Psalms 103:15-18 NLT
"Our days on earth are like grass; Like wildflowers, we bloom and die. The wind blows, and we are gone - As though we had never been here. But the love of the Lord remains forever With those who fear Him. HIS salvation extends to the children's children Of those who are faithful to His covenant, Of those who obey His commandments!"

Major Tom Wallis

Major Tom Wallis of the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Department was killed April 3, 2004 in a motorcycle accident around 1:00 p.m. It happened near Coopertown, Tennessee, just south of Nashville. According to Vanderburgh County Sheriff Brad Ellsworth, Wallis was in Coopertown to watch his daughter play soccer. Major Tom Wallis was 48-years-old. Major Wallis had been a member of the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office since 1977. Our hearts and condolences go out to the Wallis family and his fellow officers. Tom Wallis 1956 - 2004

The Blue Knights KY IX lost a brother, Tom Wallis died from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. Nothing tugs at our heartstrings like the unexpected and premature death of a friend and loved one. Something about being left behind stirs our emotions and brings a profound sense of loneliness and loss to our hearts. In the twinkling of an eye, a loved one passed from life to afterlife, from temporal to eternal; leaving friends, family, neighbors and co workers behind. We have all suffered a loss which none of us can explain. What we can do is stand on the truth. God promises us throughout the scriptures that HE will always be with us. That HE will never leave us nor forsake us and nothing, not even death can separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38-39 our relationship with Jesus can weather any storm. It is not dependent on our strength, ability, craftiness, intellect, worthiness or any other attribute we may think we can offer. It is Jesus and Jesus alone.In the gospel of Matthew 5:4 Jesus said, " Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted."Our sincere condolences and prayers to Major Tom's family
-The Blue Knights of Henderson.

Frank G. Lutz III

Frank G. Lutz III, 43, of Evansville, died from a stroke on April 25, 2004, at his residence. Frank observed his 20th anniversary as a sheriff's deputy January 1. He worked road patrol his first 17 years on the force, and since had been assigned to court security. Last year, Superior Court Judge Wayne S. Trockman, who founded and presides over Day-Reporting Drug Court, appointed Lutz to an off-duty position of making unannounced visits to participants in the drug-court program. Physically, he was trim, muscular and fit. An athlete in high school, he set the city discus record at Central in 1978, with a throw of 175 feet, 9 inches. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police. He enjoyed fishing, Harley Davidson Motorcycles and weight lifting.

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