Robert Leslie CULLETON

( late of Como & formerly of Thornlie, W.A. )

Western Australia Police Force

Regd. #   3469

Rank:  ? – Retired

Stations:  ?

Service:  From  ? ? ?  to  ? ? ? = ? years Service

Awards:  National Medal – granted 9 August 1983

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 21 August 1989

Born:  2 October 1937

Died on:  Saturday  6 August 2016

Cause:  ?

Age:  78

Funeral date:  12 August 2016 @ 10.30am

Funeral location:  Karrakatta Cemetery, W.A.

Buried at:  Cremated

 Memorial at:  ?

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FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.

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Funeral Director Info

– See more at: http://www.legacy.com/guestbooks/thewest-au/robert-culleton-condolences/181009922?cid=full#sthash.AAwoERdn.dpuf

http://www.westannouncements.com.au/obituaries/thewest-au/obituary.aspx?n=robert-culleton&pid=181029624&fhid=14422&eid=sp_ommatch&eid=sp_ommatch#sthash.9VWl6owq.dpuf

Kenneth John GRAPES 

( late of Applecross – formerly of Duncraig )

Western Australia Police Force

Regd. #   4471

Rank:  ? – Retired

Stations:  ?

Service:  From  ? ? ?  to  ? ? ? = ? years Service

Awards:  National Medal – granted 25 May 19877

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 6 August 1997

Born:  7 December 1950

Died on:  Wednesday  3 August 2016

Cause:  ?

Age:  65

Funeral date:  Friday  12 August 2016 @ 9.30am

Funeral location:  Purslowe Funerals Chapel, 254 Hampton Rd, South Fremantle

Buried at:  Cremated

 Memorial at:  ?

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Peter S. BALL

Western Australia Police Force

Regd. #   9734

Rank:  Constable

Stations:  ?, Cannington, Gosnells

Service:  From  18 December 1995  to  7 August 1998 = 2+ years Service

Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

Born:  15 March 1969

Event date:  5? August

Died on:  Thursday  6 August 1998

Event location:  Crawford St, Cannington

Cause:  Motor Vehicle Accident – pedestrian ( during an arrest )

Age:  24

Funeral date:  Wednesday 12 August 1998

Funeral location:  ?

Buried at:  ?

 Memorial at:  1 / Memorial Rose Gardens at both Gosnells & Cannington Police Stations

2/ The Safe City Constable peter Ball memorial Award, Gosnells Council, WA

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BALL died on a Thursday after being struck by a passing motor vehicle, whilst struggling with an offender on Crawford St, Cannington. BALL was born 15 March 1969 and joined the police force on the 18th of December 1995.

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Constable Peter Ball Memorial Youth Award

Constable Peter Ball was stationed at Gosnells Police Station and was on duty on 6 August 1998 when he was run down by a car while chasing a suspected car thief in Cannington. Peter died in hospital the next day, leaving behind a young wife and his 18 month old daughter.

Tributes and support from police and the public followed. Peter was given a State Funeral and memorial services are held each year to commemorate him.  Memorial rose gardens were also established at the Gosnells and Cannington Police Stations, where he had worked.

Constable Peter Ball Memorial Youth Award

The award aims to recognise young people, youth groups or organisations that have:

• Improved safety or promoted the prevention of crime
• Enhanced the profile of young people
• Increased opportunities for young people

Who is Eligible?

Youths or a group of young people aged 12 to 25, living in the City or not-for-profit organisations or groups supporting youth activities in the City.

Prize: $1000 + plaque

Nominations

Entries can be submitted any time during the year with submissions closing at the end of September. Award presentations will take place at the Australia Day Ceremony on 26 January each year.

Nominations should be no more than two A4 pages and where appropriate, include supporting material such as photos, media clippings, pamphlets etc.

Applications will only be eligible for one category per program. A separate Application Form is required for each entry. Previous winners are not eligible to nominate the same project for a period of 3 years effective 2016.

