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UPCOMING EVENTS (listed on WashingtonStateCops.org)
Below is a calendar of upcoming events for Washington State Concerns of Police Survivors. More details on some of these will be available closer to the date. Mark your calendars and plan to participate in as many events as you can, to lend support to other survivors and to thank law enforcement officers who serve our communities.
Please inform us of law enforcement or survivor events planned in your
area that are not on this calendar, so we can share with others.
Saturday, June 22, 2019: WAStateC.O.P.S. Eastern WA Brunch, 09:30 am
Immediately following the Saul Gallegos Memorial Run
Singleton Park, Manson, WA 98831
Sunday, August 11, 2019: WAStateC.O.P.S. Chapter Picnic, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Angle Lake Park Shelter C, 19408 International Blvd, SeaTac, WA 98188
Enjoy a delicious lunch provided by Catering by Edwin
The park has a water spray area, playground equipment, and a nature trail for your
enjoyment before or after our picnic!
Friday, August 23, 2019: Everett Aqua Sox Local Heroes Night, 7:00 pm
Everett Funko Stadium, 3900 Broadway, Everett, WA 98201
Tickets are $13 each; contact [email protected] for tickets
Saturday, September 14, 2019: Back the Blue 5K Run, 9:00 am
Roegner Park, 601 Oravetz Road SE, Auburn, WA 98092
For more information and to register, visit
http://www.washingtonstatecops.org/event/back-the-blue-5k-run/
Saturday, December 7, 2019: WAStateC.O.P.S. Chapter Meeting, 11:00 am - 3 pm
Kirkland PD, 11750 NE 118th St., Kirkland, WA 98034
Enjoy a delicious lunch provided by Catering by Edwin
Meeting will feature a recap of 2019 and discussion for 2020
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Elections for National C.O.P.S. board positions
If you are a survivor and did not receive the email detailing election procedures and the ballot, please
contact [email protected]. We will send you the information.
Inside This Issue
Upcoming Events, Email Addresses Needed, Elec-tions
1
Seattle Police Honor Guard
memorial video 2
WAStateC.O.P.S. Board 2
Financial Assistance 2
Acronyms 2
Social Media page 2
Everett AquaSox ‘Local
Heroes’ game 3
Back the Blue 5k 3
National C.O.P.S. 2019
retreats 4
Survivor Reflections and
News
5-
6
Photos from Spokane cere-
moies 7
Gone but Not Forgotten 8-
11
Acknowledgements 12
Summer, 2019
WAStateC.O.P.S. News
Washington State Concerns of Police Survivors
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HOP Financial Assistance
WAStateC.O.P.S. offers financial assistance for
those attending retreats offered by National
C.O.P.S. in 2019.
When you register for your retreat, download
our Statement of Eligibility from the Resources
page on our website.
Other options to obtain the Statement of Eligibil-
ity form:
call 425-522-2677
Complete the form and return it to us.
You must abide by the eligibility terms in or-
der to qualify for reimbursement.
Contact us at [email protected]
for more information.
For 2019 National Police Week, the Se-attle Police Department prepared a trib-ute to three Seattle Police Officers whose LODD anniversaries are 35, 25, and 10 years ago.
