For the sake of his widow & children, and his ultimate sacrifice for the safety of our city, please honor the requested petition!
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Astrea and Kevin Williams
10 years ago
He was a man who always inspired me to do better. His family took care of us and we miss him so.
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Joshua Meyer
10 years ago
great idea for a great hero
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Marissa Fiorille
10 years ago
RIP Brian...can't think of a better way to honor you.
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Eric Rains
10 years ago
God bless
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Shelley Russell
10 years ago
Officer Brian W. Jones is a hero remembered and never dies so his legacy should live on for the sacrifice he made for his community. The place where he perished should be named in his honor.
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Anna Ochoa
10 years ago
His,memory deserves to live on forever.
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Charles blood
10 years ago
I say that we need to honor or Fallin police officers
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Jessica Costa
10 years ago
I vote for naming a road in memory of Brian Jones
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Mandy Hall
10 years ago
Brian was an incredible man, he definitely had a heart for young people. The times I was able to be around him he always encouraged me. He was really fun to be with, a great example to us kids and I loved his personality. He made a difference in so many lives.
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Josephine Miller
10 years ago
Brian Jones, his family and,co workers deserve the very best.
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Keith N Koch
10 years ago
I feel renaming Wellington Ave in honor of the ultimate sacrifice made by NPD Officer Brian Jones is something that city government officials should have done without a petition and formal request by citizens. I have lived in Norfolk all of my 57 years and recently I have seen the city government become somewhat indifferent to the sacrifices and risks undertaken by the city's first responders. Here is an opportunity to show that the city supports those who protect and serve the citizens of Norfolk. Don't miss this opportunity.
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Christopher P Bodnar
10 years ago
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I will never forget my NPD Academy classmate Brian Jones. This hero and his legacy should live on with this street sign change. This man was and is the true definition of honor, integrity, personal courage, and selfless service. God Bless his family and the hands that sign this petition.
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Melinda F Bailey
10 years ago
I am a fellow sworn law enforcement officer of nearly 3 decacades. My family bleeds blue and their have and still are 22 at a minimum of a 4 year degree before entering the academy that have walked the thin blue line and continue to do so today in The Commenwealth of Virginia dating back to 1941. I find not doing this in The City Of Norfolk as is done in neighboring Cities throughout The Commonwealth is a slap in the face To All That Pay The Ultimate Sacrifice, but looks poorly upon The City Of Norfolk. We are supposed to be a united family "The Largest Family On Earth" The Thin Blue Line. I know my family ranges from city, state, VBI and Federal we rallied around Officer Jones Widow, His Co-Workers, The NPD and are still contributing to his family through The FOP throughout Hampton Roads. I am saddened that The City Of Norfolk would not want to honor a slain officer killed in the of duty and bring some form of closure to his family, something for his very young children to see, know daddy didn't die in vain, The City Of Norfolk Appreciated his service and a reminder to the community that actions have consequences.
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Scott Williams
10 years ago
This is the right thing to do.
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Rose Chandler
10 years ago
This is an even bigger tragedy if you can't simply name a street or road after Brian.
He died in your city!
You should honour Brian & family by doing this simple task.
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Mimi mayes
10 years ago
God Bless him and his family!! The least they can do in his memory !
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Marshall Walker
10 years ago
Make the change, please.
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Meg Watkins
10 years ago
Such a hero should be forever memorialized. If only there were more Brian Joneses in this world.
God bless his family and those who want his legacy to live on.
Fantastic idea to honor a fallen officer
For the sake of his widow & children, and his ultimate sacrifice for the safety of our city, please honor the requested petition!
He was a man who always inspired me to do better. His family took care of us and we miss him so.
great idea for a great hero
RIP Brian...can't think of a better way to honor you.
God bless
Officer Brian W. Jones is a hero remembered and never dies so his legacy should live on for the sacrifice he made for his community. The place where he perished should be named in his honor.
His,memory deserves to live on forever.
I say that we need to honor or Fallin police officers
I vote for naming a road in memory of Brian Jones
Brian was an incredible man, he definitely had a heart for young people. The times I was able to be around him he always encouraged me. He was really fun to be with, a great example to us kids and I loved his personality. He made a difference in so many lives.
Brian Jones, his family and,co workers deserve the very best.
I feel renaming Wellington Ave in honor of the ultimate sacrifice made by NPD Officer Brian Jones is something that city government officials should have done without a petition and formal request by citizens. I have lived in Norfolk all of my 57 years and recently I have seen the city government become somewhat indifferent to the sacrifices and risks undertaken by the city's first responders. Here is an opportunity to show that the city supports those who protect and serve the citizens of Norfolk. Don't miss this opportunity.
I will never forget my NPD Academy classmate Brian Jones. This hero and his legacy should live on with this street sign change. This man was and is the true definition of honor, integrity, personal courage, and selfless service. God Bless his family and the hands that sign this petition.
I am a fellow sworn law enforcement officer of nearly 3 decacades. My family bleeds blue and their have and still are 22 at a minimum of a 4 year degree before entering the academy that have walked the thin blue line and continue to do so today in The Commenwealth of Virginia dating back to 1941. I find not doing this in The City Of Norfolk as is done in neighboring Cities throughout The Commonwealth is a slap in the face To All That Pay The Ultimate Sacrifice, but looks poorly upon The City Of Norfolk. We are supposed to be a united family "The Largest Family On Earth" The Thin Blue Line. I know my family ranges from city, state, VBI and Federal we rallied around Officer Jones Widow, His Co-Workers, The NPD and are still contributing to his family through The FOP throughout Hampton Roads. I am saddened that The City Of Norfolk would not want to honor a slain officer killed in the of duty and bring some form of closure to his family, something for his very young children to see, know daddy didn't die in vain, The City Of Norfolk Appreciated his service and a reminder to the community that actions have consequences.
This is the right thing to do.
This is an even bigger tragedy if you can't simply name a street or road after Brian. He died in your city! You should honour Brian & family by doing this simple task.
God Bless him and his family!! The least they can do in his memory !
Make the change, please.
Such a hero should be forever memorialized. If only there were more Brian Joneses in this world. God bless his family and those who want his legacy to live on.