Fox Valley Law Enforcement Awards
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The purpose of the program is to recognize an outstanding member of the law enforcement community who has served with distinction and devotion. There are no specific standards and the chapter solicits recommendations from our members. The award is usually presented at one of our dinner meetings. |
The award consists of an embossed Law Enforcement Commendation Certificate, a handsome Law Enforcement Commendation Medal and an enameled bar
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Matt Clark, Mike Campagnolo, and Ted Miller from the Sons of the American Revolution Fox Valley Chapter honored Naperville police officers Courtney Madden, Mark Schumacher, and Allison Simko on March 7, 2024 at the Naperville Police Department headquarters.
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Chapter color guard commander Jon Fixmer & former chapter presidents Mike Campagnolo and Rod Herbig presented Heroism and Police Awards to
Deputy Jason Larsen, Deputy Zachary Tongate and Deputy Tyler Johnson of the Kendall County Sheriff's Office for work above and beyond the call
of duty saving the lives of three different citizens.
Detective Richard Wistocki has a great smile as chapter VP Emertis Bruce Talbot pins him with the Law Enforcement Medal at the
dinner meeting on October 26, 2008. Detective Wistocki was joined at dinner by the Deputy Chief of Police of Naperville and his
unit commander.
Aurora Chief of Police William Powell is flanked by officers William Sullivan and Glenda VanHorn at our
dinner meeting on October 28, 2007. Bruce Talbot presented
Law Enforcement medals to officers Sullivan and VanHorn for rescuing a 14 year-old boy out of the Fox River.
Aurora recognized them as employees of the month in June 2007.
Far: Sgt. DeLise of Oak Brook Police Department and Naperville Mayor George Pradel honored
at Fox Valley's 25th chapter anniversary on November 5, 2006
for their work with hospitalized kids. Near: Bruce Talbot pins Law Enforcement medal on Sgt. DeLise.
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Far: Officer Scott Webb and his date at the November 20, 2005 banquet. Near: From left to right Woodridge Police Chief Steve Herron,
Chapter President Don Parrish, Law Enforcement Awardee Scott Webb
and Chapter Secretary and Law Enforcement director, Bruce Talbot.
Bruce Talbot and son Skip were present on November 21, 2004 as President Don Parrish gave Lombard Officer Jerry
O'Meara the Law Enforcement Commendation medal. Also there, Lombard Village President William Mueller and Chief of Police Ray Byrne.