San Diego detectives Jamie and Ryan Parker are remembered by officials and the hockey community

San Diego-loved ones say they will remember A pair of San Diego detectives Die in one Wrong collision Friday as an energetic duo commuting to and from get off work-they have been life partners since they first met at the college.

32-year-old Ryan Parker and his 33-year-old wife Jamie Huntley-Parker were on vacation, but they were hit by a driver head-on on Interstate 5 in San Isidro, San Diego. Into the tip of Jamie’s case Police Chief David Nislet said.

Jamie works with Ryan and the homicide team in the southern part of the SDPD. Nine years ago, they were hired as new police officers on the same day and promoted to detectives on the same day in 2017. They fell in love with each other after they met at the police academy. When they became detectives, they were already married.

In an emotional press conference on Friday, Nisleit said that the two are a pair of budding young detectives.

“You can’t meet two better kids,” he told reporters at the police headquarters in the city center. “(They) have nothing but life. Their lives and careers are definitely on a very, very fast upward trend, just doing a great job.”

Friends told FOX 5 that most of the couple’s life after get off work revolves around sports.Ryan is a talented runner and Jamie is a versatile hockey player Who continues Served as a professional referee and youth league coach.

Alex said: “Everyone will always remember her, always remember her heart of gold, and she will give—forever, and always return—to the children she coached, and the colleagues when she was a referee, And her colleagues,” Morrison, director of the women’s program of the San Diego Angels Youth Hockey Team. “Now, we are all sad. All the coaches, we are really a close family.”

Jamie is considered to be the lock-in for official Olympic jobs and is likely to be a referee at the Women’s World Championships in Calgary.

Morrison said that he also knew Ryan well—the group just got together at Disneyland on the Monday of the week of the crash. He said that Jamie’s husband is a special match.

“He is entertaining and has an adventurous spirit,” Morrison told FOX 5. “I will take off his shirt for you.”

Jamie and Ryan have no children, but they have left a large group of friends and relatives in different communities, whether at work or after get off work.

“Everyone’s heart is broken tonight,” Morrison said.