Fallen Hero Memorial

Name	End of Watch	Agency	State/Country
Murray, Raymond In Memory Of Raymond Murray New York Environment Conservation Police, NY End of watch: 1970-10-09 Aircraft: Piper PA-28 Forest Ranger Raymond L. Murray was killed in an airplane crash at Hammondsport, NY while conducting a fire control flight. Thoughts and Memories of Raymond Murray No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1970-10-09	New York Environment Conservation Police	NY
Myers, Wayne In Memory Of Wayne Myers Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Canada End of watch: 1983-12-01 Aircraft: Bell 206B3 Special Cst. Wayne Graham Myers was killed along with Corporal Francis Jones, when their helicopter struck an unmarked suspension cable. The cable was strung across an area around Cat Ears Creek on Vancouver Island. Thoughts and Memories of Wayne Myers No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1983-12-01	Royal Canadian Mounted Police	Canada
Nalley, William In Memory Of William Nalley Charleston County Sheriff’s Department, SC End of watch: 1992-06-07 Aircraft: Enstrom 280FX Deputy William Nalley and Sergeant Hubert Lloyd were killed when their helicopter crashed as they were preparing to search for a serial rapist. The officers were flying the helicopter from one airport to the Charleston International Airport when it crashed less then one mile after takeoff. Deputy Nalley had been with the agency for two years. Thoughts and Memories of William Nalley No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1992-06-07	Charleston County Sheriff’s Department	SC
Neiland, Allen In Memory Of Allen Neiland Iowa State Patrol, IA End of watch: 1990-10-14 Aircraft: Cessna 172 Trooper Allen Nieland was killed when his Cessna 172 patrol plane crashed as he was assisting other troopers in locating a robbery suspect. He located the suspect and was flying above him when the aircraft suddenly nose-dived into the ground. The suspect was apprehended and charged with vehicular homicide in connection with Trooper Nieland’s death. Trooper Nieland had served with the Iowa State Patrol for eight years. He was survived by his wife, two sons, and two daughters. Thoughts and Memories of Allen Neiland No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1990-10-14	Iowa State Patrol	IA
Nelson, Gary In Memory Of Gary Nelson Anaheim Police Department, CA End of watch: 1975-08-15 Aircraft: unknown helicopter Gary A. Nelson, was a thirty-five year old Anaheim Police Officer and helicopter pilot. He was piloting the department’s helicopter and conducting an airborne narcotics surveillance on August 15, 1975, when his helicopter crashed. He was killed and his observer was injured. Thoughts and Memories of Gary Nelson No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1975-08-15	Anaheim Police Department	CA
Nelson, Russell In Memory Of Russell Nelson Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, MN End of watch: 1975-09-28 Aircraft: unknown Conservation Officer Russell J. Nelson died when his aircraft crashed under unknown circumstances. Thoughts and Memories of Russell Nelson No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1975-09-28	Minnesota Department of Natural Resources	MN
Nelson, Clifford In Memory Of Clifford Nelson Pima County Sheriff's Department, AZ End of watch: 1928-10-23 Aircraft: unknown airplane On October 21, 1928, eighteen-year-old William Hyatt set off on a hunting trip in the Oracle area. When he failed to return the next day, his mother called the Sheriff’s Department. Sheriff James McDonald sent a posse of deputies and volunteers to search the area. They found nothing that day. The next day George Peck and Charles Mayse offered to search the area from their planes. Deputy Clifford Nelson, Harold Whitman, a Veteran’s Bureau employee, and Bruce McIntyre, a University of Arizona student, flew with Mr. Peck. As the plane circled the area, observers on the ground said that the plane seemed to just suddenly plunge to the earth. When deputies reached the crash scene, they found the charred shell of the aircraft and four bodies, burned beyond recognition. William Hyatt’s body was found later that day a victim of an accidental, self-inflicted gunshot wound. Clifford Nelson was survived by his wife, a three-month-old baby, and a thirteen-year-old stepson. Thoughts and Memories of Clifford Nelson No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1928-10-23	Pima County Sheriff's Department	AZ
