God bless this hero!

Charles Frazier, L2975 IAFF
Ctfrazier@comcast.net
4/22/2013

Our hearts are deeply saddened by the loss of Sean. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and the MIT Police and campus community.

Sgt. Chris Zelezney, Campus Community Police, University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada
zelezne@uwindsor.ca
4/22/2013

Safe travels to the house not built with hands, eternal in the heavens...
You stood up rightly in your station before God and Man.

Thank you for your service. Yor family, sad and heartbroken, should be proud!!!!!

Brother in Blue
4/22/2013

To the Collier family and the MIT Police Department, my thoughts and prayers are with you.
May he rest in peace.

Sergeant John R. Kazmierczak Clark University Police
jkazmierczak@clarku.edu
4/22/2013

To the Collier family and the men and women of the MITpolice department, please accept the heartfelt condolences from the officers of the Wellesley Police Department. Officer Collier now stands guard for all eternity. God bless you Sean!

Chief Terrence Cunningham
chieftmc@wellesleyma.gov
4/22/2013

wow Sean, I didnt think this was going to be the next time we talked! You made the ultimate sacrifice and we all thank you for that. Rest well brother and know your death was not in vane.

Rob F.
epd0407@aol.com
4/22/2013

On behalf of the men and women of the Stanford Unveristy Police Department, our deepest sympathy for the loss of Officer Collier. His bravery and sacrifice will long be an inspiration to his fellow law enforcement officers. Officer Collier: you have made this world a better place. We are forever in your debt and you are forever in our hearts. Sleep well...

Deputy Harris Kuhn, Stanford University Department of Public Safety
harris.kuhn@stanford.edu
4/22/2013

I never had the honor of knowing you Officer, but mourn your loss just the same. God's speed on your journey and rest easy!

Chris Kelleher NYPD (Ret.) and U.S. Federal Reserve Police
4/22/2013

My deepest thoughts and prayers to Officer Collier's family and friends, and to all members of the MIT Police Department.

Officer Collier, you will always be remembered proudly as a dedicated Officer and a Hero. Job well done, Officer Collier. Job well done. May you now Rest in well deserved Peace in the loving and comforting arms of Angels, among many fellow Heroes of the Blue Line.

Cris Melendez
cris@bolderwolf.com
4/22/2013

Thoughts and prayers for the family, and my fellow brothers and sisters at MIT, for you loss.

Sgt. William Norton
wnorton@orleanspd.com
4/22/2013

Prayers are going out to Officer Collier and his family. He lived and died by the oath of the badge, making him my personal hero. Go onto protect those in heaven my friend for you truly are worthy and capable if being Gods protector.

Officer Peter Abaskharoun Burlington MA Police
Pabask@bpd.org
4/22/2013

To the family, friends, and coworkers, I cannot express my sincerest condolences adequately enough, Sean's loss is just so tragic and senseless, Sean had so much to live for and so much to give for both his profession and his family, it is so sad and tragic that our world is being threatened by such hateful people in the world, Seans loss is going to be felt for a long time to come, I wish his family and his coworkers the very best and hope and pray that they all find a way to push on and live their lives in his memory! God Bless you all! Ret Lt Wayne Larkin Framingham Aux Police.

Wayne Larkin Ret Lt Framingham Aux Police
wlarkpolice@verizon.net8d
4/22/2013

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

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