People will come from all over the country for this," says Officer Kaleb Edwards from the Sherman Police Department.His colleague Officer Eric Withrow said, "This one is a little different because it was an attack, it was a planned, he intentionally took his life. It wasn't resisting arrest. He found him and killed him."Across the street from Second Baptist Church, residents at Woodway Square Apartments are showing their support by making small ribbons for people to wear and placing larger blue ribbons on trees leading up to the church."I think a lot of people want to help and participate. It's a really sad time right now, especially for the family and their loss," says resident Alice Cazares.Resident Susan Starnes added, "We have the opportunity to tell people whogoing to happen tomorrow is the highest honor that can be given to an officer who falls in the line of duty."A steady stream of law enforcement arrived at the church today. On Friday, the church will be a scene of honor, pride, and grief for all men and women who wear the badge, the community that supports them, and the Goforth family.Diaz said a 21-gun salute, TAPS, bagpipes, a riderless horse and a helicopter flyover are some of the features of the tributes to the deputy.And as the honor guard prepares to remember one of their brothers, Collier shared a reminder and an important message to the public: "Don't lose faith in U.S. Constitution, the Penal Code, and your local law-enforcement. Don't lose faith," Collier said. "Officers