CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- Family, friends, and fellow officers gathered in Charlotte on Friday to honor the life and legacy of Vicki Foster, the highest-ranking woman in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department history.
Foster passed away on July 25, 2025, at age 56, after a recent illness.
Her funeral was held Friday morning, August 8, at First Baptist Charlotte, following a public viewing and family visitation. The service reflected on her groundbreaking career, her dedication to public service, and the countless lives she touched.
PREVIOUS: Vicki Foster, highest ranking woman in CMPD history, dies: SourceShe was later entombed at Gethsemane Cemetery and Memorial Gardens.
Foster made history in 2017 when she was promoted to assistant chief, becoming the highest-ranking woman ever at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department. She retired in 2020 and later worked in consulting and real estate. A UNC Charlotte graduate, she had once planned to become a psychiatrist before choosing a path in law enforcement.
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