Remember His Ride
A fundraiser for the off-duty Officer killed riding his bike is looking for some assistance:
- On June 11, 2013 Brian McDevitt took off work as a Chicago Police Officer to spend a day with his family. That afternoon, Brian, an avid cyclist, went for a bike ride on a local trail. Brian was struck by a vehicle while crossing an intersection. He remained unconscious at Advocate Christ Medical Center for ten days before succumbing to his injuries. Brian is survived by his wife Margaret, his son Brian Jr, 3 years old, and his daughter Molly, 1 year old. Brian was a dedicated Chicago Police Officer and recent recipient of the Award of Valor.
Please join Brian's family and friends for a celebration of Brian's life. A non-profit account has been set up and all proceeds will benefit Brian's wife and children.
Hop on over to the link here and see if there's any assistance you can offer. There's a gun raffle, t-shirts and fundraising tickets available.
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posted by SCC at 12:03 AM
13 Comments:
RIP brother will buy tickets to,support his family!
SCC thank you very much. This is awesome. I couldn't ask for more.-- Brian's partner Tom Carey
RIP to Brian and condolences again to his family and friends.
This is a great set up for us north siders to contribute. Happy to help my brother... you have my donation. Rip & may God's Love watch over his wife & children.
just so so sad. .... I truly wish you all the best. rip brother.
ssc i will gladly donate if we cant help wach other we are useless , god bless him n the cpd also bo and eric holder a big f you.
He was the real police, 3rd watch 008
Keeses for all his family.
Let's support each other. Donate to help the officer's family!
Please contact the 10th District 2nd Watch for assistance. Ill help sell the shirts and tickets... Star query #1330 for your contact...... DOG 61. Leave a call back number.
Just donated and purchased tickets.
Thoughts and prayers
KB A/1
I really wish people can understand how great of a person and police officer Brian was. This guy was the real police and by real police I mean that he went out everyday with a good attitude and arrested bad guys, alot of bad guys. He never wanted or needed any attention and never said a bad word about anybody. That, my friends, is the definition of the "real police".
Retired County P/O just catching up on old posts... Condolences CPD, on the loss of yet another fine Officer. Godspeed and may he Rest In Peace.
Please advise if he had family on ISP.
Again, sincere condolences...
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