Nettell, Frederick In Memory Of Frederick Nettell Civil Air Patrol, CA End of watch: 1997-11-03 Aircraft: Cessna 182 Skylane Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Nettell died when his Skylane crashed at 1743 hours near Markleeville, GA., during a SAR mission. Captain Jess Ceniceros was also killed. Thoughts and Memories of Frederick Nettell No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1997-11-03	Civil Air Patrol	CA
Nicholson, Tim In Memory Of Tim Nicholson Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Canada End of watch: 2000-08-15 Aircraft: Cessna Ce208 Caravan Special Constable Tim Nicholson, 48, a flight engineer from Ottawa died shortly after dropping off members of the Terrace RCMP Emergency Response Team near Teslin Lake. The aircraft took off and climbed to around 1,500 feet before plunging nose first into the lake on the British Columbia -Yukon boundary. Pilot Sergeant Ed Mobley, 49, was also killed. Members of the ERT immediately went into the water, but were unable to locate the two victims. Thoughts and Memories of Tim Nicholson No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	2000-08-15	Royal Canadian Mounted Police	Canada
Nicolle, Joe In Memory Of Joe Nicolle Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, OK End of watch: 1990-07-26 Aircraft: Robinson R22B Shortly after noon Trooper Nicolle was piloting the OHP helicopter out of Muskogee, Oklahoma, enroute to Watts, in Adair County, to assist Adair County authorities in locating and eradicating a large marijuana field. As Trooper Nicolle was flying over United States Highway 62, southwest of Tahlequah, the helicopter struck a power line, and crashed on the shoulder of the road. Trooper Nicolle was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. Thoughts and Memories of Joe Nicolle Louetta Nicolle I have wonderful memories of my son Joe, the 8 years he was in the Oklahoma Higway Patrol were some of the happiest times of his life. When he found out they were going to purchase a helicopter, he took helicopter flying lessons so (hopefully) he would be chosen as one of their pilots. He had loved helicopters since he was about 9 years old and we lived behind the Robinson Helicopter Factory. He would sit on the back fence and watch them test fly them. He said, “When I grow up I’m going to fly one of those.” Sadly, he was killed in one on his 39th birthday. But, he left behind 4 really wonderful children, 2 sons and 2 daughters. Michael Dean Trooper Nicolle obviously had a strong impact on the way his two son’s were raised. I have the priviledge of working with Joe’s son Jimmy and he displays the integrity and loyalty of the U.S Army and the Oklahoma highway Patrol which were instilled in him as a child. Jimmy has told me on several occasions that the memory of his father Joe is what keeps him going and keeps his loyalty and honor at the utmost highest level. I depend on Jimmy at our work place he is my best friend and the most reliable person I work with. Thank you Trooper Nicolle for the values your son Jimmy posses!! You will never be forgotten!!!! LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1990-07-26	Oklahoma Department of Public Safety	OK
Nieland, Allen In Memory Of Allen Nieland Iowa State Patrol, IA End of watch: 1990-10-14 Aircraft: Cessna 172 At about 7:30 a.m. on Sunday, October 14, 1990, Trooper Allen Patrick Nieland took off in a Patrol Cessna 172 from the Cedar Rapids airport to help in locating and capturing a robbery suspect driving a stolen pickup truck. Other troopers had set up a roadblock on U.S. Highway 151 south of Little Amana. Nieland had spotted the suspect vehicle and was over it when his aircraft suddenly nose-dived into a field near the intersection of I-80 and U.S. 151. The impact of the crash was severe, killing Nieland, and the plane caught on fire. Bystanders from a nearby motel tried to extinguish the flames, but were unsuccessful. The suspect was caught shortly thereafter and charged with vehicular homicide. Thoughts and Memories of Allen Nieland No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1990-10-14	Iowa State Patrol	IA
