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  • SLCSO Deputy Tommy Worthington
    Born on December 9, 1972, Tommy is my best friend. Tommy is my hero. You can have all the friends in the world yet still be alone in a crowd of them. Some people throw the word “friend” and “love” around so frequently that it’s meaning has become diluted over the years to become nothing more than just a word. When you find a real friend you just know ……maybe you can put your finger on it and maybe not, you just know. The first time I met Tommy I would have never guessed we would be friends, but we did. His smile was magnetic, he loved his wife and family and his job and doing good for the community was his dream. He loved wearing green. I know that Tommy is with me every day. I find my lips moving while I am driving somewhere and hear myself talking to him like he is right next to me because he is, because I believe it. We all have a purpose. I want to be the kind of man Tommy is in my heart and was in my life. My purpose is to keep his memory alive, one friend at a time.
  • Joseph Hover

    Master Deputy Joseph S. Hover, a 24-year veteran of the Sheriff’s Office,
    was injured during defensive tactics training and died on October 8, 2005,
    of complications from surgery to treat his injury. Master Deputy Hover
    was the first Sheriff’s Office investigator to specialize in auto theft cases.
    To honor his memory, the agency’s Curtis King Boulevard substation,
    which houses the Auto Theft Unit and other agency components was
    renamed the “Master Deputy Joseph S. Hover Substation.”
  • SLCSO Captain Charlie Scavuzzo

    Charles Scavuzzo died suddenly at his home in Port Saint Lucie, Florida on
    September 15, 2017. He is survived by his wife of twenty years, Tonya, his
    three wonderful children, Sydney, Nicholas, and Lyndsey, his mother Ethel,
    and his siblings, Lori, and Robert Quist of Grand Rapids, MI. He is preceded
    in death by his father, Frank. Charlie was a Captain who commanded the
    Criminal Investigations Division of the Saint Lucie County Sheriff’s Office.
    He passionately served his community through law enforcement for 28+ years.
    He worked in various divisions including the Special Investigations Unit and
    Road Patrol. He also worked alongside federal, state, and local agencies.
    Charlie volunteered extensively in his community. He served with the Fort
    Pierce Police Athletic League as a board member. He also served as a coach,
    board member, Vice President, and President of the Port Saint Lucie Athletic
    Association. Charlie also was a board member of the Boys and Girls Club
    of Saint Lucie County where he organized a multitude of events to benefit
    and better the community. Charlie was an amazing husband, father, son,
    brother, and friend. He was respected and admired by many. His impact is
    monumental, and his legacy is everlasting.
  • PSL PD Officer Tim Sanders

    Tim was a hero to everyone who knew him. Born on July 31, 1958, he was
    also my wife Maria’s zone partner for some time, an expert marksman and
    gun enthusiast yet very quiet and unassuming. He loved his job and what he
    did for the community he lived in as much as he loved his wife Amy. He was
    a hero to many that knew him, and I had that privilege for many years. In
    this picture, Tim honored another friend and hero, Tommy Worthington.
  • PSL PD Officer George Lee Rehm

    Lee was born on June 23, 1974. As an officer with Port St Lucie PD, Lee
    served in many positions including road patrol, the gang unit, Crisis
    Negotiation Team and detective. Lee was the proud husband to his wife
    Amanda and son Larson and daughter Gabrielle all of whom he loved more
    than life itself. Lee always had a smile and a big brother hug whether he
    saw you daily or just once in a while.
  • PSL PD Officer Tom Eisert

    Tom was born on August 28, 1970, he took great pride in serving his
    community to keep it safe for everyone including his wife Katie and
    his daughter Bella. I had the honor of meeting Tom towards the end
    of his life but found him to be an awesome and genuine person who
    died a hero and left it a better place because of his life in it.
  • SLCSO Deputy Sergeant Robert Valentine

    Born October 18, 1972, Rob was born to serve and loved
    his job as much as he loved his wife Jennifer and his family.
    He always had a smile on his face.

     

  • SLCSO K-9 Vasko

    K-9 Vasko of the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office died
    on June 25, 2004 from gunshot wounds he received
    while he and his partner were apprehending a
    kidnapping and carjacking suspect.

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