Officer Jonah Oswald

Condolences and blessings for the family and friends of Officer Oswald. Officer Oswald's service for his community will never be forgotten. God bless.

May you sore among the eagles knowing your work is done here on earth way to early. Please know the men and ladies in blue will be there to support the kids and you during this tough time and future.

I offer my condolences to this family. May you find comfort from our Lord and Savior. I did not know him, but knowing he served in the military, and serving as a police officer... He showed his love for our country. Hannah put your faith in God...HE will be with you.

As the granddaughter of a fallen LEO, I know, only too well, how irretrievably this will affect the trajectory of your family for years and generations. I will be thinking of you.

While I did not know Jonah personally I consider him a brother in arms by our connection and membership in the 418th Civil Affairs Battalion headquartered in Belton, Missouri. By his choice of policing as a profession and his parallel choice to serve as a US Army Reserve member, Jonah's character and personality is obvious. The entire 418th family, past and present, sends its deepest sympathy to Jonah's entire family. You may stand down. We have your six. Rest in peace brother.

From the family of Capt. Glen Weber (Ret. Fairway Ks. PD), we send our love and prayers to all of Jonah's family, friends and co-workers.

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