Fallen Hero's

Ofc. William L. Copeland December 30, 1885 Ofc. W. T. Phillips August 1, 1908 Sgt.  William I. Campbell April 18, 1911 Ofc.  J. O. Miller April 30, 1911 Det. Sgt. Sam Morgan October 30, 1915 Ofc. Joe Erber June 3, 1920 Ofc. Thomas D. Hudson August 19, 1920 Det. Sgt. John W. Cabaniss August 12, 1922 Det. Sgt. George Moore July 24, 1923 Det. Sgt. Luther C. Hay July 24, 1923 Ofc. Charles Faulkner July 11, 1924 Ofc. Harvey L Biggs July 27, 1924 Ofc. Frank Swilling, SR. December 10, 1926 Ofc. Robert L. Johnson March 23, 1930  Sgt. Samuel Neal McDermott September 3, 1930 Det. Lt. Oscar F "Jack" Deubler January 1, 1947 Ofc. Lloyd W. Worthy September 2, 1967 Ofc. Alvin Joseph Free September 27, 1970 Ofc. Noel Don McGuire May 14, 1980 Ofc. David E Barnett February 13, 1991 Ofc. Henry Callanen May 15, 1993 Ofc. Joseph T. Fisher February 7, 1995 Ofc. Jack Cooper February 1, 2002

The hazards of being a police officer are well know within the law enforcement community. It is to them and all that have and will pay the price for our safety that the following is dedicated.   A Part Of America Died     Somebody killed a policeman today And a part of America died… A piece of our country he swore to protect Will be buried with him at his side. The beat that he walked was a battlefield, too, Just as if he had gone off to war; Though the flag of our nation won't fly at half-mast To his name they will add a gold star. The suspect that shot him will stand up in court With counsel demanding his rights, While a young widowed mother must work for her kids And spend many long, lonely nights. Yes, somebody killed a policeman today… Maybe in your town or mine, While we slept in comfort behind our locked doors A cop put his life on the line. Now his ghost walks the beat on a dark city street, And he stands at each new rookie's side; He answered the call… of himself gave his all, And a part of America died… Author Unknown HOME