just five months ago, kansans were grieved by the loss of another officer, sergeant david ensbrenner of achison, kansas. on december 9, 2001, david joined a fellow officer on a routine call to see a local resident. as they were turning to leave the front step of the home, a person suddenly appeared and opened fire on david without warning. this act of violence was unprovoked and forever robbed the ensbrenner family of their father and husband and the achison community of a loyal public servant. when we lose someone in a community in kansas, it's not just a name to us. it's somebody we go to church with. somebody we see at our kids' activities at school. somebody we know and care for. that is how achison felt about david. in remembering david, achison mayor alan rivas said this -- he was number one father, number one husband, number one partner to his fellow officers, number one son. en scribed on the national law enforcement memorial here in washington are these words -- it is not how these officers died that made them heroes. it is how they lived. police chief mike wilson served alo