Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Keith was such a Wonderful Human being. He just wanted to help anyone who needed it. A ❤️Of Gold. Those of Us who had the pleasure to work with Keith know. His loss was tragic but He was doing what was right. God bless You

Retired Sergeant Ken Bowen
NYPD

December 28, 2022

Again in December, I'm thinking of you again. I'd give anything to be sitting in an RMP on 116th and B'way on a nice sunny day just one more time. The girls walking by, the smell of the restaurants, the conversation, the good times that we all had. You were taken too young. You were one in a million buddy and you are missed by all who knew you.

P.O Louie Lizza (ret)
NYPD

December 10, 2021

Thinking about you today, brother we always had fun out on patrol. You made the 8 hr and 35 minutes fly by. Rest in peace.

P.O. louie Lizza
NYPD

December 20, 2020

Great supervisor for us at the 26 Pct. Made you feel like you could approach him for anything. Great human being whom should respect and empathy for others. May perpetual light shine upon him. Peace be with his loved ones. Still seems like yesterday:;

PO Liz Vargas (Ret.)
NYPD 26 Pct.

January 1, 2020

Rest in peace my brother.

Lieutenant Raymond Flores
NYPD (retired)

December 28, 2019

Keith was a wonderful young man and an excellent Sergeant.
He worked for me at the NYPD Communications Division. I responded to Bellevue Hospital the night he was killed and rode in a Dept. Helicopter with Rabbi Kass up to Rockland County to notify his mother. It was the worst thing I ever had to do in my 33 years with the NYPD. God bless Keith.

Deputy Chief Phil Mandzik retired
NYPD

December 28, 2019

Sgt. Levine graduated HS with my first wife in Rockland County. We both attended the funeral. Rest In Peace, Brother.

Cpl. GJ Duffy
Bay Head NJ PD(Ret)

December 27, 2019

Rest In Peace Keith. 27 years ago I had the privilege of working with you in 20 Precinct . God Bless

Sergeant Richard Wilt
NYPD

December 28, 2018

To the Levine family not a day goes by we don’t think about Keith , we miss him everyday . Our prayers are with you and your family . Members of the 20th Pct ...

Po Reale
NYPD

December 28, 2018

To the family, friends and colleagues of Sergeant Levine: I am so very sorry for this tragic loss! Obviously, there should be NO DOUBT why this COP KILLER should never be free! So, I proudly mailed my NO PAROLE letter today. To Sergeant Levine: Thank You for your service and sacrifice! You are not forgotten. God Bless You All!

Allie Wroten
Proudly Supporting All L.E.O.’s
Wife of a Corrections Deputy

October 19, 2018

Rest in peace hero.

Lt. Jim Russo

December 29, 2017

I pray from the Repose of your Soul, Officer Levine. Thank you for your sacrifice. Thank you for your courage to serve and protect strangers. Jesus said “ there is no greater love than a man lays down his life for others “- you lived that Gospel. It’s so sad you were taken from your family, friends and all those who still need you. God bless your family for all the suffering they have endured.

Civilian
Family and Friend of Police

December 28, 2017

Rest easy my brother...for that evil person who ended what would have been a full life, has been denied parole...again. You were not forgotten for
your brothers and sisters were there in full support, to ensure that justice
prevails. You are a hero, and heros memories last forever.

Ray Flores, Lt., (ret.)
N.Y.P.D.

January 14, 2017

I am happy to report that parole for Michael Alston (the man who killed Officer Levine) for a period of 2 years. My thoughts and prayers be with Officer Levine's family. I hope they can find a way to heal from this terrible tragedy.

John Haseltine - Civilian

January 13, 2017

Rest in perpetual Peace my brother.

N.Y.P.D. Lt. Ray Flores (Ret.)

December 28, 2016

My letter went to the parole board yesterday. Thank you so much for serving our nation. RIP and my condolences to your family.

John Haseltine - Civilian

December 15, 2016

Proud to send my No Parole letter today. Rest in peace brother, you have not been forgotten. God bless the family, friends, and former co-workers of Sgt Levine during this painful time.

Sr. Ptmn. Donald Meaders (RET)
Wewoka (OK) P.D.

December 14, 2016

I am the coordinator of ODMP's no parole for cop killers program I had an email conversation with Officer Levine's Father. Even through email, I could tell how strongly this Man feels about the upcoming parole hearing, That was overshadowed by the love and pride he feels for His son. I hope the killer will be denied My thoughts and prayers are with his family

Angela McMinn Daughter of Chief of police Andrew Williams killed in 1976

November 29, 2016

I met Keith Levine while we were both enrolling in an acting class,the same one, at H.B.studio.Keith noticed that we not only shared the same initials, but shared the same last name.(no relation).Keith was truly a down to earth,nice guy.That is what I thought of him.He turns out to be a brave hero as well.Glad I could say something about this exceptional cop and human being.

Kenneth Levine
Same class

December 20, 2015

I said a little prayer today for Sergeant Levine and his family. He may be gone but never forgotten. He will always be a New York HERO.

Robyn Wilkes

December 13, 2015

His was the first police funeral I ever attended as a rookie NYPD officer. I remember it like it was yesterday, that grey, cold morning on 5th Ave. It showed me the importance of attending them, to show support for a hero and his family. Sadly I would attend far too many police funerals after this one.

P.O. Jon Goldin
NYPD/ Takoma Park, MD

March 12, 2015

A true "Hero" taken.
You helped make this world a safer place to live.
May God grant you eternal peace.
Prayers to your loved ones and to our department.

Det. Billy Russo (Ret.)
Nassau County PD, NY

December 27, 2014

As a rookie officer in 1987, I was assigned to Midtown North, the 18th. One who stood out on my first squad assignment was Officer Keith Levine. We rode together often and instead of him treating me differently because of my inexperience; he took the opportunity to mentor and teach me the ropes.

Officer Levine, as I knew him, always had an infectious smile even during some difficult assignments. His leadership ability stood it.

Keith made Sergeant and moved on to another assignment as I moved to another as well. In spite of that, I never forgot him and his kindness.

Sadly the day after his death, I received a phone call from a fellow officer from the North. It was then that I learned of his demise. It was a pivotal point in my career as an officer with NYPD. My heart and spirit were extremely heavy.

Even today, as we approach National Police Week, I reflect on Keith and his sacrifice.

Keith, you may be gone but you are certainly not forgotten. I will forever carry you in my heart. Each day I try earnestly to be of service to the citizens of my community as you taught me to do many years ago.

Rest in peace, my brother until we see one another again.

Former Officer Michele Lindo
Midtown North Precinct

May 6, 2014

I did business with Keith when he was in the Communications Section of NYPD. We spoke almost every day. He was a very happy person with a bright outlook on life and kind heart. Keith was always helping people and it didn't surprise me that he was doing just that the night he died. It is more than twenty years since Keith was killed but he will never be forgotten. He was a true hero and I miss him.

Adam

May 4, 2014

I had read the book triangle of dealth and its good. That book is connceted to the dealth of keith. I dont know him. I just saw his name on the page in the book. I am sorry about his dealth.

maria

October 10, 2013