Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Petzold Family,
God Bless you all! Dave will be missed by many.

K-9 Officer J. Fiore
LVIA Police Department

November 11, 2006

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Officer David Petzold.

Kyle Albrecht / Firefighter
Fountain Hill Fire Dept.

November 11, 2006

Petzold family,

May God be with you during this tragic time. David made the ultimate sacrifice serving his community and protecting this great nation. Not knowing Dave but living in Upper Saucon, I just want to say thanks for protecting all of us. All of you will be in our prayers.

Forensic Scientist
New Jersey State Police

November 11, 2006

May you rest in peace brother. God bless your family, friends, and the family at Upper Saucon PD.

Ptlmn. Scott S. grube
North Catasauqua Police

November 11, 2006

My sympathy goes out to your family. The Law enforcement family is a very special group. It has been 3 years since my father passed and I still read the memorial pages. Just wanted to tell you that you are in more thoughts and prayers than you know.

Rhonda Cox
Survivor - Officer's Daughter

November 11, 2006

Some people live a lifetime and wonder if they have ever made a difference in this world, you my brother had made a difference.M ay you rest in piece.

off. Timothy Connell
Lower Saucon Township

November 11, 2006

I've never had the pleasure of meeting Dave, yet my heart aches deeply for his untimely death. My prayers do sincerely go out to is family, loved ones, colleagues and community to which he devoted, and gave his life to. I feel for his wife and children who in one split second have had their lives turned upside down. I pray God gives them the courage they'll need to cope with their sudden loss, for this is truly the toughest. We have lost a wonderful human being, but we have also gained an Angel. I believe he was called home for a higher purpose, and he will continue to serve us with much greater powers. I can't express enough how sad I am for all the peoples lives he has touched and left behind. May God bless everyone who has been impacted by this "tragic" accident, for there are many, and the tomorrow's they have to face without him.

I am truly sorry for your loss.

Sue - Souderton resident

November 11, 2006

My deepest sympathy to the Petzold Family and the Upper Saucon Police Department. God Bless you all.

B Lotte DSUPD

November 11, 2006

To the family-God bless you all at this sorrowful time. God has taken him now, and he will continue to look over you. You have served your community with integrity.May you rest peacefully in God's hands...

PD BROADVIEW IL

November 11, 2006

Our deepest sympathy to the wife, children, family, friends, and coworkers of Investigator Dave Petzold. May he rest in peace and know that we will carry on his watch. God bless you in this time of sorrow.

Lower Saucon Township Police Association

November 11, 2006

While we did not know you, we are truly grateful for your dedication, mourning your death; never forgetting your sacrifice! Not to worry, dear friend, your brothers and sisters in blue will carry on your watch for you ~ may you rest in eternal peace.

Daniel & LaWanda Ross
Citizens/Iowa

November 11, 2006

On the morning of the accident there was a group of women gathering at Calvary Bible Fellowship Church in Coopersburg for their weekly Bible study. Because of the traffic tie-up women were arriving at various times. We knew there was an accident and before long we received the news that the police officer died. We stopped and prayed for his family and for all others involved and for all who would be affected by this tragedy. We knew no names at this time, but we knew it would be a situation that touched many lives in this small community and beyond. We want you each to know that we continue to pray and trust that God will be your comfort at this very difficult time.

Yvonne Shorb
Member of community

November 11, 2006

Very sad .
May God help every good Officers like he was and his wife and children .

Rene Houde
Construction worker , no relationship

November 11, 2006

My deepest symapthy to Investigator Petzold's wife, children, family and his co-workers at USTPD. He wa a professional and an assest to the law enforcement community and will be sadly missed but not forgotten. He was respected by area officers and the DARE students that he taught. May God bless you, your family and your co-workers at this difficult time. May you rest in peace and watch over your brother and sisters who will never forget you.

