The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office mourns the loss of their esteemed officer, Lt. Baron Cortopassi, whose legacy is defined by dedication, kindness, and profound respect for others. His sudden departure has deeply affected both the community and his colleagues, leaving an irreplaceable void.
Renowned for his commitment and support within the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, Lt. Cortopassi, lovingly known as Cort, held an exceptional reputation for his unwavering dedication to his duties and unwavering support for his team members.
Beyond his professional commitments, Cortopassi cherished his family deeply, leaving a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Thibodaux City Marshal’s Office posted on Facebook,
“We are saddened to learn about the passing of Lt. Baron Cortopassi of the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, A.J. “Tony” Smith, Sheriff.Lt. Cortopassi and his wife “Christine” are both retired from the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office and worked closely with current employees from our office.On behalf of Marshal Calvin Cooks, Sr., and the entire Thibodaux City Marshal’s Office, we are sending prayers and condolences to his family, co-workers and friends! “
The passing of Lt. Baron Cortopassi was unexpected, leaving a lasting impact on the community and law enforcement community. Official statements confirm that Lt. Cortopassi succumbed to an undisclosed illness after being hospitalized due to a health issue several weeks prior.
Colleagues and community members share heartfelt tributes to Lt. Cortopassi. Steve James, a fellow officer, reminisced about their shared experiences and Cort’s dedication to duty, recalling early morning patrol talks and the camaraderie they shared.
“Rest in peace, Lt. Baron Cortopassi. Your absence is deeply felt on duty tonight. Your dedication to our job and love for your family were truly admirable. Until we meet again, rest easy, my brother!” – Steve James
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