Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

In 1973 we lost a good friend. He had been a barber and dreamed of becoming a Trooper. This year we are working towards and looking forawrd to the dedication of US 62 near wear we lost Jerry as Trooper Jerry Neff Memorial Highway so everybody in Ohio will remember this fine Trooper.

Terry Dountz
FCSO Retired

March 29, 2007

Patrolman Neff, you will never be forgotten. R.I.P.

Deputy Sheriff
EPSO (Colorado)

January 30, 2007

I was a child when you passed. My father was a good friend and brother trooper of yours, ironically being the next OSHP fallen Trooper. I remember the day you passed. As a child I already knew the brotherhood of the Troopers and families. Your sacrifice and dedication will forever be in the hearts of all. I baby sat your sons and hope they are well. Rest in peace.

Linda Moore

Linda Moore
friend

January 3, 2007

Dear Jerry: I just found out about this website, or else I would have written a long time ago. You and I served together at Circleville, and I was on duty the day you were killed. What a crushing blow to our post, and to the entire State of Ohio. I lived beside your Dad, Harold, and he was so very proud of you. I was home the day your brother Randy drowned, just a few days after graduating from high school. Both boys lost, and Harold never recovered from your deaths. You were an excellent trooper, Jerry, and your sons should be very proud of you. Take care, pal.

Ron Thompson

S/Lt. Ron Thompson
The Ohio State Highway Patrol

November 1, 2006

Jerry I never had the opportunity to meet you. I have heard some great stories about you and wanted to stop by this site to leave you a short reflection. I work at the Circleville Post where you worked. Although you have been gone quite sometime, you sir, are not forgotten. You should be getting ready to retire.

Keep us safe and may God bless your family.

Heather
OSHP

July 14, 2005

Rest easy, Troop. You are not forgotten.

Deputy M. Moore
Warren Copunty S.O. (OH)