Pikes Peak Region Peace Officers' Memorial Foundation

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"In Valor There Is Hope" - Tacitus

10/01/2026

Never Forgotten

Greater Love Hath No Man Than This, That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends
(John 15:13)

We honor and remember the peace officers our community has lost in the line of duty:

Teller County Sheriff's Office, Deputy Brent A. Holloway – E.O.W. October 16, 1995

Our thoughts and prayers remain with their family, friends, and law enforcement colleagues.

09/02/2026

Never Forgotten

Greater Love Hath No Man Than This, That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends
(John 15:13)

We honor and remember the peace officers our community has lost in the line of duty:

Goldfield Marshal's Office, Night Marshal Augustine P. Cate – E.O.W. September 21, 1902
Colorado Springs Police Dept., Chief of Detectives John W. Rowan – E.O.W. September 13, 1918
Colorado State Patrol, Trooper Harold M. Bechtelheimer – E.O.W. September 14 1949
Colorado State Patrol, Trooper Charles A. Fry – E.O.W. September 26, 1987
Colorado Department of Corrections, Community Parole Officer Christine Guerin-Sandoval - E.O.W. September 28, 2023

Our thoughts and prayers remain with their family, friends, and law enforcement colleagues.

08/27/2026

We'd like to give a heartfelt thank you to the Norris Penrose Legacy Foundation for their generous donation to the Pikes Peak Region Peace Officers' Memorial, following the 2nd Annual Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo in June.

08/02/2026

Never Forgotten

Greater Love Hath No Man Than This, That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends
(John 15:13)

We honor and remember the peace officers our community has lost in the line of duty:

Victor Police Dept., Night Marshal William J. Shea – E.O.W. August 11, 1895
Cripple Creek Police Dept., Patrolman Elim T. Clark - E.O.W. August 9, 1901
Cripple Creek Police Dept., Chief of Police Morris W. Dolan - E.O.W. August 23, 1940
Colorado Springs Police Dept., Patrolman Dennis J. Ives - E.O.W. August 7, 1975
El Paso County Sheriff's Office, Deputy Sheriff Andrew Peery - E.O.W. August 7, 2022

Our thoughts and prayers remain with their family, friends, and law enforcement colleagues.

07/01/2026

Never Forgotten

Greater Love Hath No Man Than This, That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends
(John 15:13)

We honor and remember the peace officers our community has lost in the line of duty:

Cripple Creek Police Dept., Night Marshal Harvey C. Neese – E.O.W. July 3, 1921
Colorado Springs Police Dept., Police Officer Matthew R. Tyner - E.O.W. July 24, 2012

Our thoughts and prayers remain with their family, friends, and law enforcement colleagues.

06/06/2026

Never Forgotten

Greater Love Hath No Man Than This, That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends
(John 15:13)

We honor and remember the peace officers our community has lost in the line of duty:

Colorado Springs Police Dept., Officer Benjamin F. Bish – E.O.W. June 28, 1896
Victor Marshal's Office, Constable Michael Hayes - E.O.W. June 28, 1897
Colorado Springs Police Dept., Detective Sergeant George Kaltenberger - E.O.W. June 12, 1941
Federal Bureau of Investigations, Special Agent Jack R. Coler - E.O.W. June 6, 1975

Our thoughts and prayers remain with their family, friends, and law enforcement colleagues.

05/17/2026

Thank you to the community for the support you gave to PPRPOM last night at the ball! Whether you attended the event or joined in for the silent auction we are thankful for your continued assistance in helping maintain the memorial to our fallen and assisting their families.

The evening started off with amazing bluegrass music from Tenderfoot Bluegrass Band. Thank you for your continued support guys! Meanwhile Whistle Pig Brewing and South Park Brewing kept the blue "solo" cups full of Colorado handcrafted beers including Whistle Pig's Last Call L***r specially brewed for PPRPOM. Cheers Liquor Mart made sure that the w**e glasses were topped up with a variety of w**es.

Kat Naranjo gracefully started off the main program along with the honor guard for the flag presentation and invocation for the evening from Father Sterns. John Sand, our auctioneer, got the live auction going with the attendees bidding on some amazing items including a beautiful quilt made by the Sewing Angels, fi****ms donated A. Cain, and a stunning diamond necklace donated by Johannes Hunter Jewelry. Attendees then moved to the dance floor and danced the night away thanks to DJ Jeff Zaiger and bid on over 200 silent auction items curated and donated by many small businesses and supporters along the Front Range and beyond. Thank you to the CSU volunteers who helped us make sure checkout ran smoothly. Thank you for those of you who donated back your baskets!

The event was a resounding success and a testament to the incredible support in the community. The Board of Directors and Event Committee members wish to express their gratitude for the continued support of PPRPOM as well as to thank the volunteers who stepped in to help make the event possible. In remembrance of our fallen officers, thank you.

05/15/2026

Today our community honors those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to, and in protection of, the people in the Pikes Peak Region.

Our community honors and remembers their bravery, loyalty, and courage and we remain steadfast in our support of their family, friends, and colleagues.

"In valor there is hope." - Tacitus

05/05/2026

Ladies and Gentlemen, your attention, please! Whether you will be attending the Pikes Peak Region Peace Officers' Memorial Ball or not, we'd just like to announce that the Silent Auction is now LIVE!

So jump over to the event site (https://memorial2026.givesmart.com/) and peruse what's available in the silent auction: it's time to start bidding on those items you want!

(Note: If you don't have a ticket to the Ball — please note that all tickets have now been sold! — just register to participate in the auction.)

05/01/2026

Never Forgotten

Greater Love Hath No Man Than This, That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends
(John 15:13)

We honor and remember the peace officers our community has lost in the line of duty:

Colorado Springs Police Dept., Pilot Officer Bernard L. Carter – E.O.W. May 14, 1975

Our thoughts and prayers remain with their family, friends, and law enforcement colleagues.

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Colorado Springs, CO
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https://www.pprpomfoundation.org/

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