Deputy Paul Rein - Broward Sheriff's Office

Dep. Rein In Memory of
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Dep. Rein’s widow, Teri, received the flag that draped his
coffin. The sound of dispatch crackled through the air,
“Dep. Paul Rein, uniform 123-74, is 10-7 (out of service).”
This indeed has been tough year for the Broward Sheriff’s
Office and the law enforcement community as a whole. It’s
important to remember the sacrifices of our fallen heroes.
May Dep. Rein and the other men and women who have
lost their lives in the line of duty rest in eternal peace.
Sheriff Al Lamberti and Governor Charlie Crist at Dep. Rein’s
memorial service
4 • December 2007
Deputy Paul Rein
By dep. Ce d r iC ro B e r t s, Ce n t r a L in ta k e
What can I say about someone so great
I wish a lot more people had his special trait
You see Dep. Paul Rein was a man that always had a kind word to say
You’d always see him in the halls smiling throughout the day
He lived life to the fullest and loved all of us
He came to work every day never putting up a fuss
Dep. Rein was our co-worker, our friend and our brother
All of us in here loved him and there’ll never be another
And I know many of us are sad and are torn
But sticking together is the best way to weather this storm
And I know it’s hard for many to say goodbye
But I believe he’s in a more peaceful place high up in the sky
And as our brother in law enforcement is laid down to rest
Always remember his happy spirit and know he was one of the best