEDY.THE LOOSER WHO SHOT THIS FINE OFFICER SHOULD OF BEEN PULLED OUT OF COURT THE FOLLOWING MORNING AND SHOULD OF BEEN EXECUTED IN THE STREET!!

SOON TO RETIRE DETECTIVE
NYPD-BRONX NARCOTICS

December 1, 2005

MAY God Bless You !!!!
My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

senior correction officer H. Antala
New Jersey Dept. Of Correction

December 1, 2005

Rest in peace brother. Your name will live amongst us new recruits as we begin our new careers heavy heartedly without ever getting a chance to know you. We know you are watching over us and for that we are truly blessed. We wont let you down!

Police Recruit
NYPD

December 1, 2005

rest in peace brother your a true hero. heros like you make the rest of us proud to wear that uniform. god bless you and your family

P.O. Suroviak
Lynwood IL Pd

December 1, 2005

Let us not remember Detective Stewart by the way he died, let us remember him and celebrate the way he lived... He is now in the arms of an angel.

Detective OCID
NYPD

December 1, 2005

Strength to his family and friends of the police force

A Belgian police officer

Beeckman, officer
City of Gent Belgium (Europe)

December 1, 2005

On behalf of the all the law enforcement personnel at ONI, we wish to express our deepest condolences to the Stewart family, relatives, friends and the NYPD. You fought a good fight! May you rest in peace Detective Stewart.

Sergeant Garey Bostick
Office of Naval Intelligence Police

December 1, 2005

May God Bless Your family, My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

senior correction officer H. Antala
New Jersey Dept. of corrections

December 1, 2005

Although I never had the pleasure of knowing you, I am proud to say that we wore the same uniform. Det. Stewart you exemplify all that is good with the NYPD. May you rest in peace and may God watch over your family, as you watch over us all. May you take some solace in knowing that justice for you shall be done.

Police Officer
NYPD

December 1, 2005

Detective Stewart you are a true HERO.
May God bless your family. Rest in peace BLUE ANGEL

Wife of a Police Officer
Mishawaka In

December 1, 2005

It's a shame justice will never be served on cases such as this,since New York fails to see the need in the Death Penalty. The officer dies, the coward criminal lives, enough said. To the entire family of Dillon, tonight, my prayers go out to you. Peace Brother...

OFFICER
SPPD MARTIN CO. FL.

December 1, 2005