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First Responders
Fallen Officer Sgt Gordon William Best
First Responders
Event
South Carolina
Created
January 2nd, 2021
Sergeant Gordon Best was killed in a vehicle crash on Highway 17 S, near 39th Avenue S, while responding to a call at about 4:00 am.
His patrol car left the roadway and struck a utility pole
during a period of rain.
Sergeant Best had served with the North Myrtle Beach
Department of Public Safety for seven years.
Sergeant Best leaves behind his wife of 5 years, Taylor, two
young kids, Braxton (4) and Blakely (2).
Sergeant Best has been a lifelong family member of the North
Myrtle Beach Department of Public Safety. Both of his parents retired from the agency,
accounting for over 50 years of service to North Myrtle Beach citizens.
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Anonymous
donated $100
5 years ago
Stephen Miller
donated $50
5 years ago
Randy and Grace Larson
donated $100
From one law enforcement family to another, we'd like to express our sincere condolences to the family, friends and co-workers of Sgt. Best. Knowing that Sgt. Best lost his life responding to protect the people of the community we live in makes his death even more upsetting to us. Please know that the residents of our Barefoot community share in your terrible loss.
5 years ago
Gail Lazarus
donated $25
5 years ago
Bob Cavanaugh
donated $50
5 years ago
Betty Mauney
donated $50
5 years ago
Vicki Stuart
donated $50
RIP. Thank you for your watch.
5 years ago
Fredericka Brockman
donated $100
Our sincere sympathy to you and your family. God bless.
5 years ago
Phil Webster
donated $100
donated $100
5 years ago
Melanie White
donated $5
5 years ago
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Taylor, please know you and your entire family are in our prayers. Know that so many care and are here for you. Find strength in prayer, support with you teammates and loved ones, and comfort in the memories. Much love, Barb