The memorial is located on the north end of Trinity Park along West 7th Street. It occupies approximately five acres of park. » Get Directions
Hours of Operation
5:00am - 11:30pm
The displays and paths are always
illuminated.
By Mail
3801 Hulen Suite 101
Fort Worth, Texas 76107
By Phone
817-870-2171
Alan F. Chick
Age:
34
Length of Service:
11 Years
Location of Incident:
Southeast Loop 820, eastbound shoulder near
Wichita
Date of Injury:
Dec. 22, 1993
Date of Death:
Dec. 27, 1993
Burial:
Laurel Land Cemetery
Summary:
Officer Alan F. Chick was assisting a stranded motorist in the 1400 block of Southeast Loop 820 when an intoxicated driver struck him. Officer Chick was taken to John Peter Smith Hospital where he died several days later. The driver of the vehicle, which struck Officer Chick was tried and convicted of Involuntary Manslaughter.
Tributes
John Caldwell
2009-03-23 11:27:22
Officer Chick, Thank you for your service and sacrifice for our city. As a Fort Worth citizen, I keep you and your fellow fallen officers in my prayers. Thank You, John Caldwell
Tom E Gonzales
2009-05-24 17:53:52
Tio Tom, I think of you often, but mostly on your birthday and mine. You we the best uncle, seragate father and hero to me. I wish my children would have had the priviledge to know the most perfect loving person on this earth. I don\'t know why the Lord saw fit to take you from us, but I am joyful to know that He let you be in my family the little time He did. I love you and miss you terribly. Your niece Donna
Ken Harmon
2009-06-20 00:11:09
Alan, I had the privilege to work with you and consider you my friend. I remember when you and Lisa came to my wedding. You are missed by everyone who knew you.
Michael Spencer
2010-03-24 23:25:32
I was privileged to know Alan from the time he and his family lived in New Jersey. He was a good guy and a heck of an athlete in his junior high days, baseball (pitching) and bowling in particular. He had a seriousness and integrity about him even back then, so I\'m not surprised to see the commendations and praise he garnered, modestly, in public service. God bless Alan, and bless his family. One good man, my friend Alan, -- just a very, very good man.
