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Police Sergeant
In Honor of Officer James Wayne Mac Donald
I will always remember this date because i was in the Police Academy when this tragedy occurred. Rest in peace brother!
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God Bless His Wife & Children
In Honor of Deputy Kenneth F. Perrigo
I've been working up in the Burney area off & on for almost 20 years and didn't know about this tragedy.
My heart & thoughts go out to his wife & grown children.
To grow up without your father because of two men's horrible choices is gut wrenching.
Hopefully time has helped heal the heartache.
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In Honor of Officer Jeffrey L. Azuar
I worked at Remarks Harbor House when I met Jeff. Gloria Vinateri,who was the bartender and I shared alot of laughs with Jeff. I would tease him about some fruity drink he would order when he came in from time to time on his days off. On duty he would make his rounds there to see if all was okay. A good man and police officer with a heart of gold.
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In Honor of Deputy James P. Tutino
I met Jim back in the summer of ‘76, thru a mutual friend, Dana Haddad. He was a close schoolboy friend of Dana’s, but during a several-day vacation in LA, I remember how warm and friendly Jim was. He was one of those rare people that lit up a room. He layed out the red carpet for us that week. My sincerest condolences to Jim’s family.
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I still miss you Mrs Baker
In Honor of Youth Counselor Ineasie M. Baker
Omg where to start.....i grew up in YTS under Mrs Baker's supervision and I still Google her sad story once in a while cause I do miss her sweetness......God bless you Mrs Baker I miss you and I also miss talking to you and hearing your advice....i was in YTS for about 7 years so yes I knew her and I feel like she was my mom at some point
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I heard you were the greatest man
In Honor of Officer Ernest R. Felio
I never got the chance to meet you but I know your legacy is what I’m a part of. Thank you for being a Great man and giving it all to keep us safe. I love you Grandpa
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Never Forget The Departed
In Honor of Officer Christopher D. Lydon
Officer Lydon,
My name is Scott Willits...brother of your now retired friend
Stacy Willits Dooright. There stands our hall in heaven better than gold, brighter than the sun; in lee of flame Gim'le. As hosts of righteousness, we shall inherit, live in delight everlastingly. Wait for all who've served there fine man...Until then, enjoy your unbound freedom. Blessed be. Scott Willits -
Much missed
In Honor of Officer Russell M. Miller, Sr.
Russ was my uncle he taught me honor and respect. I enlisted in the navy after high school because of his teaching and guidance. He was always a man to look up to.
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RIP Officer Gartrell.
In Honor of Officer Michael D. Gartrell
Dear Officer Gartrell, I drive by the spot where you went off the road as MLK blvd cross the 99 freeway heading towards Fruitridge blvd, there is a pipe that is bent over that marks the spot, I think of you every time I cross that bridge which is nearly every day.
Thank you for your service and ultimate sacrifice keeping the city of Sacramento a safer place to live, we are indebted to you.
Keith Grayson.
Police Sergeant
In Honor of Officer Kevin M. Burrell
I will always remember this date because i was in the Police Academy when this tragedy occurred. Rest in peace brother!