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Thomas Ernest WAIBEL

| 27/01/2019

Thomas Ernest WAIBEL 

AKA  TOMMY

Late of Dubbo, formerly of Goulburn

Husband to Sgt Mandy Trindall # ?????

NSW Goulburn Police Academy Class #  ? ? ?

New South Wales Police Force

Original NSWPF  Regd. #  ?????

AFP Regd. #  ?????

Rejoinee  Regd. #  35490

NSWPF Rank 1st time:  Probationary Constable – appointed ???

NSW Constable – appointed ???

NSW Constable 1st Class – appointed ???

NSW Senior Constable – appointed ???

Final Rank = NSW Senior Constable

AFP Rank:  ???

Also Served, for a short time, with AFP, Canberra

Apparently Tommy left NSWPF around the 1990’s and joined the AFP ( Australian Federal Police ).

He apparently spent a few years stationed at Canberra City Police Station on GD’s and also as an Intelligence Officer.

Tommy enjoyed his time with the AFP and it is believed he was commended by his superior officers due to implementing new systems to combat stolen goods being sold in Pawnbrokers stores within the ACT.

Tom left the AFP due to personal reasons and rejoined the NSWPF

NSWPF Rank 2nd time:  ???

Stations:  ?, Canberra City Police Station – AFP – ACT, Liverpool GD’s, Goulburn HWP, Tarago GD’s ( one manner ), Police Academy ( Weapons Instructor, Police Rescue Squad, Goolgowi, Leeton, Griffith, Dubbo – Traffic and Highway Patrol Command – Death

Service 1 – NSWPF:  From  ? ? ?  to  ? ? ? =  ? years Service

Service 2 – AFP:  From  ? ? 1990’s?  to  ? ? 1990’s? =  ? years Service

Service 3 – NSWPF:  From  ? ? ?  to  13 January 2019 =  ? years Service

 

Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

Born:   ? ? 1958 – 59

Died on:   Sunday  13 January 2019 @ 6pm

Age:  59

Cause:   Cancer – Prostate

Event location:  Dubbo Base Hospital

Event date:   ?

Funeral date:   Friday  25 January 2019 @noon

Funeral location:   St Peter & Pauls Old Cathedral, cnr Verner & Bourke St, Goulburn

Wake location:  Goulburn Workers Club

Funeral Parlour:  R J Sydney Craig, Goulburn  48212122

Buried at:  Goulburn Lawn Cemetery, Sydney Road, Goulburn

 Memorial located at:   ?

 

 

Thomas Ernest WAIBEL AKA TOMMY

Wayne FRIEND # 18288, Tommy WAIBEL, Bill WHITE, Howard JONES, Michelle HOBBINS nee LANGEREIS # 22169 Goulburn Police Academy
Wayne FRIEND # 18288, Tommy WAIBEL, Bill WHITE, Howard JONES, Michelle HOBBINS nee LANGEREIS # 22169 Goulburn Police Academy

Funeral announcement - Tommy WAIBEL 

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[alert_pink] TOMMY  IS NOT YET mentioned on the Sydney Police Centre Memorial Wall[/alert_pink]

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WAIBEL, Thomas Ernest (Tom) – 13th January 2019, at Dubbo Hospital.
Late of Dubbo, formerly of Goulburn.
Loved partner of Amanda.
Sadly missed by his children, grandchildren and his many friends.
Aged 59 years.
‘Loved And Remembered Always’
Tom’s family and friends are invited to attend his Prayers of Christian Burial commencing at 12-00 noon Friday, 25th January 2019 at S.S Peter And Paul’s Cathedral, Bourke Street, Goulburn.
Interment will follow at he Goulburn Lawn Cemetery, Gorman Road, Goulburn.
298 Sloane St.,

Goulburn Phone (02) 4821 2122

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January 25, 2019
It was my privilege to know you and call you my friend. I will never forget the time we travelled to Darwin to say goodbye to “Merro” – another good bloke taken from us too soon. The period we worked together at OSTU are amongst the happiest memories of my life and I thank you for sharing it with me.
My heart goes out to your family you all had so much more to look forward to in the years ahead.
Goodbye my friend.
Laurence Barlow
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January 24, 2019
Always in my thoughts my friend you will be dearly missed I know where you are going you will be surrounded by former brothers in blue. Another angel to protect us.
Garry Morgan, North Ryde, New South Wales

Published in Goulburn Post on Jan. 21, 2019

http://www.legacy.com/guestbooks/southernhighlandnews-au/thomas-ernest-waibel-tom-condolences/191304653?
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On the 13th of January, surrounded by the ones he loved, the world lost a gentleman. A kind soul that filled everyone who ever had the honour of meeting him with happiness. His infectious laugh and his mischievous pranks were like no other. The way he would jump around the room, wake us up with a cup of ice then run away giggling… it’s a memory I will never forget.