Send to:

The Safe City Constable Peter Ball Memorial Award
City of Gosnells
PO Box 662
Gosnells WA 6990

For more information please contact the Safe City Initiative 9391 6022 or Email Safe City.

http://www.gosnells.wa.gov.au/Your_property/Community_safety/Safe_City_initiative/Safe_City_Awards/Constable_Peter_Ball_Memorial_Youth_Award

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Plans for new medal to recognise slain, seriously injured WA police

EXCLUSIVE

Every slain and seriously injured WA police officer would be automatically honoured with a special commendation medal to mark their selfless community sacrifice, under a new plan to be mooted at the WA Police Union conference today.

The idea, which is modelled on an award offered by Victoria Police, has been raised by outgoing union deputy vice-president Jon Groves and has won support from the state opposition and families of officers killed in the line of duty.

Opposition Leader Mark McGowan will unveil a proposal at the police union’s annual conference on Monday for a WA medal, similar to the Victoria Police Star and the US military decoration the Purple Heart, to acknowledge officers killed or seriously injured while on duty.

Under the concept, fallen officers including Constable Damien Murphy, who was run down and killed by a drunk and drugged driver in Craigie in 2007, would be posthumously awarded the medal, along with those who sustain life-changing injuries – like Senior Constable Matt Butcher, who was left partially paralysed by a “flying headbutt” during a brawl in Joondalup in February 2008.

It would apply to all work-related injuries, including psychological illnesses, regardless of whether the conditions first manifested on or off-duty.

“The Victorian Government has struck a medal for police officers who are seriously injured or killed in the line of duty and it recognises the sacrifice, valour and contribution of those police officers,” Mr McGowan told Fairfax Media.

“It’s only awarded rarely, but it is an appropriate recognition and certainly gives families of those who have died in the line of duty some additional recognition of their mother or father, husband or wife.

“It’s also for those who are seriously injured in the line of duty – so officers who put their lives on the line and get injured as a consequence…that they are appropriately recognised for that.

“It is rare recognition, but appropriate recognition and I think that should happen here in WA.”

Mr Groves said a medal that acknowledged officers killed and maimed in the line of duty –  and not only acts of bravery – was needed to highlight their community sacrifice and the risks that police officers come up against every day of their working lives.

“We need a medal that recognises the police officers in this state who have paid the ultimate price – either with their lives or their health – in serving the community,” he said.

“It’s something tangible for those who have been kicked out the door of WA Police, due to work-related illness or injury, to have in their hands to remind them of the good times and the good work they did for the community.”

WA policeman Simon Bowen was five years old when his father WA Detective Sergeant Geoff Bowen was killed by a parcel bomb at the National Crime Authority in Adelaide in 1994.

Detective First Class Constable Bowen, who has served with WA Police for seven years, welcomed the idea saying a special medal would validate the ultimate sacrifice his father made.

“I think it’s a great concept in not only is it a keepsake, but it’s something else in the present that will identify the sacrifice and the memory,” he said.

“It’s a small token that you can just marvel at and look at it and say, for my situation, the memory of Dad is never going to be forgotten not only by me but by the blokes that he used to work with and generations to come.

“It’s a small bit of recognition. It would be humbling.”

Tracey Ball, who was widowed when her husband Constable Peter Ball was run down by a car and killed while chasing a suspected car thief in Cannington in August 1998, welcomed the police medal proposal.

The couple’s daughter, Brianna, now 17, was only 18 months old when her father died in the line of duty.

“Brianna was just 18 months old so she really has no memories of her dad,” Ms Ball said.

“She’s very proud of him but she never really knew him, she never got the chance. So to have something physical and tangible that links who he was as a police officer, I think would be extremely important to her.

“My granddad served in World War I and we have his medals. Having those medals, we used to do the Anzac Day parade and we were so proud and patriotic. To have chance to have that for someone in the police force, I think would be awesome.

“I know the defence forces award medals posthumously and with Legacy the kids go on camps with the armed forces kids who talk about their dads’ medals whereas the police kids don’t have that, they don’t have anything.”