Nowak, Birger In Memory Of Birger Nowak Hamburg Police, Germany End of watch: 1996-08-06 Aircraft: Eurocopter Bo105S Birger Nowak [42] died when his aircraft crashed while practicing a search and rescue mission with police divers. Also killed were Pilot Hauptkommissar Holger Eichhofer [50], Bordwart Wolfgang Friedrichsen [46], Kurt Brachlin [46], and Nicolai Brandt [33]. Thoughts and Memories of Birger Nowak Oliver Rohé Ich kannte birger, damals war er ab und zu der zugführer des nachbarzuges. Ich war damals in der bereitschaftspolizei und jeder von uns hat sich gefreut, wenn birger die führung unseres zuges (mit) übernommen hat. Birger war einfach ein Mensch und als solcher hat er wohl auch die aufgabe führung verstanden. Er war nie der chef und aus genau diesem grunde war er der chef schlechthin. Es ist lange her, dass birger mit all den leuten (die ich zum teil ebenso persönlich kennen durfte) in die lübecker bucht gestürzt ist. Auch wenn ich erst heute ein paar buchstaben im netz schreibe, so heißt dies nicht, dass ich nicht immer wieder mal an ihn gedacht habe. Das letzte mal war genau heute inzwischen bin ich ermittler beim landeskriminalamt und heute benötigte ich libelle. Wir sind zusammen geflogen und ich dachte an birger… jaaa, auch so viele jahre danach noch… LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1996-08-06	Hamburg Police	Germany
Noyle, Thomas In Memory Of Thomas Noyle Maryland State Police, MD End of watch: 1972-10-28 Aircraft: Bell Jetranger Trooper First Class Thomas Noyle had 5 years and 10 months of service and was happy for every minute he served as a trooper for the State of Maryland. On October 28, 1972, Medic Noyle was riding aboard a medical evaluation equipped helicopter bound for Dorchester General Hospital to transport a patient. Medic Noyle died when the aircraft he was riding encountered thick fog. The pilot, Trooper First Class Phillip Lee Russ, attempted an emergency landing in an empty farming field, instead crashing, and killing both men. Noyle was trained in advanced first aid and received additional medical training at the University of Maryland for duties as a medic on board the Maryland State Police helicopter. Trooper Noyle, 28, is survived by his wife, Maureen Noyle, and three children, Scott Thomas Noyle, Troy Asa Noyle, and Jode` Adrian Noyle. Thoughts and Memories of Thomas Noyle Maureen Noyle Dear Tommie, It has been 35 years since we lost you, and not a day goes by that I do not think of you. You are a grandfather now, You have 3 grandaughters, and a grandson who looks so much like you when you were young. We love you and miss you with each passing day. Until, we meet in heaven, Love, Maureen LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1972-10-28	Maryland State Police	MD
Noyle, Thomas In Memory Of Thomas Noyle Maryland State Police Aviation Division, MD End of watch: 1972-10-28 Aircraft: Bell 206B Killed when their JetRanger Medevac helicopter crashed while en route to Dorchester General Hospital . They were responding to transport a critically injured patient from Dorchester General to the Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore when they encountered heavy fog and was attempting to land. The crash occurred in an empty field ¼ mile east of Bennett Point Road near Queenstown, Maryland. TFC Noyle the flight EMT was 28 years old. Thoughts and Memories of Thomas Noyle No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1972-10-28	Maryland State Police Aviation Division	MD
O'Hara, Thomas In Memory Of Thomas O’Hara National Park Service, AK End of watch: 2002-12-19 Aircraft: PA-18 Tom O’Hara crashed while conducting an Eagle survey in Katmai National Park. Thoughts and Memories of Thomas O’Hara Alan Frazier I worked 2 seasons with Tom at Katmai National Park and Preserve. He was a great pilot and a wonderful human being. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	2002-12-19	National Park Service	AK