His dedication to his job, and his unwavering loyalty to his colleagues, who he considered family, earned him the respect of hundreds of people across the world.

The love he shares with his partner will last until the end of time. An unbreakable bond between two of the kindest souls that gave me hope for the future. A woman I respect and will forever be grateful to for everything she ever did for him and for loving him so deeply.

I had the honour of calling this man my Dad. My hero. My protector. There was nothing he wouldn’t do for me or my siblings. His gentle voice, his patience, the way he protected us so fiercely.

My children and my nieces and nephews had the honour of calling him Poppy Tom. He was always wrestling with them, laughing with them, watching cartoons and laughing harder than anyone else in the room. Watching his strength and love while he carried my baby boy in his coffin had me in awe.

Fly high Dad, and watch over my boy.

Until I see you again. I love you.

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Terrence Raymond McGLYNN

| 27/01/2019

Terrence Raymond McGLYNN 

AKA  TERRY & MAGGOTS
Late of NSW

NSW Redfern Police Academy Class # 159

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. #  17879

Rank: *Terrence was a Rejoinee having only done 1 month as a Probationary Constable

*Probationary Constable – appointed 26 June 1978

Constable – appointed 26 July 1978

Senior Constable – appointed 26 July 1986

Sergeant –

Final Rank = ?

Stations:  ?, Newtown ( 1970’s ), Marrickville ( early 1980’s ), Newtown ( Sgt – 1990’s ), ( Coach of the Newtown Jets Police Rugby League Football Club )

Service 1 NSWPF:  From  ? ? ?  to  ? ? pre June 1978? =  4 years Service

Between his 1st & 2nd Service with NSWPF, Terry worked as a Psych Nurse at Callan Park Psychiatric Ward.  Terry originally left NSWPF due to the death of his 1st wife having passed away.

Service 2 NSWPF :  From  ? ? pre June 1978?  to  8 November 2001 =  total of 27 years Service

Awards:   National Medal – granted 7 May 1994

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 26 September 1997

Born:   Thursday 6 March 1947

Died on:   Saturday 12 January 2019

Age:  71 years, 10 months, 6 days

Cause:   Cancer – ?

Event location:   ?

Event date:   ?

Funeral date:   Friday 25 January 2019 @ 10am

Funeral location:   Tweed Chapel, Kirkwood Rd, Tweed Heads, NSW

FUNERAL LIVE STREAM

Wake location:  ?

Funeral Parlour:  ?

Buried at:   Cremated

 Memorial located at:   ?

 

Class 159. Group D. Monday 26 June 1978. Back Row: ( L - R ) K.E. MOORE, P.J. NUMM, R.B. McLENNAN, B.R. MORRIS, J.W. NELSON, R.R. NEWMAN, T.J. O"NEILL, S.K. NAYLOR. Middle Row: R.J. MAUDE, P.L. O'BRIEN, R.G. NICHOLLS, M.H. OWEN, S.T. MUSCAT, P.D. PHILLIPS, N.J. NIXON, Robert N. NORVAL. Front Row: M.L. O'KEEFE, P.G. McINNESS, S.J. McGRATH, K.M. RYNNE, B.E. PARKER, Terrence Raymond McGLYNN ( R.I.P. ), C.M. PLUMMER, J.W. NEWSOME ( Missing: M. PETROVIC )
Class 159. Group D. Monday 26 June 1978.
Back Row: ( L – R )
K.E. MOORE, P.J. NUNN, R.B. McLENNAN, B.R. MORRIS, J.W. NELSON, R.R. NEWMAN, T.J. O”NEILL, S.K. NAYLOR.
Middle Row:
R.J. MAUDE, P.L. O’BRIEN, R.G. NICHOLLS, M.H. OWEN, S.T. MUSCAT, P.D. PHILLIPS, N.J. NIXON, Robert N. NORVAL.
Front Row:
M.L. O’KEEFE, P.G. McINNESS, S.J. McGRATH, K.M. RYNNE, B.E. PARKER, Terrence Raymond McGLYNN ( R.I.P. ), C.M. PLUMMER, J.W. NEWSOME
( Missing: M. PETROVIC )

 

"Peter

Peter NISSEN ( #18778 ) & Terry McGLYNN

"Worked

Worked with Terry at Rozelle Psychiatric Hospital prior to us both joining the job. On the left of photo is Jeff Prentice ( # 14115 ) another ex Psychiatric nurse and NSW Police Officer, Terry in the middle and myself ( Phillip Brand # 14273 ) on right.