A WA Police spokesman said the force already offered several Police Commissioner’s awards for bravery and conduct including the Cross for Bravery, commendations and a group citation for conduct.

In addition, there is also the WA Police Medal for diligent and ethical service, service medals, the Commissioner’s Medal for Excellence, a Certificate of Outstanding Performance and a WA Police Cadet Medal.

The spokesman said the Western Australia Police Cross for Bravery could be awarded to officers killed or seriously injured after a specific act of bravery and members killed in the line of duty were also recognised on the WA Police Memorial Honour Roll and the National Memorial Honour Roll.

He said the “existing awards and medals are quite comprehensive” but declined to comment about the proposal for a medal for officers killed or seriously injured in the line of duty.

“I am unaware of any proposals for new medals and the department does not make a habit of commenting on speculation or possible proposals,” he said.

Comments:

• les bassednean,  Nov 24 2014 at 9:41am

  that is all well and good, but what do those officers who put their body on the line for their state, and then get arrested, interrogated, humiliated, insulted and shamed get?

• Mrs Elliott Watt (9038)  Nov 24 2014 at 11:37am

  I wonder if the medal will be awarded to officers with psychological injuries who have died from these injuries like PTSD, depression and anxiety? My husband died on duty from depression after 15+ years service….surely he, and other officers like him deserve to be recognized too?

• Long overdue   Perth,  Nov 24 2014 at 9:40pm

  This issues has been raised for quite literally decades that I have been aware of, and yet the Dep’t has chosen to ignore the injured in the hope they will leave. It is only if you suddenly become high-profile media interest then they cannot ignore you.
  The embarrassing fact is as things stand, all the officers who came to Matt Butcher’s aid can be recognised, but there is literally nothing that can be given in acknowledgement to Matt himself as there was no “clever act” they can use for a special commendation. And not even Toxic Tony could spin a believable one for the actions of an unconscious man. This has been raised at the highest levels in emails that were ignored and not replied to.
  If they finally come to the table on this one, great! Allow retrospectivity, even better. The men and women who put their life on the line so you can be safe deserve nothing less!

http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/plans-for-new-medal-to-recognise-slain-seriously-injured-wa-police-20141123-11sgts.html

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Parliament.wa.gov.au   Wednesday  12 August 1998

Mr DAY: ……….

We must also acknowledge that violence in the community as a whole is greater these days. That is not something for which the Government or the Police Service can take responsibility; it is a problem for society as a whole. For whatever reason, more and more people in the community are likely to display acts of extreme violence. We have seen tragic examples of that within the past few years. It is a deep-seated problem for the community. In part, it relates to the amount of violence shown on television which is resulting in much more normalisation of levels of violence in the community. We must tackle that problem from a fundamental perspective if we are to be successful in fighting it.

I touched earlier on the issue of young offenders in the community. We have seen tragic examples recently of young offenders who, in many respects, cannot be expected to take full responsibility for their actions. One example is the absolute tragedy of the death of Constable Peter Ball last week, whose funeral was held today, and who was allegedly killed as a result of the activities in part of a 13 year old offender.

http://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/hansard/hans35.nsf/16ab30a0303e54f448256bf7002049e8/921ef0f19887e8df4825668e001084c9?OpenDocument

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Prime Minister Julia Gillard confirmed today that she will travel to the holiday island to attend a memorial service on October 12 and will offer victims of the attack free flights to commemorate the day.

The assistance package will include airfares, ground transport, accommodation, travel insurance and visa costs, in line with the package provided for the first anniversary.

Assistance will be granted to family members of the 88 Australians who died.

Those seriously injured are also eligible and will be able to take a partner, child or a close relative and a support person if required for medical reasons.

But, the definition of “serious injury” has sparked concerns by survivors such as Peter Hughes and Tracey Ball, as well as Kingsley Football Club president Keith Pearce.

Mr Hughes, who sustained burns to more than 50 per cent of his body, said he was worried some people may miss out on assistance because their pain will not be deemed serious enough.

