Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Uncle Dave,
Merry Christmas! Ba Ngoai and PopPop are spending time with the family today in San Diego. Leah and I are home from school for the holidays and are spending time with everyone. Miss you!

Kaitlyn
Niece

December 25, 2016

I have known David and his family since I was in 3rd grade. They took me in as one of their own and what a great person and family it is. The loss of David was so hard for them and still is but they keep his memory alive everyday and he will never be forgotten. David was the older brother I always wanted and his younger brother rich and I would do everything to be like him. It's been 10 yrs but seems like yesterday I got the news. To Lan, Bill , and Shawna - David was a man amount men. To his pride and joy, his children - your dad was a hero and you were everything to him. He will always be with you and always look to him as your role model in life because you couldn't pick a better person to aspire to be like. I love and miss all of you and hope to see you soon!

Retired Deputy Ryan Stanaford
Los Angeles County Sheriff Department

October 21, 2016

Thank you very much to the staff, DI and class 415 for the beautiful and wonderful tribute to my son David Stan Piquette on Sept 10,2016. I feel so honor and blessed that my son has touched and inspired so many law enforcement brothers and sister of the LA Sheriff Dept. in behave of Mr. & Mrs. Piquette and Family

Thank you very much for the wonderful gift and honoring our son David

mother
mother

September 11, 2016

Thank you for you service. You will be remembered forever and are an inspiration to all of us.

jason brannon

July 8, 2016

Dear Sir, it's an honor to be touched by your service & sacrifice. I know of no greater sacrifice than of those who protect us. It's humbling that this is the sacrifice of your family too. Even today you are affecting the lives of others in great & positive ways. You see, sir, it is through your service that I've gained my strength to live the rest of my life teaching others through my example how to love, honor & respect our protectors. I understand it is also our loss as civilians when you went away. But I have faith you're watching over us still. My heartfelt everlasting gratitude for your heroism. It is indeed an honor to our country to have the loyalty of such a hero as you. Sincerely...

Supporter of Law Enforcement Irisa Herna
Aunt of act. & ret. Texas Law Enforcement

July 8, 2016

I was honored in partaking in the 10th annual memorial run last Thursday honoring Deputy Stan piquette and the life he served. He was a soldier who served our country and then he served our community as a Deputy who protected our streets. I took pride in learning about Deputy Piquette and all his accomplishments, his life has inspired me to work harder and cherish my life and to not take life for granted. I had the honor of meeting his parents and I'm just so lucky I was able to take part in such a wonderful event.

DST KEVIN C BRYS
Los angeles county sheriffs --

July 8, 2016

I was honored in partaking in the 10th annual memorial run last Thursday honoring Deputy Stan piquette and the life her served. He was a soldier whoserved country and then he served our community as a Deputy who protected our streets. I took pride in learning about Deputy Piquette and all the accomplishments, his life has inspired me to work harder and cherish my life and to not take life for granted. I had the honor of meeting his parents and I'm just so lucky I was able to take part in such a wonderful event.

DST KEVIN C BRYS
Los angeles county sheriffs --

July 8, 2016

Deputy Piquette it was an honor to be a part of your memorial run. It was touching and motivating to have met your mother, who is still dedicated to the department. As a part of Class 415, I thank you for inspiring us all to be the best that we can be. I hope that we can all become the type of Deputies that would have made you proud.

Recruit Martinez, Kamillia
LASD, Class 415

July 8, 2016

I was apart of the memorial run for Deputy Piquette and I was very honored to be involved in it. From the stories told about Deputy Piquette, he is now an inspiration to what I want to be as a Deputy one day. The respect that he earned from his partners is amazing and shows how great of a person he was. Thank you to Deputy Piquette for your service, thank you to all those who put the run together and allowing Class 415 to be involved, and a special thank you to his mother for coming into our class to show us pictures of Deputy Piquette and talk about him.

DST K. Buchan
LASD

July 8, 2016

RIP Deputy Piquette. Keep standing guard @ heaven's gates. Semper Fi!

Civilian Mark Rodriguez
Husband of retired deputy

July 7, 2016

Thank you Deputy Piquett for yous selfless years of service. Your
dedication to the department and to the cities within the county
inspires myself as well as the rest of the recruits going through the
very same academy you attended. Meeting your mother for the first
time yesterday shows how resilient and proud she is of you as she showed us pictures of you on duty and training. Rest in love Deputy Piquett.

