Peace Officers Memorial Foundation of Texas

 
 

 

 

Welcome to the  Peace Officers' Memorial Foundation!

The foundation strives to perpetuate the memory of Texas law enforcement officers who have paid the ultimate sacrifice while serving their communities.

The founding sponsor of the foundation is the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas.

The  foundation is  funded solely by contributions. We do not raise money via telephone solicitations.

 

 

 

 

Ride for the Fallen News and Pictures

 
2012 College Scholarship Information
 

 

 
 

Pictures are now online for the Memorial Events:

2011 Ride for the Fallen: Saturday, April 30, 2011

2011 Candlelight Service: Sunday, May 1, 2011

2011 Memorial Service: Monday, May 2, 2011

 

 

 

 

ALWAYS REMEMBER!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Copyright 2012, All Rights Reserved

 

 

Latest News:

 

Officer Jaime Padron
 
04-06-12: Chief praises officer killed in the line of duty
 
04-06-12: Officers death felt from Austin to San Angelo
 
04-11-12: Padron hailed as 'Outstanding Officer'
 

Trooper Javier Arana, Jr.
 
03-25-12: Trooper dies in fiery crash
 
03-31-12: Friends, family remember trooper's service to others
 

Corporal Kevin Aigner
 
09-10-11: Travis County deputy dies while serving wildfire victims
 

Sergeant Mark Scianna
 
08-28-11: Bexar County deputy constable killed in fiery crash
08-29-11: Bexar County constable killed in wreck remembered as loving dad
08-31-11: Services set
 

Officer Bryan Hebert
 
07-08-11: Beaumont officer killed in high speed chase
07-09-11: BPD officer killed; Chief says suspect may have aimed car at officer
 

Deputy Charles VanMeter
 
06-26-11: Brazoria County deputy killed in 2-vehicle wreck
07-03-11: Funeral for deputy killed in crash draws hundreds
 

Officer Kevin Will
 
05-30-11: HPD officer hit, killed while investigating wreck
05-30-11: Legal proceedings begin for suspect in officers death
 

Sgt. Kenneth Vann
 
05-28-11: Bexar deputy shot to death at traffic light
05-29-11: Slain Bexar County sergeant known for 'Getting the job done'