The men and women of the Bentley University Police Department extend our heartfelt sympathies and sincerest condolences to the family of Officer Sean Collier and to his brother and sister officers at the MIT Police Department and to the entire MIT community. We are all saddened by the loss of Officer Collier and he and his family will remain in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Ernest H. Leffler, Executive Director of Public & Environmental Safety/Chief of Police
eleffler@bentley.edu
4/22/2013

On behalf of the men and women of the Weare, New Hampshire Police Department, our thoughts and prayers are extended to Officer Collier's family and our brothers and sisters of the MIT Police Department. Officer Collier is a true hero and he will live on in our hearts forever and his dedication will never be forgotten. Our prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Sergeant Joseph Kelley
Kelley@WearePolice.com
4/22/2013

Go with God my brother.
The thin blue line just got thinner.

HPD Officer
4/22/2013

My condolences ...he was a true American Hero

LT John R Lee. NYPD
4/21/2013

Condolences to the family of MIT Officer Seab Collier and to his MIT police family as well. Godspeed Officer Collier.

A Sad Los Angeles Police Officer
4/21/2013

My deepest and sincerest condolences to Sean's family and extended family at MIT Police. Words can't begin to express my sorrow for his loss and the gratitude I have for his service.

John Amate, Suffolk County Sheriff
Amate@suffolksheriff.us
4/21/2013

My condolences to Officer Collier's family and department. RIP Sir, you will not be forgotten.

Randy Rogers, Lieutenant, University of North Texas Health Science Center Police Dept, Fort Worth TX ♦
randy.rogers@unthsc.edu
4/21/2013

On the behalf from Quincy Police Chief Paul Keenan and I would like to extend with our full condolences to the Collier family and friends and colleagues of Officer Sean Collier in this terrible tragedy from last week on Friday morning. The City of Quincy, the Quincy Police Department and the North Quincy Nights Strategic Response Unit, stands with the MIT Police Department to help and rebuild their communities back on the track as we are ready to move forward.

Jimmy Hui, President/Chief Executive Officer @ The Jimmy Hui Foundation
ltjhui@hotmail.com
4/21/2013

From all of us here at the North Hampton (NH) Police Department, we offer our most sincere condolences to the family, friends, and brother and sister officers of the MIT Police Department. Sean's Watch ended on April 18, 2012, but I can assure you he will never be forgotten by us here in neighboring New Hampshire. All should be cognizant of the fact that Sean knew the risks of the job and he did his duty to protect us and we now have to do our duty and remember him for all time. "All give some, but some give all"

Chief Brian Page, North Hampton, NH Police
bpage@northhampton-nh.gov
4/21/2013

On behalf of the Dublin, NH Police Department we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to Sean's Family and the MIT Police Department. Sean rest with peace officers, we'll take the watch from here.

Master Patrolman Timothy Suokko
4/21/2013

The men and women of Princeton University Campus Police want to express our heartfelt condolences to the family and to the colleagues of the MIT Police Department. Our prayers are with you all.

Captain Donald Reichling
Princeton University

Don Reichling, Captain
donaldr@princeton.edu
4/21/2013

My sincere condolences to Officer Collier's Family, Friends and all the members of the MIT Police
Department. Sean rest in peace brother, your shift is over and all suspects are now facing justice.

Sgt. Joseph Fratto (MIT Police Department Retired)
n1rlo@comcast.net
4/21/2013

On behalf of the Uniform Division of the US Department of Veteran Affairs Police ( Jamaica Plain ) Our deepest condolences to the Collier family and to our brothers and sisters of the MIT Police.

Michael Giannetti
Michael.Giannetti@va.gov
4/21/2013

My heart, thoughts, and prayers go out to Officer Collier and his Family!

Janet Esposito
Janetesp30@yahoo.com
4/21/2013

The Northeastern University Public Safety Division offers our deepest condolences to the family of Officer Sean Collier and to the men and women of the MIT Police Department. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

D. Joseph Griffin, Director of Public Safety/Chief of Policey
4/21/2013

Tufts Emergency Medical Services will be keeping Officer Collier and his family in our prayers and thoughts. To all of the police officers out there, we have nothing but the utmost respect for the work you do. You make the world a safer place and risk your lives every day. For that we are all grateful.

Paul Pemberton
4/21/2013

My thoughts and prayers go out to Officer Colliers family, friends and fellow officers!

Michelle LaMonica
TheLivingSeas@aol.com
4/21/2013

My deepest condolences to Officer Collier's family, friends, and all of the men and women of the MIT Police Department and the MIT community. All of us in Law Enforcement share your pain and sorrow.

Marc Wolf, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (Sergeant/Retired); and MIT Class of 1975
mswolf@lasd.org
4/21/2013

Thank you for your service.
My deepest condolences to the Collier and MIT family.

Lauren Misale
Clark University Police Department

Lauren Misale
4/21/2013

The men and women of the Boston College Police Department send our deepest condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Collier family, the members of the MIT Police Department, MBTA Officer Donohue and all the victims of these senseless acts of evil. May God bless our First Responders everywhere.

John M King, Director fo Public Safety/Chief of Police, Boston College
kingjm@bc.edu
4/21/2013

My heart goes out to Officer Collier's family and the MIT Police Department. He will be in my prayers.

Frederick Bainhauer III, Lehigh Carbon Community College, Public Safety
CAUDFRANCO@AOL.COM
4/21/2013

Thank you.

4/21/2013

Only the good die young. R.I.P.

4/21/2013

The thoughts of Tufts Public Safety are with the MIT community, and friends and family of Officer Collier. His life was cut short by a senseless act of violence; his contributions, personal as well as professional, will never be forgotten.

Nikita Saxena
nikita.saxena@tufts.edu
4/21/2013

On behalf of the Fisher College Police Department, and the entire Fisher College community, please accept our heartfelt sympathies. Words cannot express the sadness we all feel at the loss of Officer Sean Collier. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

William G. Chase
Chief of Police
Fisher College
wchase@fisher.edu

4/21/2013

Willaim G. Chase
wchase@fisher.edu
4/21/2013

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