On July 6, 1968,  our servant-leader, was delivered to Judy Page-Talley in Leesburg Virginia.  Vince, as he was affectionately called, attended Emerick Elementary, Blue Ridge Middle School, and Parkview High School, and graduated from Loudon Valley High School in 1987.  From his variety of extracurricular activities and employment opportunities, his leadership coupled with his desire to serve were apparent early in life.

Vince's family benefitted greatly from his love shown through serving them.   He was the cookout leader for frying fish and grilling at family summer gatherings.  He did not mind driving to visit his parents and supporting them with chores and repairs. He acknowledged and described his love for George Talley, as that of a son for his father. Because he was an expert mechanic, he made sure his children's households had roadworthy cars.

Throughout his lifetime, he was employed at car dealerships.  At the Chevrolet Dealership in Leesburg, VA, he worked as a mechanic, and at Huntley in Dulles Airport as a transporter.  In the winter months, he was on call as a driver for snow removal.   His final employment was at Roadrunner  Wrecker Service in Sterling, VA where he transported cars. Vince served in leadership even with his employment.

From childhood, Vince was a member of Cedar Lane Bible Way Church where he received Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior.  At Cedar Lane Bibleway Church,  he was a lead singer in the choir. Singing remained one of his favorite spare time activities.  On April 20, 2018, during his grandmother's homegoing service, Vincent became a covenant partner at Victory Christian Ministries, International, Apostles Tony and Cynthia Brazelton, Pastors.

On Saturday morning at 4:30 am, April 15, 2023, Vincent, our Servant-Leader, transitioned from earth to heaven with his grandparents, James and Hestell Page; his uncles, James, Mark, Willis, and Reggie Page.

Vincent leaves to cherish his leadership in serving:  His sons, Richard, Dameion, Vincent, Jr., and Deaquan "Ti"; his daughters, Alexandra (Kofi), and Natasha (James); his parents,  Judy and George Talley,  his brother, Vashon (Brenda), one niece, Crystal Page, two nephews, Jordan and Joshua; two grandsons, DaRion and Zion; two granddaughters, Phoebe and London;  two friends in brotherhood; Tyrone Vance and Sterling Evans; a special friend Clarissa Garnett; and a host of family members and friends.  We are grateful for the joy that our Servant-Leader has given us.