Keeping "The Promise"
We invite you to read the November-December 2018 issue of The Epitaph, the official newsletter of the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society®. The Epitaph is chock full of articles recapping the outcome of events and news items of interest and inspiration–and contains listing of upcoming events. In this issue: Message from the President Honor OurRead More
We invite you to read the Jul-Aug 2018 issue of The Epitaph, the official newsletter of the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society®. The Epitaph is chock full of articles recapping the outcome of events and news items of interest and inspiration–and contains listing of upcoming events. In this issue: Message from the President Survivors’ CornerRead More
We invite you to read the Jul-Aug 2018 issue of The Epitaph, the official newsletter of the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society.
Remembering officers who have died in Julys past…. we have their stories from the oldest fatality, Marshal George Brenner, d. July 16, 1883, to the most recent, Police Officer Joshua T. Miktarian, d. July 13, 2008.
Remembering officers who have died in Junes past…. we have their stories from the oldest fatality, Patrolman Edward Parker d. June 19, 1912, to the most recent, Patrol Officer Wayne A. Leon, who died June 25, 2000.
Remembering officers who have died in Mays past…. we have their stories from the oldest fatality, Patrolman Michael Kick d. May 5, 1875, to the most recent, Investigator Jason D. West, who died in 2007. Patrolman Michael Kick, d. May 5, 1875 A gang of six, recently arriving from out of town had taken upRead More
The Promise is chock full of articles recapping the outcome of events and news items of interest and inspiration.
Remembering officers who have died in Marches past…. we have their stories from the oldest fatality, Patrolman William P. Armstrong, d. March 9, 1919, to the most recent, Patrol Officer James Kerstetter, who died in 2010. Patrolman William P. Armstrong, d. March 9, 1919 Patrolman William P. Armstrong, was appointed to the Cleveland Police DepartmentRead More
Remembering officers who have died in Aprils past…. we have their stories from the oldest fatality, Night Watchman Rupert Becker, d. April 10, 1916, to the most recent, Patrol Officer David Smith, d. April 15, 1998. Night Watchman Rupert Becker, d. April 10, 1916 In the early 20th Century, the Village of Amherst was aRead More
Remembering officers who have died in Februaries past…. we have their stories from the oldest fatality, Detective William Hulligan, d. February 8, 1887, to the most recent, Police Officer Jonathan Bastock, who died in 2011.
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