O’Donnell, Ed In Memory Of Ed O’Donnell Yellowstone County Sheriff’s Department, MT End of watch: 1941-06-26 Aircraft: unknown Undersheriff Ed O’Donnell was killed in an airplane crash while searching for suspects. Thoughts and Memories of Ed O’Donnell No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1941-06-26	Yellowstone County Sheriff’s Department	MT
Oldaker, Richard In Memory Of Richard Oldaker Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, OK End of watch: 1978-07-03 Aircraft: unknown airplane Trooper Oldaker, pilot of the airplane, Trooper Alexander and Ft. Sill soldier Spec. 4 Ronnie D. Russell were aboard an OHP aircraft on a low flying mission over the Salt Fork River bed near Hollis. The plane struck a utility pole guy wire spanning the river and crashed. All three men died in the crash. Thoughts and Memories of Richard Oldaker No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1978-07-03	Oklahoma Department of Public Safety	OK
Olson, Frank In Memory Of Frank Olson U.S. Coast Guard, OR End of watch: 1981-11-14 Aircraft: Sikorsky HH-52A Seaguard CAPT Frank W. Olson (CG Aviator #911) and crew were on a night search and rescue case searching for a fishing vessel in distress. The weather was deteriorating rapidly and they were attempting to return to base when they experienced an engine malfunction. They executed an autorotation to the water but the aircraft capsized. CAPT Olson died while attempting to escape. Thoughts and Memories of Frank Olson Denis E. Coughlin Frank was a dear friend and great neighbor when we lived on Governor Island during the mid seventies. I’ll never forget seeing Annie, Brad, and Susan on CBS Sunday morning and learning of his death and having to morn helplessly with them. And within myself for my loss as great friend… LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1981-11-14	U.S. Coast Guard	OR
Omlin, Joseph In Memory Of Joseph Omlin Curry County Sheriff's Office, OR End of watch: 1983-07-11 Aircraft: unknown airplane Deputy Joseph Omlin III died July 11th, 1983, when the airplane he was flying crashed in a remote wilderness area in Southern Oregon while on a marijuana observation flight. Oregon State Police Trooper Donald Smith also died. Thoughts and Memories of Joseph Omlin No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1983-07-11	Curry County Sheriff's Office	OR
Orr, Kevin In Memory Of Kevin Orr Uintah County Sheriff's Department, UT End of watch: 2006-11-21 Aircraft: unknown helicopter Detective Cpl. Kevin Orr died in a helicopter crash while searching for a missing woman. The helicopter flew into power lines and then dropped into the Green River around 12:50 p.m.. Detective Cpl. Orr was coordinating a search from the air for a missing 25-year-old woman. He was flying as an observer when the helicopter crashed. The pilot, Brian Grayson of Reno, Nev., also was injured in the crash. The helicopter belonged to Pete Martin Drilling, Inc., and was donated for use by the Uinta County Sheriff’s investigators for this search. Detective Cpl. Orr was an 11-year veteran with the department and is survived by his wife and four children. Thoughts and Memories of Kevin Orr Dale England Our sympathy and prayers go out to Kevin’s family, friends and department. Thank you for your sacrifice. Dan Wallace Rest in Peace. Jeff Crowley Rest in peace, Brother. Kenneth J. Solosky Once again, one of our finest has fallen. The world is always a little darker place when a hero pays the ultimate sacrifice. Our thoughts and prayers will be with Kevin, his family and friends. My deepest sympathies. Rest in peace brother. S. Jaramillo, LAPD Air Support Division Our deepest sympathy for the friends and family of Kevin. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Shalain Lucero Dear Uncle Kevin – I still cant belive your gone. I went to Grandma’s house today and I saw everyone there but you and your family – well they will be here tomorrow and I hope I can stay strong when I see them but it is hard to see them without you. When I see my Uncle Damon’s face my heart sinks. We all know you went home because God needs you there now and I can accept that but we miss you terribly. Love you always…your niece LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	2006-11-21	Uintah County Sheriff's Department	UT