“I am happy they are offering what was offered for the first anniversary,” he said. “But I don’t think they should be singling out people. I just want everyone to be able to go back and pay their respects.”

Government sources said the definition would include psychological injuries.

Mr Hughes said he had asked the Prime Minister several weeks ago about the funding package and then wrote to her this week.

Tracey Ball, widow of Constable Peter Ball who died chasing a suspected car thief in August 1998, was also injured in the bombings along with her sister Melinda Kemp.

The pair, who were on a family holiday at the time, are concerned the assistance package will not extend to their mum and dad.

Mrs Kemp said while their father was not injured, he was left scarred by the event.

She said he had the grim task of searching makeshift morgues looking for them, a task no father wanted to endure.

Last night the Kingsley Football Club, which lost seven players in the horrific attack, held a legends match to commemorate the 10th anniversary as well as help raise money for anyone who wanted to go back.

Mr Pearce, whose son Duane was one of the players who did come home, said the club had been inquiring for months about government financial assistance and in the end decided to organise their own fundraiser to help those who couldn’t afford the travel costs.

“What is meant by seriously injured?” he said. “Is that physically or mentally, what does it mean? And how serious is serious? It should be available to everyone.”

Services will be held in both Bali and Canberra on October 12, with Governor-General Quentin Bryce to lead the service in the nation’s capital.

“It was a moment of horror that had a profound effect on Australia as a nation and on the lives of survivors and the family and loved ones of those who died,” Ms Gillard said in a statement on Sunday.

“Time has healed many of the physical wounds caused by the bombings but it can never diminish the sense of wrong we feel at this act of terror.

“Forgetting would be the ultimate injustice – and we will never forget.”

The memorial service in Bali will be held at the Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park and the Canberra service will be held in the Great Hall of Parliament House.

http://www.news.com.au/national/western-australia/costs-a-concern-for-bali-survivors/story-fndo4e3y-1226453308922

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David Stirling EDGERTON 

New South Wales Police Force

Redfern Police Academy Class 121

[alert_yellow]Regd. #   6691[/alert_yellow]

Rank:  Probationary Constable – appointed 5 June 1950

Senior Constable – appointed 20 August 1962

Senior Constable – retired

Stations:  ?, Bungendore ( 1959 ), Kiama ( ? – 1971 ), Wollongong ( 1971 – 26 January 1981 ) – Retirement

Service:  From  ? ? ?pre June 1950  to  26 January 1981 = 30 years Service

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World War II

Australian Imperial Force

Regiment:                                       30 Australian Infantry Trg. Bn, Bathurst

Enlisted:                                          From 7 October 1942 – aged 18  Trooper with 2/10 Aust. Commando Squadron

Service #                                         N441138   NX172888

Rank:                                                Sapper / Trooper.  669 days in Aust & 420 days overseas = 1089 days in AIF

Embarkation:  ?

Next of kin:                                     David Samuel Herbert EDGERTON, Quamby via Young – Father

Religion:                                           C of E

Single / Married:                          Single.  Employed as Farm Hand

Returned to Australia:  ?

Description on 7 Oct. 1945:        21 yrs 2 mths old, 6′ tall, brown eyes, fair comp & hair with a mark / scar on left leg

Awards:                                             War Badge ( Returned from Active Service Badge ) # A180104.  This Badge was lost, in Young, NSW, in 1946.  He was reissued Badge # 402644 on 7 July 1959

Discharged:                                      17 December 1945

http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Gallery151/dist/JGalleryViewer.aspx?B=5583057&S=1&N=14#/SearchNRetrieve/NAAMedia/ShowImage.aspx?B=5583057&T=P&S=1

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Police Awards:  No Find on It’s An Honour

Born:  24 August 1924 in Young, NSW

Died on:  Saturday  6 August 2016

Cause:  ?TBA

Age:  91

Funeral date:  Thursday  11 August 2016 @ noon

Funeral location:  Anglican Church Hall, 1 Terralong Street, KIAMA

Buried at:  ?TBA

 Memorial at:  ?TBA

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May you forever Rest In Peace.

