Florida Highway Patrol, Florida
End of Watch Saturday, October 2, 2004
Reflections for Trooper Darryl Louis Haywood, Sr.
Our prayers are with the Haywood family at this time of crisis and as with all of our police families.
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chgo p.d.
October 3, 2004
Thank you for your service to our state. Give your family the strength they need to get through this difficult time! God Bless!!!
Deputy Jason Teems
Osceola County Sheriffs Office
October 2, 2004
I worked w/ Darryl for many years in Hwy 1 of the N.Y.P.D., prior to his transfer to intel where he became one of the Mayor's drivers. Darryl was always on the top of his game and always willing to help out and go the extra mile. He was a hard and diligent worker, whose work did not go unnoticed as was proven by his transfer from one elite unit to one of the most elite units in the Dept. F.H.P. was quite lucky when they appointed a P.O. of Darryl's caliber. I know he was a shining star for the F.H.P. My biggest regret was that I procrastinated ingetting in touch w/ him after I too moved down to Fl., and now I will only get to see him one last time. God speed Darryl to you, and your family. You will truely be missed. Another HERO to be added to the wall.
LT. JAMES A. WILLIAMS
N.Y.P.D.
October 2, 2004
To the Family of Trooper Haywood and to the Florida Highway Patrol, I deeply regret your loss. A husband, father and grandfather, and a hero with years of experience is lost today. God give you the comfort and peace during this time of mourning. God Bless you All.
Officer II J. Pacheco
MD Transportation Authority Police Dept
October 2, 2004
May you rest in peace Darryl. Your dedication and sacrafice will not be forgotten. May God grace your family with his love and mercy.
Spl. Agent Kevin Morris
Norfolk Southern Railway Police
October 2, 2004
God bless you Brother.
Brother Trooper
Florida Highway Patrol
October 2, 2004