![]() ![]() To Ken's family, please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers and always will be.īrother of Det. ![]() So you and Jared know, we'll keep trying to do our best down here, we have to. You were one of the hardest working cops I had ever met. You were always willing to help, always willing to break off to cover another on a call and your work ethic is second to none. So many people looked up to you and your legacy will live on. There hasn't even been time to catch our breath. There are no answers, it simply isn't fair. Through this tragedy, we have all become family. For the Jordan Family, our prayers will be with you. Officer Jordan, We thank you for you dedicated service to the people of your community. your watch did not end and instead will continue as you will now watch over your brother officers. I will forever remember your friendship and the conversations we had about the job. And I am not resigned.Īlthough, we spoke many times at shift change in the locker room at the creek. Quietly they go, the intelligent, the witty, the brave. Gently they go, the beautiful, the tender, the kind Rest in Peace, brother!ĭown, down, down into the darkness of the grave I went by your memorial last night and was so touched by the many who had left cards, poems, and flowers in your memory. Though I did not know you personally, I will never forget the ultimate sacrifice you made. My prayers also go out to your brothers and sisters in blue, it is a hard job and after something like this happens it makes it even harder. My prayers go out for Ken, his family and friends. The really good people leave a lasting impression. God bless you all.Īnother good person is taken from this earth, its not fair. Special love to the fraternity that family can't even touch. Thank you, Ken, for the heartprint you left on the lives you touched. I will stop and salute your name on The National Law Enforcement Memorial in D.C. I just received notice of this from another Brother involved in SASS. "Now I lay me." his little two year old voice sounded so sweet, my eyes bagan to burn with tears.together we asked for God to bless "Poppy, and his Brothers and Sisters in Blue.and to give Ken a hug and Jared too." My little man is too young to understand.or so I thought, but as I knelt by the bed, weeping, trying to gain my composure, that same sweet voice whispered to me, "Mommy, he's okay." All I could do is stand there and weep.Īs I tucked my little guy in to bed tonight, I helped him say his prayers. And then, last night, on my way to work, I stopped by your memorial, and I had that chance.to say something different.I was at a loss for words. You are one of the few that always does that.If I had known that was going to be the last time that I would ever speak to you, I would have said something completely different. I have sat down and tried to think a hundred times what it is that I want to say.I still don't even know where to begin.Ī few nights ago, I sat your primary.you had sent me a message, and as you always do, you called me by name. Rest well brother, "your clear to be out east." I'm saddened and hurt you had to make this sacrifice, but I will keep you close to my heart always. Although I would prefer to have you back, it will be my honor to carry you to the rest you deserve. I know you didn't want to be a hero, but you are. Thank you so much for the man you were, you know you impacted many lives in your way too short of time. It didn't even become real until today when I was coming to work and I passed the memorial on Fountain. I was in such shock when I got the call, I couldn't and didn't want to believe what I was hearing. Rest in peace and know that my prayers are with you, your family and all the brave people in law enforcement. But as my 8 year old asked me "Mommy, why do the good guys have to die when the bad guy didn't?" A question we all ask ourselves. As a sister of a CSPD officer this really touches my heart. To one of Colorado Springs finest, thank you for giving the ultimate sacrifice. Rest in Peace, and please keep an eye on the men and women in blue. My thoughts and prayers go out to your family, friends, and colleagues at the Colorado Springs Police Department. ![]() I hope that one day I too will have touched as many lives as you have. You have inspired me now more then ever to follow through with my dream of becoming a police officer. Your courageousness, and heroic sacrifice will forever remain in my heart. I have never wanted to wear CSPD's uniform as badly as I do now. ![]() Officer Ken Jordan you made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, and will never be forgotten. My thoughts and prayers are with the family and the Colorado Springs P.DĪ great hero said, "Courage is being scared to death - but saddling up anyway." Thank you for having the courage to saddle up. ![]()
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