"The

Terry is in second row in the middle, did not have his moustache then.
The Callan Park Rugby League team, probably late 1960’s.
Terry is in second row in the middle, did not have his moustache then.

 

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

Terrence Raymond McGLYNN

Funeral pamphlet

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By all accounts, Terry appeared to be a great bloke and great policeman who had the respect of all whom worked with him.
He apparently joined the NSWPF some time prior to 1978 and Served for probably 4 years before ” pulling the pin ” and working as a Psychiatric Nurse at Callan Park where he was given the nickname of “Maggots” before eventually returning to the NSWPF where he apparently Served all of his Service at Newtown and Marrickville.
Terry Retired in November 2001 and eventually he and his 2nd wife, Fran, moved to warmer climes in far north NSW.
Terry suffered various conditions which required hospitalisation.  These conditions caused the removal of a leg and also the removal of multiple large skin cancers off his face.
His funeral was recently attended by around 25 of his former mates from the old Newtown Police days.
May he forever Rest In Peace.
Cal


Raymond JONES

| 27/01/2019

Raymond JONES 

AKA  RAY, JONESY
Late of Thirroul, NSW

Northern Territory Police Force

Regd. # ?????

Rank:

Stations:

Service:  From ? ? 1958 to ? December 1966 ( * Medical discharge ) = 8 years Service

Awards:  Presented a Silver Spoon by the Queens representative for being part of her March 1963 Royal Escort ( Police Cyclist )

* Ray was involved in an On-Duty MVA whereby he was riding his Police Motor Cycle when he was hit by a drunk driver.  This MVA, in March 1963, caused Ray significant injuries to his eye sight ( which resulted in him having a wok eye, and pelvic injuries which resulted in one leg being shorter than the other which required him to wear special shoes because of the length difference.  Ray, at some stage, then moved to Fairy Meadow, NSW and then Thirroul where the family home was.

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New South Wales Police Force

Regd. #  ??????

NSW Parking Patrol Officer

( Brown Bomber then Grey Ghost )

Rank:  Parking Patrol Officer

Stations:  Wollongong

Service:  From  ? ? ?  to  ? August 1991 =  ? years Service

Awards:   ?

Born:   ? ? ?

Died on:  12 January 2019

Age:  85

Cause:   Effects of a Stroke

Event location:   ?

Event date:   6 January 2019

Funeral date:   Thursday  17 January 2019 @ noon

Funeral location:   H. Parsons, 278 Princes Hwy, Bulli

Wake location:  ?

Funeral Parlour:  H. Parsons, 4284 3163

Buried at:   ?

 Memorial located at:   ?

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JONES ‘JONESY’ RAYMOND ‘RAY’ of Thirroul

Passed away peacefully surrounded by loving family on January 12, 2019.

Beloved husband of Sheila (dec).

Dearly loved father and father in law of Leanne and Scott, Melissa and Richard.

Much loved Grandpa of Lachlan, Mitchel, and Makayla.

Loved brother and brother in law of Alan, Barry, Denise, Edward and their families.

Will be missed by his dog ‘Freddie’.

Aged 85 Years

Forever in our Hearts

Always Loved and Sadly Missed

Reunited with Sheila

Relatives and friends are invited to attend Ray’s funeral service to be held in the chapel, Parsons Funeral Home, 278 Princes Highway Bulli on Thursday January 17, 2019 at 12noon.

In lieu of flowers donations to Dementia Australia Research Foundation
would be appreciated.

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After leaving the Northern Territory Police Force, due to injuries sustained from a Police Motor Cycle MVA, Ray moved to Fairy Meadow and later moved to Thirroul where he and his wife made their family home.
Ray had, at some stage, joined the’ Brown Bombers ‘, who were employed by the NSWPF as Parking Patrol Officers.
A change of uniform in the 1980’s saw Parking Patrol Officers, known by the nickname of ‘Brown Bombers’ ( because of the colour of their uniform ), become known as ‘Grey Ghosts’ because the colour was changed from Brown to a light Grey.
Ray was Stationed at Wollongong ( N.S.W. ) and during his stint at Wollongong, was known far and wide as a nice bloke who wasn’t too hard on those parking offenders ( if you happened to be at your car at the right time of course ).
Ray was seriously assaulted by an irate parking offender in Corrimal St, Wollongong, one day.  So much so that Ray ended up in Wollongong Hospital due to his injuries.
Ray was a practical joker too.  He just loved putting a Parking envelope under your wiper blade ( with nothing inside the envelope )  just because he knew it was your car.
Ray stay at Wollongong Police Station until he retired in August 1991 – mainly due to the fact that at this time in the NSW Police History, local councils were attempting ( and were successful ) as taking over the duties of Parking Patrol Officers.
Some left the employ of NSWPF and went over to the Councils whereas others, like Ray, were old enough to take Retirement.


