Sacramento, CA – Assemblymember Jim Frazier made the following statement after attending the 38th Annual California Peace Officers’ Association Memorial Ceremony in Sacramento:
“I would like to express my deepest condolences to the families and friends of California’s fallen peace officers. These heroes have made the ultimate sacrifice in their commitment to protect the public, and we will remember them for the courage and valor they displayed in the line of duty.”
For a list of the 2014 Honored Officers, please click here.
Officer Kevin Tonn
Galt Police Dept.
EOW: January 15, 2013Officer Michael Crain
Riverside Police Dept.
EOW: February 7, 2013Detective Jeremiah MacKay
San Bernardino Co. Sheriff’s Dept.
EOW: February 12, 2013Sergeant Loran L.”Butch” Baker, Jr.
Santa Cruz Police Dept.
EOW: February 26, 2013Detective Elizabeth Butler
Santa Cruz Police Dept.
EOW: February 26, 2013Officer Gilbert Cortez
CA Dept. of Corrections & Rehabilitation
EOW: March 25, 2013Officer Jon Coutchie
Laguna Beach Police Dept.
EOW: September 21, 2013Deputy Jeremy Meyst
Tulare County Sheriff’s Dept.
EOW: December 24, 2013ENROLLED FROM PRIOR YEARS
Warden Leon H. Nelson
California Dept. of Fish & Wildlife
EOW: October 27, 1979Sergeant Raymond C. Willis
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Dept.
EOW: April 15, 1957Special Agent Buford French
BNSF Railroad Police Dept.
EOW: November 10, 1932Constable Anthony B. Couts
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Dept.
EOW: October 25, 1914Constable Anton Harnischfeger
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Dept.
EOW: March 20, 1889
The California Peace Officers’ Memorial Foundation is a non-profit charitable foundation whose mission is to recognize and honor California’s peace officers who gave their lives ‘In The Line of Duty’ serving the citizens of this great state, and provide support to the family members left behind.
To contact Assemblymember Jim Frazier please visit his website at http://www.asmdc.org/members/a11/ or call his District Offices at 707-399-3011 or 925-778-5790.
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For people outside the law enforcement family, this really doesn’t mean much to them. To Us, it means a lot. National Law Enforcement Memorial Day is May 15th. Please take a minute to recognize the LEO that have lost their life in the line of duty. Please fly your American Flag at half staff. RIP 29T6
My dad is honored this month. He died when I was one. Iam 58 years old. My mom always loved him. She wore black the rest of her life. Iam a widow. I guess there was a mix up about being a sworn in Sargent. Now I understand, yes he was. A lie detector. The first. Before him, they were civil employees. 3walls, I think it’s about time. Mom is rolling in her grave. Oh yes, she is in my closet. She needs to be next to dad. Don’t have money. Sad. Remember raymond c Willis. Online check it out. Carol Willis. E mail [email protected] I work 40 hours a week. Work with deaf and deaf blind. I am a dining director. Love my job. If my dad was alive. He would have expected so much more for me. His grandsons never got to know him . Yea,mom. We know. It’s all true. Kids. In the navy, pt boat 109. J.f.k. 108. Mom said he taught .j. F .k how to swim. It’s true. Rambling now. I have a new puppy. Asssie. Buttt head. Got to go.
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