Re: 911:: National Police Week

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--- Anne Barr wrote:

> I'm looking for some web sites that have tributes to

> law enforcement officers on them. I have looked at

> 's and Maddmoms. Any sugguestions will be

> helpful.

Well, the best " unoffical " CHP site belongs to a great

friend of mine, and is at

http://www.geocities.com/~chp/

He has a page there dedicated to the officers we've

lost: http://www.geocities.com/~chp/memorial.html

And the California Peace Officers Memorial site is at

http://www.camemorial.org/

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Happy to be here, proud to serve.

Olmstead

http://www.gryeyes.com

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On Mon, 15 May 2000 at 23:09:15

Anne Barr wrote:

>

> I'm looking for some web sites that have tributes to law

> enforcement officers on them. I have looked at 's

> and Maddmoms. Any sugguestions will be helpful.

Ann, I have a couple on my personal webpage. They aren't

gathered in one place, however, if you scroll to the bottom

of the default page, there's a search engine. Just type in

" memorial " and you'll tun up several results from my site

that have memorials to officers (and one firefighter).

You can take a look by starting at:

http://sites.netscape.net/mcjackie

-jackie

Jackie McElroy

y Creek Fire Dept.

Walt Disney World, Florida

(I speak for me and only me.)

http://www.reedycreekdispatch.webservepro.com

http://sites.netscape.net/mcjackie/index.html

mailto:mcjackie@...

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>

> I'm looking for some web sites that have tributes to law

> enforcement officers on them. I have looked at 's

> and Maddmoms. Any sugguestions will be helpful.

>

Anne, start with the National Law Enforcement Officer's

Memorial site: http://www.nleomf.org

A slide presentation of fallen officers is on their site

at http://www.nleomf.org/home.html shows photos from

the 1800s to the present.

A 'must see' memorial site is " My Dad.' I found it some

years ago. Go to: http://www.angelfire.com/la/sandys/

Sandy didn't update her page this year. Hope she's OK.

The 'Officer Down Memorial Page' is, to my knowledge,

the most complete and most frequently updated source

of information and links to other memorial pages at:

http://www.odmp.org/

When I decide to lighten my billfold, my donation goes

to the 'Concerns of Police Survivors.' They dedicate

themselves to helping the families left behind. I've

seen their care during Police Week.

http://www.nationalcops.org/

Is your department as prepared as possible for a line-

of duty death? Few are but you can find materials to

help at:

http://www.nationalcops.org/serv09.htm

In my sites, I don't list very many links. Others do it

better. One 'link-to-memorial-links' page that lists

well over 100 memorial sites is:

http://www.officer.com/memorial.htm

Another is at:

http://www.policeguide.com/memorial.htm

I think that, between those two, you'll find all but the

newest law enforcement memorial pages.

Another good Memorial Page is at:

http://www.taps.net/

They also have a 'Last Alarm' page honoring fire and

EMS at: http://www.taps.net/last/index.htm

Don't visit too many of these in one day or the resulting

depression may last for days and require medication.

Calls occur randomly... all at the same time.

R J 'Tree' Greenwood

tree.greenwood@...

doctree@... on 911 Console

Falls Church City & Fauquier County, VA

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Indiana State Police Telecommunications Operator

has a page for Line of Duty deaths of Indiana State Police

Officers... On this page are links to other sites.

http://www.seidata.com/~jasmith/links.html

Weintraut