Please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TSSZ2GbTqY to view the tributes to:
Officer Nick Davis, EOW 12/18/1984
Detective Antonio Terry, EOW 06/04/1994
Officer Tim Brenton, EOW 10/31/2009
AC = Adult Child
CHP = California High-
way Patrol
EF = Extended Family
EOW = End of Watch or
Eternally on Watch
HOP = Hands on Pro-
grams
NPW = National Police
Week
P = Parent
P.D. or PD = Police Dept
S = Sibling
SO = Significant Other
S.O. = Sheriff’s Office
W = Widow(er)
Acronyms
President: Penny Brenton, P, Officer Tim Brenton,
Seattle Police Department, EOW 10/31/2009
Vice President: Marty Jordan, AC, Deputy Robert
Varner, Navajo County S.O. (AZ), EOW 01/02/1989
Secretary: Rebecca Humphrey, Fiancée, Officer
Jake Gutierrez, Tacoma PD, EOW 11/30/2016
Treasurer: Leslie Barber, EF, Officer Joselito “Lito”
Barber, Seattle PD, EOW 08/13/2006
Immediate Past President: Ernie Barber, P, Officer
Joselito “Lito” Barber, Seattle PD, EOW 08/13/2006
Eastern WA Liaison: Jessica Fitch, AC, Officer Mike
Marshall, Omak PD, EOW 03/26/1998
Training Coordinator: Judith Secor, P, Officer Rob-
ert Coulter, CHP (CA), EOW 11/02/2003
Social Liaison: Linda Levay, P, Sgt. Stacy Levay,
USAF Security Forces, EOW 01/01/1992
Suicide Liaison: Julie Zielinski, P, Deputy Matt Ziel-
inski, Chelan County S.O., EOW 06/01/2005
Law Enforcement Liaison: Sgt. (Ret) Frank
Kampsen, Seattle Police Department
WAStateC.O.P.S. Board
Social Media Facebook
Twitter Instagram
Seattle PD Memorial Video
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Play ball! Join survivors, supporters, friends and family and enjoy a night out with the Everett AquaSox, for Local Heroes Night!
The game is against the Eugene Emeralds (Chicago Cubs Class-A affiliate) on Friday, August 23.
Gates open at 5:30, with First Pitch at 7:05 pm.
Ticket prices for this special Local Heroes Night are $13 each.
We are in Section B, Upper Box, on the first base side.
For tickets, contact us at [email protected]
Our 5K run will be held on Saturday, September 14, 2019.
We are proud to once again partner with Back the Blue 5K!
Reogner Park, 601 Oravetz Road SE, Auburn, WA 98092
Tentative additional information:
• 9:00 am start for the 5K
• 9:45 am start for the 1 mile fun-run
$45 includes t-shirt and medal
$25 one-mile fun run includes a t-shirt
$20 for children 12 years old and under who want a t-shirt
Otherwise, children 12 years old and under run for free
• $45 virtual run registration includes t-shirt, medal and packet shipping
For more information, visit WAStateC.O.P.S. Back the Blue 5k
Back the Blue 5K Saturday, September 14, 2019
Everett AquaSox ‘Local Heroes’ Game Friday, August 23, 2019
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June 14 - 17 Adult Children’s Retreat (surviving children 21 years of age and older)
July 6 - 13 Outward Bound (surviving children, ages 15-20)
Registration is closed
July 7 - 13 Kids Camp (surviving children, ages 6-14)
Registration is closed
July 29 - August 2 Young Adults Camp (surviving children and siblings, ages 15-20)
June 19 is the registration deadline
August 16 - 19 Fiancées / Significant Others Retreat
July 16 is the registration deadline
September 6 - 9 Siblings Retreat
August 6 is the registration deadline
Sept 20 - 23 Spouses Retreat
August 20 is the registration deadline
October 4 - 7 Co-Workers Retreat
September 4 is the registration deadline
October 11 - 14 Extended Family Retreat (e.g., cousins, aunts, uncles, in-laws, grandparents)
September 11 is the registration deadline
October 25 - 28 Parents Retreat
September 25 is the registration deadline
WAStateC.O.P.S. offers UP TO $600 per person in financial assistance to attend retreats, for those not receiving assistance from other sources.
Download our eligibility form from our Resources page, or contact [email protected] for an eligibility form.
National C.O.P.S. Retreats, 2019
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It is that time of year, time to register for my annual C.O.P.S. Extended Family Retreat. I say “my” retreat be-cause it truly is a time for me. This will be my fifth trip to the Trout Lodge and I always look forward to it.
Almost 10 years ago, I lost my brother-in-law, Deputy Kent Mundell, in the line of duty. He was responding to a domestic violence call and was shot while trying to protect those in need. It was at that moment when I be-came a member of a club that no one wants to join.
