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Our motivation...our mission...is to be in service
to our fellow police officers, firefighters and
their families. Since the Band's inception we have
been privileged to play for the following officers
and firefighters. In their name...to their
memory...they will never be forgotten.
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Chicago
Fire Department
at rest 23 March 2007 |
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Chicago
Police Department
at rest 12 February 2007 |
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Chicago
Police Department (retired)
at rest 09 September 2006 |
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#13609 Chicago
Police Department
at rest 12 February 12 2006 |
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Police Officer Roger Bosio
Carabiniers du Prince de Monaco
at rest 08 August 2005 |
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Chicago Police
Department
at rest 11 September 05 |
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Retired 1st Deputy Superintendent
John J. Townsend
at rest
26 December 2004
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Police Officer
Michael Gordon
# 18751 Chicago Police Department
at rest 08
August 2004 |
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Deputy Dane Johns
Williamson County Sheriff's Police
31 Dec 58
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Superintendent
James M. Rochford
Chicago Police Department (retired)
at rest 14 April 2004 |
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Lieutenant Thomas M. Keough
#267 Chicago Police Dept
22 February 1950 - 03 July 2003
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Officer Darrel Hernandez
#13828 Chicago Police Dept
29 November 1968 - 01 May 2003 |
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Sgt Philip J. O'Reilly
#2321 Chicago Police Dept
23 December 1961 - 16 March 2003
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First Deputy Superintendent
John Thomas
#226 Chicago Police Dept
30 September 1949 - 06 March 2003
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Edwin J. McNamara
Honorary Battalion Chief
Chicago Fire Dept
20 February 1925 - 21 July 2002
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Officer Arthur McHugh
#12690 Chicago Police Dept
03 Jan 1943 - 27 September 2002
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Officer Benjamin Perez
#12225 Chicago Police Dept
18 September 2002
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Officer Adam V. Streicher
Stark County Sheriff Dept
07 March 1979 - 22 March 2002
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Officer Donald J. Marquez
#8620 Chicago Police Dept
10 April 1954 - 19 March 2002
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Sgt. Hector A. Silva
#1760 Chicago Police Dept
04 August 1965 - 02 October 2001
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Officer Eric D. Lee
#16947 Chicago Police Dept
11 October 1963 - 19 August 2001
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Det. Kevin D. Rice
#157 Rockford Police Dept
18 March 1963 - 03 August 2001
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Officer Brian T. Strouse
#15806 Chicago Police Dept
01 June 1968 - 30 June 2001
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Sgt. Myron G. "Butch" Deckard
#117 Vermilion County Sheriff Dept
16 March 1929 - 06 June 2001
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Firefighter Willard Christoffer
#161 Western Springs Fire Dept
28 July 1946 - 14 May 2001
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Sgt. Charles G. Brougham
#878 Chicago Police Dept
21 May 1948 - 11 December 2000
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Officer John J. "Red" Hooks Ryan
#4369 Chicago Police Dept
22 May 1922 - 14 September 2000
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Officer John P. Karalow
#6013 Chicago Police Dept
25 August 1966 - 28 August 2000
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Deputy Sheriff
Sung Hui "Sunny" Bang
#872 Milwaukee County Sheriff
21 March 1969 - 17 August 2000
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Deputy Sheriff Ralph E. Zylka
#426 Milwaukee County Sheriff
19 November 1951 - 17 August 2000
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Officer Brenda Sexton
#17854 Chicago Police Dept
01 February 1969 - 14 August 2000
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Sgt. Alane M. Stoffregen
#1203 Chicago Police Dept
25 June 1949 - 02 June 2000
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Special Recognition Ceremony
29 April 2003
Trooper John M. Edrington
#365 Kentucky State Police
Killed in the Line of Duty 21 December 1988 |
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The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation is a
not-for-profit organization dedicated to honoring the
lives and memories of our fallen heroes. The Foundation
provides support and assistance to the families of
Chicago Police Officers who sacrificed their lives.
Established in 2004, the Foundation strengthens the
relationship between the Chicago Police, its business
and civic leaders, and its citizenry. It allows us to
express our gratitude to the fallen Officers families
for the ultimate sacrifice of their loved one.
Over
420 Chicago Police Officers have given their lives to
protect the people of Chicago. These brave men and
women were more than just Police Officers. They were
parents, spouses, and children. They were your
neighbors, your friends, and your protectors, and each
served with loyalty to this city and to you, its
citizens. Each one of them went to work on their
fateful day knowing the risks that came when they
decided to dedicate their life to protect all of us.
For more information about the Chicago Police Memorial
Foundation please click
here.
