Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Patrolman First Class Brian Coleman

Alexandria Police Department, Louisiana

End of Watch Wednesday, February 21, 2007

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Reflections for Patrolman First Class Brian Coleman

thabk you for your services.

deputy
fairfield county s-o lancaster,ohio

February 27, 2007

MY HEART AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS AND FELLOW OFFICERS.

officer Brenda Sarahman
TOLEDO POLICE DEPARTMENT, OHIO

February 27, 2007

rest in peace 107 ...you will never be forgotten

PO Harrison P519
ALEXANDRIA PD

February 27, 2007

Words can not express the pain we all feel inside. May you watch over each Officer. Assist them with every call and always ride with them. You have blessed each and everyone of us. May you Rest In Peace. Your Family will always be in our prayers.

April Johnson
Fiance` Of Officer Blake Butler P506

February 26, 2007

R.I.P. Brother...

Patrol/SRO/GC - #3775
Adrian Police Department

February 26, 2007

Rest in Peace Sir........

Officer Thomas Wiederhold #1890
Fort Worth Police,Tx

February 26, 2007

Though I never knew him, he was part of my Law Enforcement family and I will mourn this deep loss the rest of my life. My heart aches with all the losses we have suffered, and continue to suffer, through the years. God is our only peace through such incidents. May the strength of that peace uphold & sustain all those who loved Officer Coleman so deeply; and may they rest in the assurance that they will see him again one day.

Vicki Hare, Telecommunicator
Salisbury NC PD

Vicki Hare, Telecommunicator
Salisbury NC PD

February 26, 2007

I send my condolences to the family, and to the Alexandria Police Department. You are in my prayers. To my brother, I want to thank you for the years of service. Rest in Peace brother we have the beat from here on out.

Officer Myron Monceaux
Coushatta Tribal Police Louisiana

February 26, 2007

REST IN PEACE BROTHER....YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS

DEPUTY SHERIFF JASON SCHNEIDER
LUCAS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE TOLEDO, OHIO

February 25, 2007

BRIAN, It's hard to believe this has all happened. Some of us keep expecting you to walk in for shift change. You will be missed man and you will not be forgotten. I went by the accident site earlier this week and noticed someone had found your sunglasses. I placed them on the cross me and Butler put out. You will not be forgotten brother. Rest in Peace.

P.O. D. ALFORD
A.P.D.

February 25, 2007

duty done .r.i.p.

harry winch
retired paramedic

February 25, 2007

Rest easy brother, we will take it from here.

"The thin blue line keeps getting thinner"......

Senior Officer D. W. Reichhardt
Waverly, Va. PD

February 25, 2007

Ptlm.Coleman Rest in peace my brother, you have served your community and fellow Officers bravely; making the ULTIMATE sacrifice, no one can ask for more!

My prayers and the prayers of my family will be with you and your family always. My prayers are with the brave men and women of the Alexandria Police Department.

You are now clear to go 10-7

Sgt. Kenneth Bowman
Washington Township PD (Toledo, Ohio)

February 25, 2007

Patrolman Coleman,

Rest in peace...Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers and we will get them trough this. You are our hero!

California Highway Patrol, Los Banos

February 24, 2007

Rest easy PFC Coleman, we'll take it from here.

Deputy Darren Gros
St Charles Parish Sheriff's Office

February 24, 2007

The family of Brian Coleman just keepthe faith in GOD Brian is in a better place and may prayers and my blessing be with you amen.

friend Arthur Chavis
Partners of my brother

February 24, 2007

We offer our heartfelt sympathy to the family, friends and colleagues of Patrolman First Class Coleman and we honor his distinguished service to the cause of justice and peace. Sadly, our nation has lost one of its finest citizens, a community has lost a friend and protector, and a family has lost an example of character and courage who they will love and respect forever. Today, because of the sacrifice Patrolman First Class Coleman has made, the house of freedom is stronger, sturdier, and more secure.

To the family and friends of Patrolman First Class Coleman, I would like you to know that a lot of people pray for you, and my hope is that their prayers will give you the strength necessary to move on. Just as you were always with him when he walked the beat or patrolled the streets, know that he will always be with you - wherever you may be. In the days to follow, may you be strengthened by the fact that Patrolman First Class Coleman is a man distinguished by exceptional courage and will always be admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities. You, your family and your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

SA Thomas Doyle
FBI New York City

February 24, 2007

thank you.god bless.

deputy
ohio

February 24, 2007

My heart goes out to the family and friends. I recently lost my husband and know the ups and downs that will come as time passes. There will be better days to come.

Amanda Inzer
Wife of Alan Inzer Calcasieu Sheriff Deputy EOW 1/25/07

February 24, 2007

To all who loved Patrolman Coleman, but especially to his mother: My son Anthony was lost in the line of duty on Monday, and I want you to know that my heart goes out to you. You are in my prayers and in my thoughts. May Tony and Brian meet in Heaven to watch over us all.
Sincerely,
Nancy Bonner

Nancy Bonner
Mother of a Lost Officer

February 24, 2007

thank you for your services.you will not be forgotten.god bless and r.i.p.

deputy
fairfield county s-o lancaster,ohio

February 24, 2007

Off. Coleman, I am saddened to hear that another brother in law enforcement has fallen. May God bless you and those who knew you best. Rest in peace.

Off. Hanes
Oklahoma City P.D.

February 24, 2007

Rest in peace, my brother. You are a true hero.

Officer Jeff Dorner
Toledo Police Department

February 23, 2007

Officer Coleman, Thank you for your years of service. You are a true Hero! You were in route to aid a fellow officer, there is no nobler thing then to lay down your life for a brother. I hope that your family takes comfort in knowing that you were doing what you loved and believed in. I honor you, because I know that you were out there to protect our families. Look down on your family and wrap your wings of "blue" around them and protect them and help them in this terrible time. God holds a very special place in heaven for those that place themselves between the good and evil in this world. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

+ Rest Now My Brother, For Your Watch Has Ended +

I never dreamed it would be me
My name for all eternity
Recorded here at this hallowed place
Alas, my name, no more my face

"In the line of duty" I hear them say
My family now the price will pay
My folded flag stained with their tears
We only had those few short years

The badge no longer on my chest
I sleep now in eternal rest
My sword I pass to those behind
And pray they keep this thought in mind

I never dreamed it would be me
And with heavy heart and bended knee
I ask for all here from the past
Dear God, let my name be the last
(Author unknown)

+God bless all the men and women in blue.+

Deputy Sheriff Alan Lazarus #3820
Cook County Sheriff's Department, Cook County IL.

February 23, 2007

WHEN YOU HAVE DONE YOUR BEST THAT'S ALL YOU CAN DO. REST IN PEACE BECAUSE GOD WILL TAKE CARE OF YOUR FAMILY. I AM A FORMER WINNFIELD, LA. NATIVE THEREFORE WE WERE NEIGHBORS IN THE SAME FIELD. GOD WANTS US TO WALK IN LOVE WITH EACH OTHER,WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY.
V.T.

WARRANT OFFICER- VIRGINIA THEUS
DAVIDSON CO. JUV. COURT/CHRISTIAN

February 23, 2007

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