I first learned of the C.O.P.S. Hands on Retreats in Washington DC during Police Week. My initial thought was that I didn’t need it, I have a strong support system at home. Nonetheless, after encouragement from my local C.O.P.S. President, I went to my first retreat. I never imagined that my circle of care could and would grow exponentially. It was enlightening.
The dynamic of the group is amazing. Right away, I felt welcome and like I truly fit in. I had found “my peo-ple”. It is heartbreaking that our tribe keeps growing, but I continually find comfort in being surrounded by people who have shared the same loss. The seminars are poignant, presented by counselors with great em-pathy, and the activities are a blast.
I wholeheartedly encourage all survivors to attend their unique retreat. It will truly help with healthy ways to remember your loved one and not to forget yourself in the process.
GO. REMEMBER. REPEAT.
Erin Aiken
Sister-in-law, Deputy Kent Mundell, Pierce County Sheriff’s Office, EOW 12-28-2009
Congratulations to Elise Peyton (Ng), who graduated high school in June, 2019.
Elise is the daughter of Ellensburg (WA) Sergeant Nelson Ng, EOW 08/15/2008. She will attend the University of Washington in the fall.
Quinn Brenton will attend Everett Community College this fall. Quinn is the son of Seattle Police Officer Tim Brenton, EOW 10/31/2009.
Survivor Reflections
Survivor News
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On behalf of my family, I would like to thank Lauren Truscott and the Seattle Police Department for the me-morial event we were invited to on May 15th. It was professional, thoughtful, and very well done.
We would like to thank Chief Carmen Best for taking her time to shake hands with each one of the survivors in attendance. We were greeted warmly when we arrived, we were impressed with the police horse and rider at the entrance, and we felt very welcome.
We hope this becomes an annual event as it is important to remember our fallen officers and after all these years, we are grateful we are able to participate on these occasions.
Thank you again.
Judy Ann Rumble Bergvall, Daughter, Seattle Police Officer William T. Rumble EOW 10/29/1947
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We remembered 3 Washington State law enforcement officers during the National Peace Officer's memorial service in our nation's capitol.
Seattle Police Honor Guard Memorial Ceremony was also observed on May 15, at the SPD West Precinct. We paid tribute to the 59 fallen SPD officers and families.
There was a candlelight vigil held on the 13th that we were not able to attend, but we were glad we attended the Memorial Ceremony. As we walked to the Precinct we were greeted by members of the SPD Mounted Patrol. We entered the precinct and were immediately met by members of the Honor Guard. Sergeant Lauren Truscott showed great care and support. It was very much appreciated.
We heard from Mayor Jenny Durkan, and SPD Chief Carmen Best shared some of her personal connections when a touching video tribute was shared about Detective Antonio Terry EOW June 4, 1994 (25 years).
Also honored with emotional video tributes were Officer Nicholas Davis EOW December 18, 1994 (35 years), and Officer Timothy Brenton EOW October 31, 2009 (10 years).
I could feel the emotions in the room after each video. All the video presentations brought to mind many of my own personal memories. Never Forget.
Ryan Barber, Cousin, Seattle Police Officer Joselito ‘Lito’ Barber, EOW 08/13/2006
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Candlelight Vigil photos courtesy of the Seattle Police Department and Sgt. Lauren Truscott
Survivor Reflections on the Seattle PD ceremonies
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Photos from the Spokane Memorial ceremonies
Photos courtesy of Rae Anna Victor.
Top left: candlelight vigil, May 6
Top right: survivors of Spokane Sergeant Robbin
Best, EOW 02/13/1987
Center: agencies represented at the memorial
ceremony on May 7
Left: Kent Police Chief Padilla and friends honor-
ing Kent Officer Diego Moreno, EOW 07/22/2018
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Gone But Not Forgotten – June / July
NAME EOW DEPARTMENT
Deputy Franklin Minnie 06/01/1997 Washoe County (NV) S.O.
