Crime Solvers Central
Crime Solvers Central
298 Cases Solved. Advancing justice for missing persons, unsolved homicides, unidentified and unclaimed remains.

Forum Posts for Robert Seiffert:
Be respectful. Abuse of these forums will not be tolerated.

Hi everyone,
Has anyone else delved into the memorial street renaming in 2021 for Officers Seiffert and Bennington? It's a touching tribute, but I've been thinking about how these gestures, while meaningful, sometimes feel like they can never truly encapsulate the immense loss felt by the families and the community. I've read that these officers were well-respected and loved in their department, and you can only imagine the kind of positive impact their presence must have had.
It seems like the street renaming was both a great way to memorialize their service and a constant reminder of the risks our officers take every day. But it makes me wonder, do these memorials bring any sense of peace or closure to the families, or is the wound just too deep? As a community, how else can we support their loved ones and honor their bravery?
Sending thoughts to everyone affected and hoping for continued healing.
Take care,
T.
The memorial street renaming ceremony in 2021 really got me thinking about how we as a community can honor and remember the sacrifices of Officer Seiffert and Officer Bennington. It's moving to see that the city recognizes their ultimate sacrifice and bravery. I can't help but feel for their families and the loss they've had to bear all these years. Losing someone in such a violent and unexpected way must leave an indescribable void.
Naming a street after them is a beautiful gesture, but I believe there is more we can do to ensure their legacy continues. Perhaps creating a community service award in their names or setting up scholarships for local kids could serve as a lasting tribute to their dedication and service. They both gave so much to protect others, and finding ways to embody that sacrifice in everyday acts might just help keep their memory alive within the community. What do you all think about these ideas, or do you have other suggestions?