MONTANA LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS MEMORIAL

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                     MONTANA LAW ENFORCEMENT
                       OFFICERS MEMORIAL


The Montana Law Enforcement Museum & Officers Memorial, located in the Old
Montana State Prison, Deer Lodge, MT, is a Non-profit Educational and Historical
Incorporation formed and operated by members of Montana's law enforcement
community and supporters of criminal justice.=A0 Permission was given by the Montana
Law Enforcement Museum & Officers Memorial to publish on this web site, the current
list of officers who lost their lives in the line of duty.


                          "HONOR ROW"
                               =20
Aleksich, Nick
Alsup, James S.
Amerman, Marion
Anderson, James
Arrigoni, Batt
Bergan, Michael
Bitle, Orville
Bloom, Delbert
Bockman, John F., Chief
Brannin, Joseph S.
Burford, Arthur
Burmester, Richard
Cavanagh, Frank
Chadwick, Shane R.
Comes At Night, George
Connolly, Frank
Courtney, Thomas A.
Couture, Alex
Curry, Luke
Curtice, Frank C.
Daly, Dennis H.
Davis, Raymond L. "Buzz"
Derosier, Val
Dillingham, D.H.
Dougherty, Patrick
Downing, Commodore P.
Eikhoff, George
Flynn, John
Fossen, Otto S.
Fraser, James
Freshman, Joseph
Garfield, Jesse
Gartside, Harold
Gilmore, Robert P.
Green, Leslie A.
Gregory, Donald E.
Hamilton, Josephus
Hannah, Robert T.
Haskins, Clifford W.

Hedstrom, Richard E.
Hergesheimer, Randy S.
Hodges, Roy
Holmes, William
Holt, Peter
Jordan, William F.
Keeler, Irving
Kimery, Allen L.
Korizek, Anthony
Kranbeck, Frederick
LePiane, Stephen A.
Lincoln, Ivan W.
Locke, Herbert
Mackay, James
Matthies, Peter
Mavity, Alexander F.
May, Robert M.
McCarthy, B.J. "Bart"
McCleod, John
Metzel, Frank S.
Murphy, Lloyd E.
Murphy, Jeremiah J.
Neitzling, Jacob
Nelson, Enos
O'Donnell, Ed
O'Leary, Dennis
O'Neill, Thomas
Oldhaber, Albert
Olson, Julius B.
Pace, James H.
Parlin, Fred A.
Peterson, Oscar T.
Pine, Leroy A.Jr.
Rader, William
Read, Paul A.
Ren, Michael M.
Robinson, John
Rogers, Janet
Rothe, Theodore
Russell, Frank L.
Sage, Joseph E.
Sage, Russell J.
Sara, Eugene
Semingsen, Segval
Shaffer, Stephen
Sharbono, Orville
Shonrock, Leo Clinton
Spotted Wolf, Terry L.
Steele, Robert G.
Stevens, Fred
Streb, Charles B.
Streb, John J.
Stringer, Lloyd J.
Stuart, Edwin E.
Sullivan, Timothy
Summers, James
Taylor, H.M.
Tenbroeck, Ed
Thompson, John C.
Thompson, Roy
Todd, I.L.
Trudeau, Edmund
Wahl, Adam
Wallace, Richard C.
Warburton, George
Ward, Lyle
Webb, James T.
Whitsel, H. Frank
Williams/Faul, Jack
Williams, Don R.
Wilson, Charles
Wood, Hershal T.
Wyman, C.K.
Young, George T.
Zollman, Martin


SILENCED DREAM

The American dream;
Misted over the sea and stretched toward Ireland with a gleam
The hazy sweetness drizzled upon the land
Bringing new hope to many first hand
Patrick was soaked to his very soul
with thoughts of new life and a new role.

A quest lay before him
A future, more uncertain than famine bleak lands hiding in the dim.
But in his heart shone a bright star,
Guiding him across sea and land to a place a far.
Everything familiar was gone in a wink
And all that stayed behind were unshed tears, which 
would one day write his epitaph in ink.

His new life blossomed and thrived
And so his sister Catherine was called and arrived.
But before she came, his destiny was preordain
An officer he was to be, to die on duty, slain.
He appeared as a muscled giant, man of law
But was only a dreamer, seeking to fulfill what he saw
And on that chilly night his fighting spirit sought no doctor
but only his sister's hand as his soul crept from his body
and into God's everlasting splendor.

by Kristen Kristich
Great Grandniece of Patrick Dougherty, who died at the age of 38 in the
line of duty as an Anaconda police officer.