Officer John Pedro 06/03/2002 California (CA) Highway Patrol
Detective Frank Welch 06/04/1912 Aberdeen Police Dept.
Detective Antonio Terry 06/04/1994 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer Todd Bahr 06/06/2008 Fredericksburg (VA) Police Dept.
Corporal Ronald Parker 06/08/1987 Port of Seattle Police Dept.
Deputy Valentine McDavis 06/12/1928 Spokane County S.O.
Patrolman John Johnsen 06/12/1948 Tenino Police Dept.
Deputy Arthur Skaar 06/13/1966 Skamania County S.O.
Constable Mahlon Johnson 06/14/1921 Waverly Police Dept.
Sgt. William Cross 06/15/1979 WA State Dept. of Corrections (Walla Walla)
Officer William Cunliffe 06/17/1911 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer Rick Silva 06/18/2015 Chehalis Police Dept.
Officer James Forbes 06/21/1974 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer James St. DeLore 06/21/1974 Seattle Police Dept.
Deputy Richard Herzog 06/22/2002 King County S.O. (Newcastle)
Officer Michael Tynan 06/24/1916 Spokane Police Dept.
Det. Sgt. Samuel Hicks 06/24/1982 King County S.O.
Deputy Marshal Louis Conlee 06/25/1895 Sprague Police Dept.
Trooper James Moen 06/25/2001 Alaska State Troopers (AK) Fish and Wildlife
Deputy Saul Gallegos 06/26/2003 Chelan County S.O.
Patrolman John Wright 06/28/1953 WA State Patrol (Spokane)
Agent Horatio Stetson 06/29/1924 U.S. Bureau of A.T.F. (Skykomish)
Chief Deputy Fred Hickson 06/29/1924 Mason County S.O.
Marshal James Parsons 06/30/1903 Centralia Police Dept.
Deputy Michael Page 06/30/2007 Bowie County (TX) S.O.
Chief Alva Tucker 07/02/1927 Ellensburg Police Dept.
Det. Charles Raymond 07/03/1902 Everett Police Dept.
Officer Enoch Breece 07/03/1902 Seattle Police Dept.
Posseman Cornelius Rowley 07/04/1902 King County S.O.
Officer Henry Harris 07/04/1911 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer Amos Comer 07/05/1924 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer Thor Soderberg 07/09/1934 King County S.O.
Deputy Steven Watson 07/07/2010 Chicago (IL) Police Dept.
Special Agent John True 07/11/1930 Union Pacific Railroad Police Dept. (Tacoma)
Deputy James Bennett 07/14/1951 Chelan County S.O.
Chief Frank Chadwick 07/15/1935 Puyallup Police Dept.
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Gone But Not Forgotten – July / Aug
NAME EOW DEPARTMENT
Officer Harry Storem 07/15/1935 Puyallup Police Dept.
Officer Brian DiBucci 07/15/1999 Everett Police Dept.
Chief William Terry 07/17/1911 Colville Police Dept.
Sgt. Peter Garland 07/18/2007 Klickitat County S.O.
Special Deputy John Mines 07/19/1946 King County S.O.
Detective Brian Orchard 07/20/1983 Spokane Police Dept.
Officer Frederick Germain 07/21/1922 Spokane Police Dept.
Detective Harry Vosper 07/21/1949 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer James Brizendine 07/21/1955 Seattle Police Dept.
Detective Marc DiNardo 07/21/2009 Jersey City (NJ) Police Dept.
Special Deputy George Yeaman 07/22/1946 King County S.O.
Marshal John Rice 07/22/1960 Forks Police Dept.
Trooper Clifford Hansell 07/22/1987 WA State Patrol (Kent)
Officer Diego Moreno 07/22/2018 Kent Police Dept.
Marshal John Wright 07/23/1908 Colville Police Dept.
