Lt. Allen Bourdier

Allen was hands down my favorite cousin and brother I have a lot of cousins. Gonna miss mah dude.

Dear Allen, we will both miss your incredible storytelling, humour and the way you could draw anyone in with your wonderful presence and inspirational energy. Even though you were over 4.500 miles away you will always be our friend, our neighbour but most importantly part of our family. God bless mate, Charlie & Gordon and Brodee (the pup) x

So sorry to hear of Allen’s passing! He was a good man and a dedicated father. God and Heaven needed him more. I’m sure he will be missed. The family will be in our prayers.

You will be missed my friend. I enjoyed our many talks and the time I was assigned to ride with you. I learned a lot and will treasure those times and your friendship.

Allen dedicated his life to his nation, his city and his loving wife and sons. We are saying goodbye to a man of integrity, a hero of our time. He devoted himself to freedom and stood firm on the foundation of truth. Allen was one of the few who was asked to do so much for so many people for so long. Now is his time to rest and now is our time to take the lessons he taught us and carry on his legacy. He will always be my inspirational hero! I love you Aunt Michelle with my whole heart and I...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I had the pleasure of working with Allen for a number of years. Our paths came together on many occasions through my work at the LSP Crime Lab and Allen when he worked crime scenes with EBRSO. A great guy and deputy who worked hard at finding the truth and putting the bad guys behind bars. Definitely one of the good guys who served his community with distinction. One of so many good friends I came to know through our shared work duties in law enforcement . Rest in peace my friend.

Our staff and volunteers wish to express our condolences. We were honored to be of help. May God bless you with comfort and peace.