Retired Captain Scott Willoughby Obituary, RIDLEY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Retired Captain Scott Willoughby, a longtime member of the Ridley Township community and former Ridley Township Police Department officer, has died, according to a statement shared by the department.
Captain Willoughby dedicated 31 years of his life to serving with the Ridley Township Police Department. His career in law enforcement reflected a longstanding commitment to public service and to the community he called home.
Willoughby was a lifelong Ridley Township resident and was remembered by the department as someone who loved and served his community throughout his life. His decades of service made him a familiar figure within the township and among those he worked alongside.
The Ridley Township Police Department expressed its appreciation for Willoughby’s dedicated service and lifelong commitment to the community. The department also recognized the years he spent protecting and serving residents during his career.
News of his passing has prompted condolences for his family, friends and fellow members of the law enforcement community. Those who knew him are being asked to remember his commitment to public service and the community he served.
No additional details about the circumstances or date of Captain Willoughby’s death were provided in the announcement. Funeral or memorial arrangements were also not included in the information released.
The Ridley Township community and the Ridley Township Police Department extend their condolences to Captain Willoughby’s family and friends during this time of loss. His 31 years of dedicated service and lifelong connection to the community remain an important part of his legacy.
Rest easy, brother. His service and commitment to Ridley Township will be remembered.