Sgt. John Weedin 07/24/1916 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer George Poor 07/26/1891 King County S.O.
Marshal John Hilsinger 07/27/1945 LaConner Police Dept.
Deputy James Chatfield 07/28/1921 Whatcom County S.O.
Agent Ludwig Johnsen 07/28/1928 U.S. Bureau of A.T.F. (Leavenworth)
Deputy Bryan Gross 07/28/2011 Converse County (WY) S.O.
Officer Minor Cudihee 07/30/1892 Tacoma Police Dept.
Officer Robert Wiley 07/30/1916 Seattle Police Dept.
Sgt. Brad Crawford 07/30/2004 Clark County S.O.
Officer Harry Williams 08/02/1931 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer Patrick Maher 08/02/2003 Federal Way Police Dept.
Marshal William Hillyer 08/03/1923 Zillah Police Dept.
Sheriff John Wormell 08/05/1931 Asotin County S.O.
Deputy Wally Davis 08/05/2000 Clallam County S.O. (Port Angeles)
Officer Brent Clearman 08/06/2006 California (CA) Highway Patrol
Officer Nicholas Armstrong 08/06/2011 Rapid City (SD) Police Dept.
Detective Brent Hanger 08/06/2015 WA State Patrol (Chinook Pass)
Deputy Willfred Rorisen 08/07/1922 Clark County S.O.
Deputy Alan Hultgren 08/07/1981 Skagit County S.O.
Officer Rick Ulbright 08/08/2004 US Air Force Office of Special Investigations
Officer William Wickman 08/09/1925 Tacoma Police Dept.
Officer Dennis Darden 08/09/1974 Portland (OR) Police Dept.
Patrolman Jack Martin 08/09/1988 Lynden Police Dept.
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Gone But Not Forgotten – Aug / Sep
NAME EOW DEPARTMENT
Marshal Robert Dawson 08/12/1940 Washtucna Police Dept (now Adams County S.O.)
Officer Charles Woodworth 08/12/1964 California (CA) Highway Patrol
Deputy Joseph O’Connor 08/13/1961 Spokane County S.O.
Officer Joselito Barber 08/13/2006 Seattle Police Dept.
Marshal Albert Lemley 08/14/1935 Rosalia Police Dept.
Weight Control Officer Joseph Modlin 08/15/1974 WA State Patrol (Skamania County)
Sgt. James Kinard 08/15/1994 Snohomish County S.O.
Sgt. Nelson Ng 08/15/2008 Ellensburg Police Dept.
Officer Ivan Belka 08/18/1951 WA State Patrol (Spokane)
Deputy Stephen Gallagher 08/18/2009 Lewis County S.O.
Investigator George Trabing 08/19/1931 U.S. Bureau of A.T.F. (near Bremerton)
Officer William Maguire 08/21/1931 Pullman Police Dept.
Marshal Artis Chitty 08/22/1940 U.S. Marshals Service (Tacoma)
Marshal Grant Dickinson 08/24/1912 Tekoa Police Dept.
Deputy John Eastep 08/24/1912 Whitman County S.O.
Officer Martin Clarke 08/26/1984 Chicago (IL) Police Dept.
Officer Roy Bradshaw 08/27/1973 Colville Tribal Police Dept.
Sgt. Louis Millard 08/27/1986 Colville Tribal Police Dept.
Officer William Lowry 08/28/1997 Tacoma Police Dept.
Officer Matthew Tokuoka 08/28/2010 Hoonah (AK) Police Dept
Trooper James Bava 08/28/2015 Missouri (MO) State Highway Patrol
Warden Sherman Handron 08/29/1943 Washington Dept. of Wildlife (Humptulips)
Deputy James Slater 08/29/2003 Spokane County S.O.
Officer David Richards 09/01/1967 Seattle Police Dept.
Lt. Roger Sanders 09/01/1978 WA State Dept. of Corrections
Sgt. Mark Murphy 09/01/1988 Prince Georges County (MD) Police Dept.
