today, and every day since his passing, we mourn the loss of a true public servant, an NYPD officer, a major in the United States Army National Guard, Sorffly Davius, an American hero who dedicated his life to serving people at home and abroad. Before moving to Rockland, he was a Queens native, served New York City with honor as a member of the NYPD while also answering the call to serve our Nation overseas with the Army National Guard. He was a devoted husband, a father, a man whose life reflected extraordinary commitment to his family and his country. His sacrifice reminds us of the quiet strength of those who serve not for themselves but out of duty and love for the American people. As we grieve his profound loss, we stand with his family, his fellow servicemembers in uniform, and all those who were touched by his life. May we take this moment of silence not only to honor his legacy but to dedicate ourselves to the values he lived by: service, integrity, and unwavering commitment to the United States of America. May God bless his soul.
Gregory Meeks: “today, and every day since his passing, we mourn the loss of a true public servant, an NYPD officer, a major in the…”
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Paying tribute to Sorffly Davius, an NYPD officer and Army National Guard major, after his passing.
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