Monday, March 31, 2025
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So many good memories.
I worked many years with Larry who was a good friend and coworker
So many stories that could be told.
Larry was a good cop and was our court officer in Wallaceburg who worked In the Chatham court system.
When Larry was off on sick leave I did his job.
Only then did I realize how hard the court officer’s job was shuttling prisoners to and from Chatham court from Windsor , London and St Thomas and beyond before their court appearances and after their court apperamces.
After a long day in court Larry would have to take the prisoners back to their institutions. Many long days for sure
In those days we did not have special constables to help with prisoner escorts to help ease the load
Larry would have to come back and finish paper work preparing for tomorrow’s court sittings. It was very. demanding .
Larry would have to try and please the judges who could be very demanding as well as crown attorneys , lawyers and prisoners.
Larry never complained and had every right to complain.
Larry, miss the good old days when we worked shifts ,
Miss your dry funny sense of humour.
R.I.P. my friend. No more Drs appointments or hospital visits,
Cheryl and family,
My sincere condolences to you and your family.
Sincerely Mike McNaughton Sgt retired #206
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