Medal of Honor Recipients

The Medal of Honor is the Department’s highest award and is awarded to members of this Department who distinguish them­selves by displaying an act(s) of extraordinary bravery, valor, courage, gallantry, conspicuous heroism, and/or self-sacrifice, intel­ligently performed with knowledge of the risk involved, above and beyond the call of duty, in the face of imminent and personal life-threatening peril and in an official capacity. This medal may also be awarded to a Department member who, through the course of events, is prevented from accomplishing such an acts(s) by either a disabling injury or death. A Silver Cross may also be awarded to Department members who are killed or seriously wounded as a result of this encounter.

If you are a recipient of an SDSO Medal and don’t see your name on this list, please contact the Museum at info@SanDiegoSheriffsMuseum.org.

1988 Alfred MacKrille
1993 Donald Hokenson
1996 Anthony Gervais
2000 Terry Lawson
2003 Anthony Jucenas
2003 Anthony Radicia
2003 Juan Tamayo
2003 Alvin Vasquez
2010 Scott Bligh
2010 Gary Kneeshaw
2012 Craig Johnson
2012 Ali Perez
2012 Michael Spears
2013 Colin Snodgrass
2013 James Steinmeyer
2021 Tony Bernal
2021 Michael Cruz
2021 Nicholas McGregor
2021 Robert Simpson
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