DST J. Medina
LASD

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette, today marks your 10 year anniversary of your passing. It was an honor to be part of your memorial run last week, everyone was so happy to be there clebrating you. I could just feel the love of your friends and family. Thank you for your service, and please keep an eye on us.

Recruit Genesis Ramirez
LASD Class 415

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette,

It was a true honor this year to be able to participate in your memorial run amongst your family, friends, LASD deputies, and recruits. The amount of support and the presence felt showed how much love everybody has for you and that you will truly never be forgotten. Thank you for your service to our country, and your service to our great city.

Recruit Flores, Kristi
Class 415

Recruit Flores, Kristi
LASPD Class 415

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette, We had the honor to be part of your memorial run, and meet some of your family. Thank you for your service to this country and to the LASD.

Recruit Edwardo Gallardo
LASD Class 415

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette, I am part of class 415. Class 415 was able to participate in your 10th year anniversary memorial run. It was an honor to do so. You are an inspiration to me and I'm sure will be for future deputies. I also had the privilege to meet your mother and she is a wonderful woman.

Recruit Ricky Gonzalez
LASD Class 415

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette, a few days ago class #415 had the privilege to participate in the memorial run up your Hill. This July is your 10th anniversary and I find it incredible to see all the people who ran up Dave's Hill. Your work ethic and dedication continues to inspire others, Thank you

Recruit Flores, Cathlyn
LASD class #415

July 7, 2016

Dear Deputy Piquette,

It was a great privilege to be able to run in your memorial run at "Davids Hill" It was a really humbling experience to see all of the support that came out to run and in essence run with you. Thank you for all of the sacrifices and commitment you gave to your department you are truly an inspiration to us all sir.

Recruit Sorto
LASD

July 7, 2016

Dear Deputy Piquette,

As part of Class 415, i had the pleasure to participate along with the rest of my class in your 10th annual and final run. Prior to the run I, along with many of my current classmates had never experienced anything like it. Running up the your hill along side with other deputies and sergeants gave many LASD and PAs recruits a great sense of pride and inspiration. I am thankful your family, friends, and our staff for giving us the opportunity to participate in your run. Although you might not be with us physically, your spirit is, and your legacy lives on. I thank you for service and commitment to both your country and your department.

Recruit Erasto Granados Class 415
LASD

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette, Class 415 had the honor to participate on the memorial run in remembrance of your legacy. The vibes throughout the morning run on your hill was amazing. Your presence was felt throughout the atmosphere. Thank you for your service throughout the Nation and the Los Angeles County.

Recruit Omar Herrera
LASD

July 7, 2016

It is impossible to put in words how motivating it is to see the memories of our fallen deputies live on. When an officer like you is pulled from the earth too early, it gives the rest of us reason to fight harder and harder each day. Thanks for your service.

Recruit Plichta, Elliot
LASD Class 415

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette, It was truly an honor running in your memory. Especially since it was for your 10 year anniversary. Thank you for setting a great example for us future Deputies to follow.

Recruit Ulloa, Cristal
LASD CLASS 415

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette, it was an extremely humbling and rewarding experience to be able to take part in your memorial run with your fellow law enforcement brothers and sisters. It was an honor meeting your Mother and Father today as well. I have a new found understanding of the amount of strength it takes for family and friends to fully support law enforcement officers. Your legacy lives on. Thank you.

Recruit Greene, Justin
LASD Class 415

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette,

Class 415 had the honor of not only participating in your memorial run, but also meeting your mother and father today. Our class is truly inspired not only for your sacrifice, but for the commitment your mother and father have given this department. Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

Recruit David Pascual
LASD Class 415

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette, It was a privilege to take part in the memorial run honoring you. I can see your legacy live on in those you were close to. Thank you for your commitment to your country and community.

DST Class 415
LASD

July 7, 2016

Deputy Piquette, it was an honor to be a part of your memorial run. As a class we ran up your hill, "David's Hill". Running up the hill made me feel part a brotherhood, I felt so much pride in every step I took. Thank you for your service, may you rest in peace.

Alfredo Venegas
LASD Class 415

July 7, 2016