Anthony Charles FROST

| 27/01/2019

Anthony Charles FROST

AKA  TONY
Late of Shell Cove ( Shellharbour )

NSW Redfern Police Academy Class #  ? ? ?

New South Wales Police Force

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Rank:  Probationary Constable – appointed 2 November 1959

Constable 1st Class – appointed 2 November 1965

Sergeant 3rd Class – 5 May 1975

Senior Sergeant – appointed 29 December 1985

Final Rank = Senior Sergeant

Stations:  ?, South District, Goulburn ( late 1967 ), Wollongong, Warilla, Kiama ( O.I.C. mid 1980’s ), Broadway ( Ultimo ) late 1980’s – 29 March 1990 – Retirement

Service:  From  ? ? pre Nov 1959?  to  29 March 1990 =  30 years Service

Awards:   National Medal – granted 15 September 1980

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 7 October 1991

Born:   8 March 1939

Died on:  Saturday  12 January 2019

Age:  79

Cause:   ?

Event location:  Home – Shell Cove

Event date:  Saturday  12 January 2019

Funeral date:   Monday  21 January 2019 @ noon

Funeral location:   Parsons Funerals, 4 Princes Hwy, Dapto

Wake location:  ?

Funeral Parlour:  H. Parsons, Dapto  4262 0400

Buried at:   Lakeside Memorial Park Cemetery, 230 Kanahooka Rd, Kanahooka

 Memorial located at:   ?

Tony Frost at the Official opening of the new Broadway Police Stn

Tony Frost at the Official opening of the new Broadway Police Stn

Tony Frost funeral pamphlet

Tony Frost funeral pamphlet

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FROST TONY of Shell Cove

Relatives and friends are invited to attend Tony’s funeral service to be held at Parsons Funeral Home, 4 Princes Highway Dapto on Monday January 21, 2019 at 12noon.

Following the service his funeral will proceed to Lakeside Memorial Park Cemetery, 230 Kanahooka Road, Kanahooka.
Guests are invited to wear something colourful.

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Published by Illawarra Mercury from Jan. 16 to Jan. 21, 2019

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Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 – 2001), Friday 27 November 1959 (No.138 (SUPPLEMENT)), page 3723

RESIGNATIONS

THE following resignations from the Public Service are hereby notified, the last day of service being indicated within brackets:—

Premier’s Department

Mr. Anthony Charles Frost, Clerk, Police Department, Premier’s Department [ 10th November, 1959 ],

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/220310052
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Edmund John Herbert LOWE

| 27/01/2019

Edmund John Herbert LOWE 

AKA TED
Late of Umina Beach, NSW

NSW Redfern Police Academy Class #  ? ? ?

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. #  8722

Rank:  Probationary Constable – appointed 10 June 1957

Constable 1st Class – appointed 10 June 1963

Senior Constable – appointed 10 June 1968

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 1 June 1973

Inspector – appointed 2 July 1986

Final Rank = Inspector

 

Stations:  ?, Central – early 1970’s ( 1 Division ), Traffic, Five Dock & Burwood – Sgt ( 9 Division ), Tactical Response Group ( TRG ), 5 Division – Insp – Assistant Officer, Ashfield ( 11 Division ) – Retirement

Service:  From  pre June 1957  to  12 July 1989 =  32+ years Service

 

Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

 

Born:   7 January 1938

Died on:   Tuesday  15 January 2019

Age:  81 ( just turned )

Cause:   Pneumonia

Event location:  Gosford Hospital

Event date:  Tuesday  15 January 2019

 

Funeral date:   Thursday  24 January 2019 @ 1pm

Funeral location:  St John the Baptist Catholic Church, 125 Blackwall Rd, Woy Woy, NSW

Wake location:  ?

Funeral Parlour:  ?

 

Buried at:   ?

 Memorial located at:   ?

 

Edmund John Herbert LOWE 1957 Edmund John Herbert LOWE 1957

Ted is in the 3rd row ( from front ) and 3rd from the left Unknown Class # at Redfern Academy. Photo would have been taken in 1957.

Ted is in the 3rd row ( from front ) and 3rd from the left
Unknown Class # at Redfern Academy.
Photo would have been taken in 1957.

