Mr. Jon Vincent was born Jeffrey James Vickers on December 17, 1962, in New Orleans, Louisiana. He grew up in Baton Rouge, where he discovered his athletic talent, especially for baseball. At 20, an interview with the Kansas City Royals seemed like his chance for a professional athletic career, but his penchant for partying undid him at the tryouts. He never played baseball again. In- stead. he drifted to Houston, where he discovered his lifelong athletic passion, bodybuilding. Two years later, he moved to California.
In Los Angeles, escort work led to the adult film career that would make Mr. Vincent famous.
There was a memorial service last Friday, May 5, in New York City. On Tuesday, May 9, there was a second memorial service in Baton Rouge. Mr. Vincent was buried in Baton Rouge in the family mausoleum.
In Los Angeles, escort work led to the adult film career that would make Mr. Vincent famous.
There was a memorial service last Friday, May 5, in New York City. On Tuesday, May 9, there was a second memorial service in Baton Rouge. Mr. Vincent was buried in Baton Rouge in the family mausoleum.
Mr. Jon Vincent was born Jeffrey James Vickers on December 17, 1962, in New Orleans, Louisiana. He grew up in Baton Rouge, where he discovered his athletic talent, especially for baseball. At 20, an interview with the Kansas City Royals seemed like his chance for a professional athletic career, but his penchant for partying undid him at the tryouts. He never played baseball again. In- stead. he drifted to Houston, where he discovered his lifelong athletic passion, bodybuilding. Two years later, he moved to California.
In Los Angeles, escort work led to the adult film career that would make Mr. Vincent famous.
There was a memorial service last Friday, May 5, in New York City. On Tuesday, May 9, there was a second memorial service in Baton Rouge. Mr. Vincent was buried in Baton Rouge in the family mausoleum.
In Los Angeles, escort work led to the adult film career that would make Mr. Vincent famous.
There was a memorial service last Friday, May 5, in New York City. On Tuesday, May 9, there was a second memorial service in Baton Rouge. Mr. Vincent was buried in Baton Rouge in the family mausoleum.
