IN MEMORY OF LARRY J. VINCENT
Tactical Officer Larry Vincent CPD #15161 was killed in the line of duty while protecting and serving the City of Chicago on the evening of January 14, 1983. Today his legacy lives on through his family which will never forget his sacrifice and the generosity of organizations like the 100 Club of Chicago.
We sincerely thank you for visiting and remembering Larry. We appreciate your support.
During the evening of January 14th, 1983, Tactical Officer Larry Vincent CPD #15161 was killed while protecting and serving the City of Chicago. A month earlier he turned 29. He was a husband to a beautiful wife and loving mother, Marilyn, a father to two sons, Jason and Anthony, and expecting to experience the birth of his third child, Donald, nearly six months later.
A third generation Chicago police officer, he was called to this work and was passionate about it. He received many citations and awards in his short career recognizing his dedication and hard work to the Chicago Police Department and the citizens it serves.His excellence as a police officer was exceeded only by his brilliance as a father, husband and family man. Larry Vincent loved with no abandon. His smile brightened rooms. His love showed us all how to be better brothers, sons, partners and human beings.
Larry J. Vincent
Never Forgotten
THE LARRY J. VINCENT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Vincent family, along with the 100 Club of Chicago created the Larry J Vincent Scholarship which selects an eligible 100 Club Scholar enrolled at a private school every four years for a grant up to $2,500 per school year to assist with the purchase of books, computers and other educational needs.