Osterman, Phillip In Memory Of Phillip Osterman Arkansas State Police, AR End of watch: 1985-08-10 Aircraft: unknown Corporal Phillip Gene Osterman was killed in an aircraft accident while searching for marjuana grows. Thoughts and Memories of Phillip Osterman Amy Ostermann Smith My dad was my hero. Although I was only 9 years old when he died, I have such vivid and warm memories of him. I miss him dearly and I pray to God that he is looking down on me with pride in his heart that I am living up to the high standards and examples that he set for us. I love you, Daddy.. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1985-08-10	Arkansas State Police	AR
Ovidio Pedrero, Sergio In Memory Of Sergio Ovidio Pedrero Federal Mexican Police, Mexico End of watch: 2006-05-30 Aircraft: Unknown Schweizer Helicopter Pilot, Sergio Ovidio Pedrero died, along with Agent Fernando Carlos Hernández López and mechanic Manuel García Ramírez when their helicopter crashed while on a recognizance flight in Southwest Juarez. Witnesses said they heard two explosions before seeing the helicopter burst into flames, then crash. The aircraft landed in a maquiladora lot full of empty semi-truck trailers. Thoughts and Memories of Sergio Ovidio Pedrero No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	2006-05-30	Federal Mexican Police	Mexico
Panchison, Walter In Memory Of Walter Panchison U.S. Border Patrol, WA End of watch: 1998-10-23 Aircraft: Cessna 182 Agent Walter Scott Panchison, 53, of Bellingham was killed when his Cessna crashed in remote terrain in northwestern Washington. Agent Panchison was responding to motion sensors in Columbia Valley Canyon, a known drug and alien smuggling area. He had been with the USBP for 20-years. Agent Panchison was born in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, but grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah. He earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah and a master’s degree from Pepperdine University. After graduation, Agent Panchison joined the U.S. Marine Corps, where he spent 10 years flying F4 Phantoms, including flights from aircraft carriers in the Vietnam War. He left the Corps to join the U.S. Border Patrol, where he proudly served for 21 years. At the time of his death, he was stationed at the Blaine Sector. He was a graduate of the 119th session of the U.S. Border Patrol Academy in Glynco, Georgia. Thoughts and Memories of Walter Panchison No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1998-10-23	U.S. Border Patrol	WA
Park, James In Memory Of James Park North Carolina State Highway Patrol, NC End of watch: 1974-06-19 Aircraft: unknown helicopter Trooper James A. Park and First Sergeant John S. Hackett were killed near Raleigh, N.C. when their helicopter struck some high tension powerlines and crashed. Thoughts and Memories of James Park No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1974-06-19	North Carolina State Highway Patrol	NC
Parkerson, Donald In Memory Of Donald Parkerson Maryland State Police, MD End of watch: 1973-09-18 Aircraft: Bell 206 Troopers Donald Parkerson and Charles Rathell died while on patrol in a helicopter. The aircraft crashed while attempting an emergency landing after an engine failure. The accident occurred in Beltsville near Muirkirk Road and U.S. RT 1. Thoughts and Memories of Donald Parkerson No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1973-09-18	Maryland State Police	MD
Perlt, Paul In Memory Of Paul Perlt U.S. Coast Guard, PR End of watch: 1990-08-24 Aircraft: Grumman E2C Hawkeye Returning from a night law enforcement mission, the crew was making their final approach into U.S. Naval Air Station, Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico when they reported a wing fire and problems with the plane’s hydraulic controls. They crashed short of the runway; there were no survivors. The aircraft was crewed by LT Paul E. Perlt (CG Aviator #2674), LT Duane E. Stenbak (CG Aviator #2283), LT Craig E. Lerner (CG Aviator #2683), and AT1 Matthew H. Baker. Thoughts and Memories of Paul Perlt Lisa Perlt Farley Paul died doing what he loved best – flying. While he wouldn’t have wanted to die, he believed in what he was doing for our country and did it knowing what the ultimate cost could be. It has been a long time since he was here, but he is still missed by many. One thing for sure about Paul: he was a character who loved to laugh and didn’t mind being laughed at! Semper Parratus! LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1990-08-24	U.S. Coast Guard	PR
