M.J.P.O.A. Massachusetts Juvenile Police Officer's Association, Inc.

Kinlock Award

KINLOCK AWARD is given to a person who has devoted a major portion of his/her adult life to the well being of our young people. The recipient must be endowed with understanding, compassion and patience and a willingness to do more than the next person does for tomorrow’s adults.

Past Recipients:

Marion Kinlock	Methuen	1974
Detective Arthur McAloon	Waltham PD	1975
Lt. Salvi Pascucci	Framingham PD	1976
Dr. E. Donion Rooney	Director of Guidance Watertown Schools	1977
Detective Ernest Flanagan	Everett PD	1978
Deputy Superitendant	Boston PD	1979
Lt. John Beaudoin	Reading PD (Retired Chief)	1980
Judge James Nixon	Cambridge Court	1981
Detective James Flynn	Barnstable PD (Retired)	1982
Officer Harry Marchetti	Ashland PD	1983
Detective Richard Beaton	Winchester PD	1984
John McGonigle	Cambridge Court - Chief of Probation	1985
Leo McElhenney	Woburn PD	1986
Lt. James Alexander	Concord PD (Retired)	1987
Joseph O’Reilly	Boston Juvenile Court, Chief of Probation	1988
Officer Bill Mahoney	Belmont PD (Retired)	1989
Chief Edward Marchand	Reading PD (Retired Chief)	1990
Scott Harshbarger	Former Massachusetts Attorney General	1991
M. Isabel Harrison	Ashland Youth Advisory Council	1992
Detective Raymond Yvon	West Springfield PD (Retired)	1993
Walter Hutcheon	Department of Youth Services (Retired)	1994
Det. Lt. Robert Spencer	Wilmington PD	1995
Sgt. Louis Moscatelli	Framingham PD	1996
Detective Richard Scanlon	Waltham PD	1997
Lt. Kevin Mooney	Lincoln PD	1998
Detective Dennis Thompson	Burlington PD	1999
Lt. Steven Williams	Cambridge PD	2000
Lt. Charles Heney	Stoneham PD	2001
John Sofis Scheft	Law Enforcement Dimensions	2002
Edward G. Jacoubs	M.S.W. - Plymouth County Disctrict Attorney's Office	2003

KINLOCK AWARD
Formerly the M.J.P.O.A. Award

The first awards given by this organization were Man of the Year Awards and the first three were by the Middlesex Juvenile Officers Association. Then continued after our growth to the M.J.O.A. until the untimely passing of our past President Roland Kinlock.

Roland's contributions and accomplishments were many and the Man of the Year Award became the Roland Kinlock Award and the first recipient was Mrs. Marion Kinlock in memoriam and also for her own attendance and interest in the M.J.P.O.A.

The Roland Kinlock Award is one that we all revere and this award in his memory may not be awarded to anyone lacking in excellence in his or her field of endeavor; that endeavor must be associated with our young people. He must be endowed with understanding, compassion and patience and a willingness to do more than the next person for tomorrow's adults.

Roland was such a man, a patrolman who had worked every facet of police work and in the later years of his career became a Juvenile Officer, President of this Association, our representative to the International Juvenile Officers Association and then its President.

He was sincere, hard working and understood and promoted the thought that love and compassion could assist our troubled young, and the same values should also be visited upon the untroubled - including adults.

Therefore, it is with loving memory and pride that the Massachusetts Juvenile Officers Association presents the Roland Kinlock Award to those persons with comparative values and contributions.