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Historical: Newport News Police Department — 2024 annual report

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46 Newport News Police Department 2024 Annual Report IN MEMORIAM Master Police Officer Tony Eugene Poe, Jr. Master Police Officer Tony Eugene Poe, Jr., 45, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, February 21, 2024 at Riverside Regional Medical Center. Born in Columbus, GA, he graduated from Jordan Vocational High School. Following graduation, Tony joined the U.S. Navy where he served for 5 years. In 2004 he joined the Newport News Police Department. He served in many capacities including the Canine Unit, Marine Patrol, Hostage Negotiator, the TOU Team, Armored Vehicle Driver, Department Armorer, Training Division and was a Master Police Officer. His dedication to the NNPD will be truly missed. Tony was a member of the FOP and served as Vice President and was a member of the Warwick Masonic Lodge No. 336. He enjoyed watching European Soccer games and the Atlanta Braves. Tony is preceded in death by his mother, Regina Lee O’Dell. He is survived by his wife of 22 years, Kimberly J. Poe; his beloved children, Tyler Eugene Poe and Erin B. Poe; his father, Tony E. Poe, Sr. and his stepmother, Deborah Poe of Columbus, GA; his stepfather, James O’Dell of Waverly Hall, GA; his brother, John Poe of Columbus, GA; and step-siblings, Shana Robinson of Mauk, GA, Heather Kirkland of Hamilton, GA and Jonathan Phillips of Butler, GA. Sergeant Molly Ann Clarke Sgt. Molly Ann Clarke, 33, of Yorktown, Virginia, passed away on August 28, 2024. Molly was born in Newport News, graduated from Peninsula Catholic High School, and earned a degree in Criminal Justice from James Madison University. She served her community in numerous capacities as a dedicated and decorated Officer, Detective, and Sergeant of the Newport News Police Department. Off-duty, she and her wife Heather Froneberger built a home filled with love, family, fun, their adored rescue animals, and incredible backyard barbecues. Molly shared her kindness, hilarious sense of humor, love of sports, and selfless support with her family as well as friends old and new. She is survived by her wife Heather; children Nathan, Hope, Emma (son-in-law Sammai), Stella, Beatrice, Elias, Jamison, Ishmael, and Jorah; grandchildren Sionne, Camilo, and Alila; parents Ken and Jan Clarke; brother Brian; and sisters Blaine and MaryBeth.
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