DARE Officer Victor S. Koszi II
Lower Saucon Twp. Police Department

November 11, 2006

As the wife of an Office, this is your worst fear!
My heart goes out to Jess, Sarah, Samantha and Johnathan.
Also, to all the "BROTHERS" of law enforcement, I can't not say how Sorry I am. Especially to
Nicoletti, Fritts's, Apgar's, Pochek's, and USPD.

I have known Dave for 10+ years. My niece would babysit the children so we could go out to dinner.
Dave, I will miss you so much! You were a GREAT friend to us. You were Danny's inspiration! You were so genuine, always listening, never judged. You meant so much to
to those close to you.

You are OUR HERO. We will help Jess and the kids through this. May you RIP and watch over us!

We love you Dave!

Stacey Trexler
Wife of Coopersburg Police Chief

November 11, 2006

R.I.P. Officer Petzold! May god bless you and your family!

Deputy Fire Chief Rick Hasonich
Bethlehem Twp. Fire Dept./NC-E911

November 11, 2006

I would like to express my deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Investigator David Petzold. Although I did not know this person, being the mother of two Cleveland Police Detectives, I feel a common bond with his family and friends. It is a loss felt by all who are connected with the people whose job it is to protect and serve their communities. May God bless Investigator Petzold and give his friends and family the strength to get through this difficult time. My prayers are with you all.

Barbara Berry
Cleveland, Ohio

November 11, 2006

Our hearts are filled with sadness at this time for the loss of a great police officer and a kind friend. It was an honor to have had the chance to work with Officer Petzold. Our deepest sympathies go out to his family and fellow officers. You are all in our thoughts and prayers...we will miss him greatly.

Night Shift Crew
Lehigh County Comm/911 center

November 11, 2006

I did not know this officer, but heard of the tragedy. My sincere sympathy to his family and fellow officers. May the arms of God surround and welcome this young man into his kingdom.

November 11, 2006

To The Petzold Family,

I would like you to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers at this sorrowful time. I worked with Dave as one of his dispatchers, and I found him to be an exceptionally kind, thoughtful, and sincere guy. He always had something positive to say. He was one of the best, and will be deeply missed.

Linda Kametz
LC 911

November 10, 2006

Sincerest condolences and deepest sympathies to the family, friends and fellow officers of The Upper Saucon Police Department.

Thoughts and prayers for Officer Petzold's wife and children who are suffering more than anyone else with this tragedy. There are no words to ease your pain, only time and your memories.

R.I.P brother, watch over your family, and fellow officers.

CPL Wayne Smith
Palmer Township Police

November 10, 2006

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Jamie
LEOW

November 10, 2006

May God Bless You! Your husband & Dad must have been a wonderful man to have been serving your community in such an honorable profession. Everyone is so proud of him. May God keep you and bless you all. Kim from Lamar Colorado.

November 10, 2006

I met Dave in February 2005 through another personal trining client that I had at the time. Dave approached me and said that he passed all the requirements except the 11/2
mike run, so once a week we would run at the DeSales University track and either do hard intervals on the track or run a 1 1/2 mile time trial. Dave needed to run under `12:00
to complete the test. He not only obilerated that mark but he ran close to 10:45---his willingness to go through the challenge was unbelieveable. Dave went and took the test and past it with flying colors--

He exuded confidence and at the same timem was very humble,
and made it a point to thank me every time we had a session.
Dave, may you rest in peace, and I will never forget your fortitude to meet your goal. may your family be blessed with the great memories of you being in their lives.

Jim Ochse
Athletic trainer DeSales University

Jim Ochse
DeSales University Athletic Trainer

November 10, 2006

I didn't know Officer Petzold but I felt compelled to leave a message for the family and friends. Please know that you are all in my thoughts! I'm sure Officer Petzold was a wonderful man and a dedicated man! I hope for strength for all in this terrible time!
{{{{Hugs}}}}
Brenda

Brenda

November 10, 2006