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KIAMA:

Our May 2016 meeting was in the format of a luncheon meeting, held at the “Shellharbour Club”. No formal business was conducted, with the exception of recognition of recently deceased members and Police. In attendance were Kel and Dawn Schreiber; Keith and Jenny Bennett; Mary Douglas; Sue Good; Patricia Condon; Gordon and Jan Weaver; Lindsay Gordon; Jack and Margaret Gudgeon; Bruce and Margaret Dun and John Mennie.In June, members attended a special morning tea at Blue Haven Nursing Home, Kiama to witness the presenting to our Veteran Member, Dave Edgerton, of a military medal he earned as a member of a commando unit in New Guinea during WWll. The presentation was made by Mr Garath Ward, State member for Kiama. Also in attendance were members of Dave’s family and a number of fellow members of the Blue Haven Community. Kiama Veteran Member, Dave Edgerton receiving his long overdue WWII medal. Of worthwhile mention is the fact Dave was entitled to the medal and had not received it over all these years. The error came to light when our Chairman Gordon Weaver was visiting Dave at the Nursing Home and on inspecting Dave’s war medals, saw one was missing. Gordon contacted the Department of Honours and Awards, and was informed, Dave was entitled to an additional medal honouring his war service. Gordon then made application for the medal on Dave’s behalf. As a result the award was issued. So arrangement were made for the afore mentioned ceremony. Of further note; Dave is one of only two members of his unit still alive. Unfortunately Chairman Gordon could not be present at the ceremony as he was in Sydney attending other community business. Kel Schreiber

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Appears in the 1979 ‘Stud Book’ as a Senior Constable but does NOT appear in the 1986 version.  Others, of his Class were 1st Class Sergeants in 1977.  Appears that David might not have progressed past Senior Constable – but NOT confirmed.

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The below story is of the same man.

http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/story/3955276/national-hero-recognised/?cs=4110

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Ron Woodhouse I replaced Dave at Kiama in 1971 when he was transferred to Wollongong. He was a lovely bloke who lived for his days fishing out of Kiama and we remained friends. My condolences to his family and I know he will be sadly missed by his many friends and family. R.I.P Dave “Gone Fishing”

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FACEBOOK HACKED

Case #352230845

this is the only way available to me for the next 3 days to get a message onto Facebook.

Once again, one of my non Police FB Groups has been hacked and I am banned from my own Group for 3 days, that Group is not accessible to its members and I have lost the ability to acknowledge Posts, PM’s etc from ANY other Groups / Pages.

I am not even sure if I can actually get this message to my own time line.

I have searched, but can’t find, how to complain to or even contact FB directly to get this issue sorted.

When I was banned last week, for 24 hours, I had lost 1,600+ members from the same Group and the ENTIRE Threads for the past couple of years.

The likes of Danny Webster, myself and others who have Pages / Groups, with so much information in these Groups will be stuffed if those Groups are hacked and we lose all that Memorial information that we have accumulated are unable to backup.

How do I get onto FB and complain???.

Cal

Message to FB on 1 August:

This is my communication with FB so far. This is an important issue for all of us. What you submitted
Aug 6 2016
What best describes the issue you want to report?
Other
Do you have a Facebook account?
Yes
Are you blocked from seeing the content (ex: photo, comment, post) you want to report?
Yes
Links (URLs) to the content
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=474603199358143
When was this content posted?
08/05/2016
Description
Last week I was banned for 24 hours from one of my own pages. Today I am again banned from the same page – now for 3 days because of some breach of policy.

Greg Callander I found an alternative into the complaints system after Lilo blocked me out. I bet I get banned again. I will move this entire Thread over to NSW Fallen Police

What you submitted
Today  11 August 2016
What best describes the issue you want to report?
Other
Do you have a Facebook account?
Yes
Are you blocked from seeing the content (ex: photo, comment, post) you want to report?
Yes
Links (URLs) to the content
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=474603199358143
When was this content posted?
08/05/2016
Description
FB tells me that Admin are the only people who can delete members from a Group.

