Julius Boyd Loving ceremony photo gallery
On April 16, 2026, leaders from law enforcement, government, faith-based organizations, historical institutions, and the broader community gathered at Evergreen Cemetery in Los Angeles to honor the life and legacy of Deputy Julius Boyd Loving.
Recognized in Department history as the first African American Deputy Sheriff in the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and a pioneer in the field of penology, Deputy Loving’s legacy continues to shape conversations around service, dignity, leadership, and community resilience.
This gallery captures moments from that meaningful ceremony—moments of reflection, unity, remembrance, and respect.
Whether you attended in person or are viewing these images afterward, we hope this gallery helps preserve the spirit of the day and the significance of Deputy Loving’s story.
Photo downloads are available below for personal and commemorative use.
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These photos are shared so attendees, supporters, and community members can remember and reflect on this important day. Please use them respectfully and in a manner consistent with the purpose of the ceremony.
Event Photo Gallery (Credit: Photographer Nick Santos)
Event Photo Gallery (Credit: Photographer Mario Chairez)
Event Photo Gallery (Miscellaneous)
Missed the ceremony?
You can also read our event recap and reflection on Deputy Julius Boyd Loving’s legacy here:
The D’Andre D. Lampkin Foundation is grateful to everyone who attended, supported, documented, and helped preserve this moment. Through remembrance, reflection, and shared purpose, we continue the work of honoring the past while strengthening the future.