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Sgt. Al P. (CPD/018, 1820 ret.)
September 8, 2022
Sgt. Al P. (CPD/018, 1820 ret.)
September 8, 2022
Sgt. Al P. (CPD/018, 1820 ret.)
September 8, 2022
Joe,
Although a half decade has gone by since your passing, the gratitude for your service to our country and the brotherhood 'on the job' has not been forgotten.
Rest in peace our brother.
Jack Glover
September 18, 2017
Joe,you lived the life that you want with no regrets I'm sure. I worked with you when we were with the CPD and enjoyed every minute.
Joe and I grew up on the Southwest side of Chicago and knew each other for a long time. In fact myself, my dad and brothers used to drink in Joe's family tavern at 53rd and Ashland.
My condolentces to his family and friends,rest in peace Joe,you deserved it.
Laura Christy
September 17, 2017
Mr. Reiter will always be considered a HERO for serving our country during a time when fighting for freedom was essential. You fought in what was considered the " Forgotten War" but you and your brothers in arms will never be forgotten. Thank you Sir for your bravery, courage and sacrifice. May God hold you in his loving arms. Rest in Peace.
Tracy Delgado (Chambers), Sgt.-CPD
September 17, 2017
I saw this post on a CPD Facebook page and the name was very familiar. I grew up a few doors down on 61st Place and have nothing but fond memories of this family. Rest In Peace, Mr. Reiter. Thank you for your service in both the military and CPD.
~ ~ Fr. Dan Brandt, CPD Chaplain
September 17, 2017
Heartfelt and prayerful condolences from the Chicago Police Chaplains. Joe will be remembered at the Police Mass on Sunday, 24 SEP, 11:00 a.m. at Mercy Home - 1140 W. Jackson Blvd. In the meantime, may family and friends know the healing touch of our all-loving, all-merciful God! [www.ChicagoPCM.org or 312/738-7588]
Kert
September 17, 2017
Joe
You passed peacefully at home as you wished. You had a great run. Thanks for all the memories!
We're gonna miss you; say hi to Barb.
So long. Always in our hearts.
Sgt. Al, CPD/018, ret.
September 17, 2017
Joe,
Thank you for your service to our country during Korea as well as our brotherhood on the CPD. You have served us well. May God now welcome you into His open and loving arms. Rest in Peace.
Denise Martin
September 13, 2017
I enjoyed my time I spent with Joe. He loves his Cubs and we talked about how proud he was of his children and grandchildren. Joe will always have a special place in my heart.
Denise
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