Officer James Rector 09/02/1997 Oregon State (OR) Highway Patrol
Deputy Anne Jackson 09/02/2008 Skagit County S.O.
Officer Eugene Bolstad 09/03/1957 WA State Patrol (Long Beach)
Officer Doug Krenz 09/04/1978 Blaine Police Dept.
Asst. Chief Larry Duronso 09/04/1978 Blaine Police Dept.
Marshal Dolar LaPlant 09/05/1925 Eatonville Police Dept.
Officer Ephriam Hubbard 09/07/1886 Spokane Police Dept.
Officer Lyle Tracy 09/08/1928 Seattle Police Dept.
Deputy Arthur Cobain 09/08/1938 Grays Harbor County S.O.
Agent Vernon Rogers 09/08/1965 U.S. Bureau of A.T.F. (Port Angeles)
Trooper Clarence Johnson 09/08/1968 WA State Patrol (Fall City / Carnation)
Officer Larry Frost 09/09/1977 Tacoma Police Dept.
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Gone But Not Forgotten – September
Please Note: “Gone but Not Forgotten” includes law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty in Washington
State. Out of state officers are listed if known survivors live in our chapter’s support area. If your officer is not listed,
please pardon the omission, and let us know so that we may properly acknowledge your officer. Our fallen officers
are also honored on their EOW on our Social Media pages (FB, Twitter, Instagram)
NAME EOW DEPARTMENT
Trooper Andrew Stocks 09/09/2008 North Carolina (NC) Highway Patrol
Sgt. George Rupp 09/11/1981 Ferry County S.O.
Officer Eddie Thomas 09/12/2006 Brier Police Dept.
Officer Ralph Ahner 09/13/1932 Seattle Police Dept.
Deputy Matt Herzog 09/13/2001 Whatcom County S.O.
Officer Albert Schaneman 09/14/1903 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer Roderick Henry 09/14/1988 Warm Springs Tribal PD (Klickitat County)
Officer Emery Sherard 09/15/1928 Seattle Police Dept.
Marshal George Conniff 09/15/1935 Newport Police Dept.
Deputy Don Armeni 09/15/1954 King County S.O.
Officer Ernest Eichhorn 09/16/1958 WA State Patrol (Puyallup)
Deputy Ernest Runke 09/19/1957 Lewis County S.O.
Senior Agent Jeremy Wilson 09/19/2004 U.S. Border Patrol
Deputy Jake Guns 09/20/1947 Yakima County S.O.
Officer Kristine Fairbanks 09/20/2008 US Forest Service (near Sequim)
Officer Nicholas Koleski 09/21/1920 Aberdeen Police Dept.
Officer Gene Perry 09/21/1930 Seattle Police Dept.
Inspector Frank Liedloff 09/21/1936 WA State Dept. of Fisheries
Officer Matthias Rude 09/24/1910 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer Edwin Wilson 09/24/1919 Seattle Police Dept.
Officer Dorian Halvorson 09/24/1976 Seattle Police Dept.
Agent Andrew Bolon 09/25/1855 Bureau of Indian Affairs (near Goldendale)
Officer Robert Litsey 09/25/1924 Seattle Police Dept.
Deputy Lee Birdsell 09/26/1968 Garfield County S.O. (Clarkston)
Officer Mike Scofield 09/26/2002 Reno (NV) Police Dept.
Officer Con Anderson 09/27/1936 Seattle Police Dept.
Marshal John Stitt 09/27/1952 Paonia (CO) Police Dept.
Officer Eugene Jennings 09/27/1968 Pomeroy Police Dept.
Officer Walter Cottle 09/29/1930 Seattle Police Dept.
Agent Ballard Turner 09/29/1932 U.S. Bureau of A.T.F. (Vancouver)
Marshal William Jeffrey 09/30/1894 Puyallup Police Dept.
Officer Vernon Fortin 09/30/1923 WA State Patrol (enroute to Lynden)
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