Keep the #23. He laid down his life for the city he served
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John Dibenardo
12 years ago
honor and sacrifice
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Tina Gough
12 years ago
It would be a disgrace.to remove his number. He needs to be remembered and.honored for his service to this community. I remember this like it was yesterday.
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Kurt Burdick
12 years ago
Please leave #23 on the police vehicles. It's the correct thing to do.
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Robert Shaw
12 years ago
Honor this man! He and his family deserves to have his #23 preserved.
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Jeff Stark
12 years ago
Keep the decal! As a fellow Brother in Blue, we all need honor our fallen brother!
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Travis Helton
12 years ago
Leave it. End of discussion
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Rachael Galiano
12 years ago
Do the right thing.
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Cathy Butler
12 years ago
Hey chief.. do the right thing!
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Sandy Messenger
12 years ago
keep Petes memory alive, leave 23 on the squads.....
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Greg Butler
12 years ago
Do the right thing
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Susan J Huberty
12 years ago
We have a wall to remember all who gave their lives. Honor the fallen without forgetting your fallen
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Always honor those who gave their lives to ensure your safety.
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Chris Weber
12 years ago
always remember our fallen brothers or sisters
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Lt. Paul T. Reed, (Ret)
12 years ago
While the thin blue line decal is a Great thing, "in memory of #23" is much more personal and more appropriate.
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Terri Coleman
12 years ago
he needs to be remember, he was killed in the line of duty.
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Kayla Rose
12 years ago
Please keep his memory alive, I have uncles in law enforcement and its very important to me.
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Mary Berger
12 years ago
Anyone who remembers the day, will ALWAYS remember the day. Pete Larsen #23ete Larsen
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Joy DeMatteis
12 years ago
It is important to keep memories alive by honoring each officer a department has lost not just a generic blue line
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Justine Larson
12 years ago
I want to see the decals to stay on. Every time I see one I think about Pete and April. I also think of their families.
Keep the #23. He laid down his life for the city he served
honor and sacrifice
It would be a disgrace.to remove his number. He needs to be remembered and.honored for his service to this community. I remember this like it was yesterday.
Please leave #23 on the police vehicles. It's the correct thing to do.
Honor this man! He and his family deserves to have his #23 preserved.
Keep the decal! As a fellow Brother in Blue, we all need honor our fallen brother!
Leave it. End of discussion
Do the right thing.
Hey chief.. do the right thing!
keep Petes memory alive, leave 23 on the squads.....
Do the right thing
We have a wall to remember all who gave their lives. Honor the fallen without forgetting your fallen
Always honor those who gave their lives to ensure your safety.
always remember our fallen brothers or sisters
While the thin blue line decal is a Great thing, "in memory of #23" is much more personal and more appropriate.
he needs to be remember, he was killed in the line of duty.
Please keep his memory alive, I have uncles in law enforcement and its very important to me.
Anyone who remembers the day, will ALWAYS remember the day. Pete Larsen #23ete Larsen
It is important to keep memories alive by honoring each officer a department has lost not just a generic blue line
I want to see the decals to stay on. Every time I see one I think about Pete and April. I also think of their families.