4 the Heroes Foundation Honors Officer Evan Dunn

On July 2nd 4 the Heroes Foundation Honored Officer Evan Dunn, who was killed by a drunk driver while investigating a crash scene. 

Evan Alexander Dunn of Littleton died in the line of duty as an officer for the Golden Police Department.

Evan grew up in Columbia, Missouri. He attended Rock Bridge High School. He went on to Columbia College, where he joined the Army ROTC. While at college, he met the love of his life, Annalise Morrison. In 2015, Evan graduated from Columbia College with a Bachelor's Degree in Business. Following graduation, he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Missouri Army National Guard and was selected to be trained as an Army aviator, specializing in the Black Hawk helicopter. Evan later commanded a medevac unit at Springfield, MO.

Evan and Annalise were married in 2017 in Columbia, MO, and moved to Kansas City and then Fayetteville, AR.In 2021, the couple moved to the Denver area, where Evan served in the Colorado Army National Guard. In 2022, Evan joined the Golden Police Department as a Code Enforcement Officer. He later entered the police academy and became a Golden Police Officer in June 2024.

The 4 the Heroes Foundation was formed in 2013 to honor the military, first responders, and their families for the sacrifices, made by them, their loved ones, and so many others. While 4 the Heroes provides unique recovery services to those who are healing, the main purpose is to honor the brave men and women who protect our great country and its freedoms. We are committed to assisting those who have been wounded in their service with their recovery and more importantly, making sure those who paid the ultimate price will Never Be Forgotten.