The Maryland Chapter of Concerns of Police Survivors is a statewide non-profit organization providing programs and services for the survivors of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty in the state of Maryland according to Federal and State government criteria.

Our Mission

Rebuilding shattered lives of survivors and co-workers affected by line of duty deaths through partnerships with law enforcement and the community.

We are glad you are here- if you are new to this organization, let us first say we are sorry you had to find out about us. If you are a Law Enforcement Officer or the general public wanting to know more, then you are in the right place.

The Maryland Chapter Board of C.O.P.S. has recently had some changes and we would like to introduce ourselves to each of you. Please know that our goal is to continue to provide support to every survivor here in Maryland- C.O.P.S. was founded in 1984, as a Peer Support organization and that is our goal for all survivors to feel like they are being listened to and never forgotten. We promise to never forget our fallen officers and we will do the same in caring for our survivors.

Lynne Parry; Surviving Widow of Det Sgt Mark F. Parry of Baltimore County Police Dept E.O.W. 1-21-2002

President of MD C.O.P.S.

Email: presidentmdcops@gmail.com

Jeannie Mastronardi-Mowbray; Surviving Co worker of MSP officer Mark Groner, E.O.W. 10/1/1992

Vice President of MD C.O.P.S.

Email: vicepresidentmdcops@gmail.com

Jeff Hancher; Surviving Father of Officer Jacob Hancher of Myrtle Beach SC Police Dept, E.O.W. 10/3/2020

Treasurer of MD C.O.P.S.

Email: treasurermdcops@gmail.com

Karen Santangelo; Surviving Sibling of Officer Gregory Santangelo of Frederick, MD Police Dept., E.O.W. 12/28/2021

Secretary of MD C.O.P.S.

Email: secretarymdcops@gmail.com

What is next??

We are still in a transition period of changing from past board leadership to our current one, so please bear with us. But look here soon for more information.

In the meantime if you want to be added to our email list please click below OR Call National C.O.P.S. at 573-346-4911 to get your email added to their database.

We want to hear from you so feel free to email any of us.

And of course we want to acknowledge the Board members who came before us for their leadership and guidance.

 

Email presidentmdcops@gmail.com for more information