My Group has been breach and that breach, by person or persons unknown, has resulted in 1600 members of that Group being removed.

This attack upon the Group was manifested by FB who banned my Profile for 24 hours and then 3 days due to an alleged breach of FB Policy.

I request that FB inform me, so that I don’t commit this breach a third time, how and when I am alleged to have made these breaches please.
Your email address
gregcal@gmail.com
What we’ll do next
Thanks for letting us know about this. We’ll take a look at your request, submission or concern as soon as possible and send you a message once we have an update.

Sent to FB at 2.35am  Thursday  11 August 2016

If you feel that you can’t support this type of request through THIS form – please supply a direct link that can support this type of request or escalate this matter further up the chain of command please.

Erwin HODIKIN

aka  Hoddo

New South Wales Police Force

[alert_yellow]Regd. #   16974[/alert_yellow]

Rank: Probationary Constable – appointed 5 May 1975

Constable – appointed 5 May 1976

Senior Constable – appointed 26 August 1984

Final Rank = ?

Stations:  ?, 13 Division – Lakemba, Coffs Harbour Water Police – retirement

Service:  From  ? ? ?  to  ? ? ? = ? years Service

Awards:  National Medal – granted 29 June 1984

1st Clasp to National Medal – 28 May 1992

Born:  8 December 1947

Died on:  Friday  5 August 2016 @ 5.10pm

Cause:  Stroke

Age:  69

Funeral date:  Friday  12 August 2016 @ 1.30pm

Funeral location:  Salvation Army Corps, 40 Mastracolas Road, COFFS HARBOUR

Buried at:  ?TBA

 Memorial at:  ?

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This week, Erwin and his best mate, Paul Craggs, had a great time together delivering a boat from Gold Coast to Hamilton Island.

Following Erwin’s return to Coffs Harbour and first bout of chemotherapy, he suffered a massive stroke.

May he forever Rest In Peace.

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Robert Andrew McCLOSKEY – brother to Jim

aka  Bob & RAM

New South Wales Police Force

Joined NSW Police Force via NSW Police Cadet system

Cadet # 1876

[alert_yellow]Regd. #   11777[/alert_yellow]

Rank:  NSW Police Cadet – commenced 28 October 1963

Probationary Constable – appointed 5 February 1966

Senior Constable – appointed 5 February 1975

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 17 October 1981

Inspector – retirement

Stations:  ?, Kingsgrove ( pre 1993 ),  13 Division, the Old Call Box at Riverwood, 31 Division, Commander – Hurstville, OSCC – Sydney 2000 Olympics & Paralympics, Sutherland – retirement

Service:  From  28 October 1963  to  18 January 2002 = 39+ years Service

Awards:  National Medal – granted 23 October 1981

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 7 October 1991

2nd Clasp to National medal – granted 24 March 2000

Born:  5 February 1947

Died on:  Wednesday  3 August 2016 @ 11pm

Cause:  ?

Age:  69

Funeral date:  Thursday  11 August 2016 @ 1.30pm

Funeral location:  the St Johns Bosco Catholic Church, corner of Banksia Avenue and Waratah Road, Engadine

Buried at:  ?

 Memorial at:  ?

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FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.

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Bob McCloskey’s widow Anne has informed us that Bob passed away 11pm Wednesday 3rd August 2016.

His funeral is set down for 1.30pm Thursday 11th August 2016 at the St Johns Bosco Catholic Church situated on the corner of Banksia Avenue and Waratah Road, Engadine.

Bob was natures gentlemen. He was the former Commander of Hurstville. He also worked at the Sydney 2000 Olympics and Paralympics when assigned to the OSCC.

May you forever Rest In Peace.

