In Loving Memory RCMP Cst. Chelsea ROBINSON EOW 21 June 2010





IN MEMORIUM Cst. Chelsea ROBINSON RCMP EOW 21 JUNE 2010
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Another shining light extinguished too soon.
A rising star in God's great Universe,
A vibrant smile never to be seen again,
Laughter silenced, jokes untold,
Joys and Accomplishments no longer to be shared.

Another name on the RCMP Honor Roll,
A name that should not be there,
For you dear RCMP Sister were taken from us,
But rest in PEACE knowing that we, your RCMP FAMILY
Will NEVER FORGET you!! And we shall carry on for you
and do our best to honour you!!

For you Chelsea are our Sister, you always will be, even in death,
For our large family never forget's, and you now join the other RCMP STARS in HEAVEN, and they will watch over you and take care of you now....
As those of us who you have left behind will take care of your family and your friends, all of the people that loved you dearly my Sister in Serge. We have your watch, and we will carry it out proudly in your memory!

Rest Beloved Chelsea......

"Maintiens le Droit "

S/SGT. T. Hanna

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Hundreds of friends, family and fellow officers turned out to pay their respects to a young RCMP officer who was killed in the line of duty. 25-year-old Cst. Chelsey Robinson died in a crash Monday after being on the job just seven months. On Saturday, the funeral for the Picture Butte native took place in Lethbridge.

A police motorcade led the vehicle carrying Robinson's casket to the church followed behind it by a sea of Red Serge.

Officers inside the vehicles were hardly able to contain their emotions. Outside the church, family members gathered to support one another as the coffin arrived.

Family members describe Robinson as a beloved daughter, a caring, intelligent and considerate person.

"Magnificent. Brilliant. Phenomenal. She was great," commented Dave Lutterotti, Robinson's brother-in-law.

Members of the Picture Butte Fire Department have known Robinson since she was three-years-old when her father joined their detachment. They say the loss has been devastating.

"Everybody's taking it very hard. Chelsey was very close to all of us," said Dave Feist with the Picture Butte Fire Department.

Robinson was killed Monday while investigating reports of a drunk driver near Stony Plain. Her police cruiser collided with a semi. She later died in Edmonton hospital.

"It kind of brings to light of how dangerous and how risky police activities can be and it just shows that we have to be at a constant high awareness of the risk of police work when we're going through our duties," said RCMP spokesperson Tim Tamaguchi.

Robinson is the 50th officer to die in the line of duty. The majority of those were traffic related incidents.

RCMP say several hundred more officers wished to be present for Saturday's funeral, but were unable to because of their deployment to the G8 and G20 summits.

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