Perry, Paul In Memory Of Paul Perry Massachusetts State Police, MA End of watch: 1995-02-22 Aircraft: AS350 Troopers Paul A. Perry and James Mattaliano were en-route with two passengers from a heliport bound for the Massachusetts State Police station at Norwood. Some six minutes after receiving clearance from Boston ATC, at 0933 hours, the helicopter crashed into the Harvard Sailing Pavilion on the Cambridge side of the Charles River next to the MIT Sloan School. The two civilian passengers from AT&T, Arthur T. Howell and Michael McCarthy, were also killed. Trooper Perry was a graduate of the 63rd Recruit Training Troop and a 14 year member of the State Police. Prior to the Air Wing, he spent the bulk of his career in Troop A. He additionally held a degree in law and had just started a law practice with his wife Carol at the time of his death. Thoughts and Memories of Paul Perry No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1995-02-22	Massachusetts State Police	MA
Peters, William Reed In Memory Of William Reed Peters Siskiyou County Sheriff's Department, CA End of watch: 1954-03-06 Aircraft: unknown Deputy William Reed Peters was killed while looking for a possible drowning victim. Thoughts and Memories of William Reed Peters No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1954-03-06	Siskiyou County Sheriff's Department	CA
Petersen, Kenneth In Memory Of Kenneth Petersen Fort Lauderdale Police Department, FL End of watch: 1981-08-03 Aircraft: unknown airplane Officer Kenneth Petersen and Officer John C. Alexander were on patrol in the police airplane when they crashed into a residential area of SW Fort Lauderdale. Thoughts and Memories of Kenneth Petersen No one has left any Thoughts or Memories of this hero. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1981-08-03	Fort Lauderdale Police Department	FL
Piepenbrink, Norman In Memory Of Norman Piepenbrink Los Angeles Police Department, CA End of watch: 1964-11-30 Aircraft: unknown helicopter Sergeant Norman Piepenbrink, Serial No. 6090, was killed in a helicopter accident while working as an observer with Pilot Willard J. Lehman. The officers were conducting freeway traffic patrol in a Bell 47J helicopter. Piepenbrink, the Officer-in-Charge of the helicopter unit (Air Support Division), departed with Pilot Lehman from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department helipad at the Biscailuz Center. Immediately after departure, the aircrew overheard three loud, distinct thumps. The helicopter subsequently crashed, badly burning both Piepenbrink and Lehman. An investigation revealed that the six rotor driving flange screws in the main rotor transmission had failed. This failure allowed the transmission rotor driving flange to become uncoupled from the transmission upper spider, causing a complete loss of engine torque to the main rotor. The six screws fractured from a static shear overload, resulting in a forced landing on unsuitable terrain. The aircraft was destroyed and Piepenbrink died three days later of his injuries. Officer Lehman survived. Sergeant Piepenbrink had served with the agency for 18 years. He was survived by his wife and son. Thoughts and Memories of Norman Piepenbrink Brad Piepenbrink He was a dedicated officer. He received many commendations related to patrol, administration, Air Watch duties. He was a master helicopter mechanic as well as an accomplished pilot of fixed as well as rotorary wing aircraft. He was a decorated WWII veteran having served in the Pacific. He also was a 1st Lieutenant in the Army Air Reserve. He was also an OK father. LEAVE YOUR THOUGHTS & MEMORIES	1964-11-30	Los Angeles Police Department	CA

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