Joseph A Mattingly Jr Memorial Food Bank

From Aspen Hill, Maryland, USA

From an article originally on the Montgomery County website:

Montgomery County Police Department Working Together with
Mid-County United Ministries To Honor the Memory of
Captain Joseph Mattingly

January 27, 2004

The Montgomery County Police Community Policing Workgroup of the 
Bel Pre/Hewitt Avenue Neighborhood Initiative and the 
Office of the Montgomery County Victim Assistance Program have 
joined Mid-County United Ministries (MUM), which has 
named their food bank the “Mattingly Food Bank Program”. 
It is to honor Captain Joseph A. Mattingly, Jr., 
who was killed in the line of duty in a car crash on September 13, 2003.

Captain Mattingly, a 28-year-police veteran, was 
known for his community involvement. He was a 
facilitator of the Workgroup and a community volunteer 
whose heart went out to the underprivileged people in the county 
who were struggling to make a living. He had spoken about 
wanting to help the Workgroup develop a food bank. 
MUM maintains a food pantry at its headquarters office at 
2424 Reedie Drive, on the 2nd floor of the Mid-County Services Building 
in Wheaton. MUM was formed in 1996 as a result of collaboration 
between a number of churches in the area and has been active 
in the Wheaton-Aspen Hill area by providing social services and 
emergency assistance to hundreds of clients every year.

The Mattingly Food Bank Program will also serve victims of crimes 
to include homicides and domestic abuse, through the 
Office of the Montgomery County Police Victim Assistance Program. 
Ms Blanca Kling and Ms Linda Ridall are the Victim Assistance Coordinators 
at the 4th District Police Station. This important addition 
to the Mid-County United Ministries, will work with the 
Victim Assistance Program to serve those families affected by criminal activity.

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