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Robert Andrew McCLOSKEY – Order of Funeral Service

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Patrick Hugh MOONEY

( late of Amberley Aged Care – formerly of Wattleup )

Western Australia Police Force

Regd. #   2473

Rank:  ?

Stations:  ?

Service:  From  ? ? ?  to  ? ? ? = ? years Service

Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

Born:  1 July 1926, Donaghmore, Country Tyrone, Ireland

Died on:  Sunday  31 July 2016

Cause:  ?

Age:  90

Funeral date:  Tuesday  9 August 2016 @ 11.15am

Funeral location:  St Jerome’s Catholic Church, Rockingham Rd Munster WA

Buried at:  FREMANTLE Cemetery, Carrington St, Palmyra, WA ( 12.45pm )

 Memorial at:  ?

PATRICK is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO

 Funeral location: 

FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.

PLEASE SEND PHOTOS AND INFORMATION TO Cal

Desmond John BUTTS 

( late of Halekulani )

New South Wales Police Force

[alert_yellow]Regd. #  12332[/alert_yellow]

Rank: Probationary Constable – appointed 12 December 1966

Sergeant – appointed 23 June 1983

Sergeant – retirement

Stations:  ?, ( Eastern Suburbs during the 1970’s – 80’s ) Waverley ( 1970’s & 80’s ), Maroubra ( early 1990’s ), Sydney District – Surry Hills – Retirement

Service:  From  ? ? ?pre December 1966  to  3 June 1999 = 32 years Service

Awards:  National Medal – granted 22 April 1983

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 27 August 1992

Born:  29 January 1947

Died on:  Thursday  28 July 2016

Cause:  ?

Age:  69

Funeral date:  Wednesday  3 August 2016 @ 3pm

Funeral location: Rose Chapel, Palmdale Lawn Cemetery and Memorial Park,

57 Palmdale Rd, Palmdale

In lieu of flowers please consider donating to the medical helicopter
service at The Rose Chapel on the day or online at
https://westpacrescue.com.au/donations

Thank you.

Buried at:  ?

 Memorial at:  ?

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May you forever Rest In Peace

There will be no formal police involvement at the funeral service however the family do invite all friends and former colleagues to attend if they wish.

The thoughts and prayers of the New South Wales Police Force are extended to the Davidson family and friends at this sad time.

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Des is remembered as a ‘big man with large hands’ and with a great sense of humour.

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Terence Joseph O’KEEFFE 

aka  Terry

New South Wales Police Force

[alert_yellow]Regd. #   10320[/alert_yellow]

Rank:  Probationary Constable – appointed 29 March 1962

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 12 July 1978

Sergeant 1st Class – appointed 10 October 1986

Final Rank = ?

Stations:  ?, Central Traffic – 1 Division – A District ( 1962 ), School Lecturing based at Bankstown ( Section Leader for Northern Sydney ), Sydney Police Station ( Surry Hills ) – retirement

Service:  From  ? ? ?pre March 1962  to  18 June 1992 = 31 years Service

Awards:  National Medal – granted 6 November 1980

Born:  29 March 1943 in Australia

Died on:  Wednesday  27 July 2016

Cause:  ?

Age:  73

Funeral date:  Monday  8 August 2016 @ 10am

Funeral location:  the South Chapel, Northern Suburbs Crematorium,

199 Delhi Road, NORTH RYDE

Buried at:  Cremated

 Memorial at:  ?

[alert_yellow]TERENCE is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance[/alert_yellow]  *NEED MORE INFO

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 Funeral location: 

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FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.

PLEASE SEND PHOTOS AND INFORMATION TO Cal

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Son of Jean and Joseph (both dec.). Brother of Tony, Carole, Sandra, Trish, Maree and Christine (dec.). Always in our hearts.

Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a Celebration of Terry’s Life to be held in the South Chapel of Northern Suburbs Crematorium, 199 Delhi Rd, North Ryde on Monday, August 8, 2016 at 10am.

No flowers by request.

May you forever Rest In Peace Terry.

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Remembered as a quiet and reserved man who was too nice to be a policeman.

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