Basil Ed LaFollette

Miss you my friend. You were a sweetheart to me. May God bless you. Elaine

Bobbie. Sorry to here about you husbands
death.My mother and father were very good
friends of ya'lls in the early "police" days.Jerry and Pat Debenport.Mother would love to talk to you. Please call me at 214/298-1690 for more info. Pat and
Jerrys son Bobby.

Julie: I love you so much and am proud to be your friend. You are the woman you are because of the way your mom and wonderful dad raised you. You are grieving right now and I feel your pain after losing my best friend (my mom) a short time ago, but your dad is in a better place and is so proud of the person you have become. Lynn and I love you very much and have no words that will make you feel better, but know we are always here for you. Love you

Dear Bobbie and Julie,
I could fill an entire notebook with fond memories of Basil, from my first chew of tobacco while loading hay at the farm, to riding in the Grand Entry at the Mesquite Rodeo, and he even sold my dad my first vehicle - that great '64 Chevy pick up. He taught me so much about life, horses and love. He was an amazing person. I'm so glad we reconnected via email the last few years, and it was as if we'd always stayed in touch. My thoughts and prayers are with both of...

The highest honor a law enforcement officer can receive at his passing is the simple statement, "he was a good, hardworking and honest cop" and Sarge was certainly all of these.

I pray his family and friends can find peace and comfort during this time of sadness and grief in the blessings of our Lord.

Dear Bobbie and Julie, Basil was not only a father, and a husband, but he was a friend to many. I am proud to say he was my friend. He told me when I was young and trying so hard to fit in to just be myself. Because of Basil, I still wear Cowboy Boots and Jeans, and I am proud . I love you both and ask that God gives you comfort during this difficult time. Page Billings Henry

Julie, so sorry to hear about your family loss. I know you were very close with your dad but both you and your mother are very strong women and will handle this loss with our prayers.

Dear Bobbie and Julie,

We all know that Basil is in a better place and that GOD never gives us more than we can handle. He taught me about horses, motorcycles, how to avoid getting arrested and that 3 x 7 = 21. He will always be with us as our guardian angel and we will get through this together.

All my love,