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29 year old Pell City Officer Greg Surles was involved in a on duty MVA Wednesday of last week where he was t boned by an 18 wheeler.Greg is in critical condition and has swelling in his brain,and a damaged aorta which is unable to be repaired at this time.Please visit this web sight and leave him a message and check his condition,and most of all pray for him and the family.Greg has a 4 year old and a 9 week old both girls. www.caringbridge.org/visit/gregsurles

Sgt.Roy Mullins

SCCSO

With all of the injuries Greg suffered, it is an act of God that he is still here. We are continuing to pray for him.

May he heal swiftly and fully.God bless this officer that sustained a tragic injury. My the miracle of healing entering his room and life.

Even though I'm no longer an LEO I still do support all of them very much and also with me being a Christian Officer Surles, his family and friends are surely in my thoughts and prayers. I was watching ABC 33/40 News coverage of the accident the other night and when they showed the patrol car I was shocked that anyone may have survived. I actually have posted a few articles on this site about the accident in the News Section.



Just a little about myself, some of which is in my profile information, but I was a Security Police in the US Air Force from 1982 to 1988, stationed at Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota where I worked in the missile fields. After being Honorably Discharged I went to work with the Dothan Airport Police Department in Dothan Alabama. I worked there for 6 1/2 years and my Father, who lives in Alpine Alabama, began to have some medical problems I decided to move closer to him and I went into the retail line of work and I was getting a little burned out on the Security/Law Enforcement work anyway. My Father's health improved and I had changed jobs a few times since, still in retail though, and finally got married. Now I'm in the Anniston/Oxford area, married to a wonderful wife, two great sons aged 9 and soon to be 5. I'm an Amateur Radio operator, or Ham, and actively involved with the Calhoun County Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) and Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service so in my small way I'm once again serving and protecting my community.



Please pass along to the Surles family our good thoughts and wishes for a full and speedy recovery.



 

im am a dispatcher for this department and he made thriugh aorta surgery last night just fien

I will put him and his family in my prayers

I signed his guestbook and hope that everyone else does too. It is very important that he and his family hear from everybody, even the ones they don't know. It inspires and heals. Please do it.

Bump.

God bless that officer and his family. 

bump

RIP

RIP Officer Surles

I just got back to the house and had an e-mail letting me know the same thing. Rest in Peace Greg. Everyone please keep his wife Lori, his children and family and friends in your prayers.

Rest In Peace Officer Greg Surles

Many of us have been following this tragic story from the begining. We hope that the Surles' find comfort in knowing that there are so many people that care. This is the other thread http://www.policelink.com/topics/21606-officer-greg-surles/posts