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Like yesterday
In Honor of Deputy Randal E. Jennings
I hear your voice, like yesterday,
Your good natured laugh, like yesterday,
Your ready friendship lifted us all,
You tried to help, you took the call.You were more than just a boot trainee,
You came with such humanity,
You didn't care what hard hearts said,
You came with who you were instead.I saw you on your knee to talk
With troubled souls who couldn't walk,
You listened with both mind and heart,
You heard the spoken and the silent parts.I hate what happened, what was taken away,
On this blackest night in May,
In your example, we will forever see,
A man who walks tall in eternity.We miss you and honor you, always
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Girlfriend
In Honor of Officer James H. McKnight
I miss you every day Jimmy. You would be very proud of Kevin and his new son Jameson. đź’™
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In Honor of Officer Raymond A. Messerly Jr.
Ray was a great and considerate fellow motor officer. He wouldn't hesitate to go out of his way to help other officers. I had the pleasure of working with Ray on a number of occasions. Always a pleasure to be around and always willing to go the extra mile to help a brother officer. Truely a great guy who upheld the highest tradition of the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Youngest son Mark
In Honor of Officer Frank DeLeon
I didn’t understand why you didn’t come home,
I didn’t understand why mom cried every night for weeks.
I didn’t understand why I sat in the pizza parlor while she went next door to drink
I didn’t understand why she had me sleep in the car while she drank some more.
I didn’t understand why are our family grew apart so quickly
I didn’t understand why trouble seemed to find us
I didn’t understand why I grew up so angry,violent,sad, not able to consentrate in school,
I didn’t understand a lot as I got older
I don’t understand why I do the things I do
I don’t understand why I let my health decline to where it is
I don’t understand my mental health
I do know that you’re murder really messed up the family
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Captain CDCR
In Honor of Youth Counselor Ineasie M. Baker
I was a child and lived on grounds of YTS from approximately 85-89. Mrs. Baker’s murder had an observable effect on my father. He had known and worked with her. I carry that memory with me every day. Mrs Baker you are not forgotten.
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Love you big guy!
In Honor of Deputy Ken Collier
You are so missed! Always in my thoughts... WE had some GREAT fun, great stories and great memories together!
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Brave LAPD 77TH St. Division Officer
In Honor of Officer Daniel Alan Pratt
I was in the process of becoming a LAPD Officer when you gave the ultimate sacrifice for humanity.
I joined LAPD in February 1989 just months after your death. I remember seeing your brother in the Academy and thought how strong and courageous he was. During my 33.5 years in LAPD, I always remembered you and your brother Brian. I too chose to work 77th most likely for the same reason you did.
Rest in peace until we meet up.
Code 4 until then!!! -
Rescue Attempt of sick Child
In Honor of Reserve Deputy Charles D. Rea
My heart hurts years later (2025) as I was this 'little boy.'
We lived in the house across the washed-out bridge, up the hill to the left. My mom and I were eventually lifted by helicopter to a hospital. At the time I was only 13 years old and had no clue of the rescue attempts. First responders are a courageous group of individuals who risk all for others. Even tears later (20096) our house, as well as others on La Paloma Flats off of Stonyvale Rd were all burned to the ground. We did not live there then yet I know there were also 1st responders still giving all they had. Thanks so much for your continued effort.
Michael Lee (Sorrells as a child) -
My brother
In Honor of Officer Robert A. White
It’s been 40 years since my brother Robert A White was electrocuted while on duty. We miss him everyday and will never forget all the good memories we had. Our Mom will turn 91 years old 2 days after Bob’s death. Bob was her hero. ??‍♂️??❤️?
Mira!
In Honor of Deputy Michael R. Arruda
Mike,
Happy (upcoming) Birthday my friend! You have not and will not be forgotten. Until we meet again.