 

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

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Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 – 2001), Friday 18 July 1986 (No.120), page 3400

 

NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE FORCE

Commissioned Officer Appointments

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the undermentioned Commissioned Officer appointments, effective from the dates indicated:

Appointment to Inspector, Assistant Officer, No. 5 Division

Sergeant First Class Edmund John Herbert Lowe, date of entry on duty.

Appointment to Inspector, Assistant Officer, No. 11 Division

Sergeant First Class Clive Edward Lammiman, date of entry on duty.

Appointment to Inspector, Officer-in-Charge, District Communication Unit, Newcastle

Sergeant Second Class Derek Michael Moloney, date of entry on duty.

GEORGE PACIULLO,

( 1939 ) Minister for Police and Emergency Services.

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/231297981

Nothing further, at this time, can be found on Edmund LOWE.
Cal
18 January 2019


Brian Joseph COUPER

| 27/01/2019

Brian Joseph COUPER 

AKA  ?
Late of Wagga Wagga, NSW

“possibly” related to Police Woman J.D. COUPER, NSWPF P/W 139

 

NSW Redfern Police Academy Class #  101

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. #  11196

Rank:  Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on Monday 2 November 1964 ( aged 24 years, 4 months, 9 days )

Probationary Constable – appointed Friday 4 December 1964 ( aged 24 years, 5 months, 10 days )

Constable – appointed 7 January 1965

Constable 1st Class – appointed 7 January 1969

Senior Constable – appointed 7 January 1973

 

Final Rank = ?

 

Stations:  ?, North East District, Wollongong ( pre 1973 ), School Lecturing, Redfern Police Academy ( pre 1974 ), Goulburn Police Academy – Senior Lecturer ( 1986 ),

 

Service:  From 2 November 1964  to  ? ? ? =  ? years Service

 

Awards:   National Medal – granted 2 March 1981

 

Born:   Monday 24 June 1940

Died on:   Sunday  13 January 2019

Age:  78 years, 6 months, 20 days

Cause:   ?

 

Event location:  Palliative Care Unit, Calvary Hospital, Wagga Wagga

Event date:  Sunday  13 January 2019

 

Funeral date:   Tuesday 22 January 2019 @ 10.30am

Funeral location:   Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church, Bourke St, Wagga Wagga

Wake location:  Alan Harris McDonald, 76 Copeland Rd, Wagga Wagga

 

Funeral Parlour: Alan Harris McDonald

 

Buried at:   Cremated

 Memorial located at:   ?

 

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

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COUPER Brian Joseph
Passed away in Palliative Care at Calvary Hospital, Wagga Wagga.
Devoted and dearly loved husband of Dianne.
Loved and respected stepfather of Scott, Craig and Fiona and
father-in-law of Tony.
Much loved Grandpa of Kirra Leigh, Taneasha and Lochlann.
Highly respected son-in-law of Noel and Anice.
Dear brother-in-law of Gary, Carol & Ray, Susan & Aris and David & Angela.

Loved brother & brother-in-law of Tony & Diana, Marys (dec’d) & Bob. Loved by all his nieces and nephews.

He will be sadly missed by all his family and friends.

He fought a long courageous battle and is now resting peacefully.

A Requiem Mass for the Repose of The Soul of Brian Joseph Couper will be held in Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church, Wagga Wagga on Tuesday, 22nd January 2019, commencing at 10:30am.

Family and friends are respectfully invited to attend.

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Published in The Daily Advertiser on Jan. 19, 2019

Brian is described as a “very talented man”.
Other than being a Policeman, he was also a Barrister, a ventriloquist, a radio announcer and all round good bloke.  He also studied to be a priest.
His first wife was a plainclothes Police Woman from Wollongong in the 1970’s.
Brian, together with Ray WILKINSON, authored the book ‘ A guide for Senior Sergeant’s and Inspector’s ‘ course in the Unit “Management” in 1986
Brian also penned ‘ The use of case studies in police education ‘ in 1988
Brian also penned ‘ Teacher development course ‘ in 1988
Brian also penned an unpublished paper with Peter SHINFIELD ( # 16630 ) & Paul TROTMAN ( # 13882 ) – ‘ The use of case studies in police education ‘
Brian also penned ‘ Residential police education and its implications for curriculum design ‘ in 1987
‘ Transparent Reflections in a Pool of Blue ‘ is also attributed to Brian
Brian also penned ‘ Economic loss and experimental farms  a discussion of the High Court decisions in Perre v. Apand and Dovuro v. Wilkins


Stephen Edward PEARCE

| 27/01/2019

Stephen Edward PEARCE 

AKA  ?
Late of Maryborough

NSW Redfern Police Academy Class #  155

New South Wales Police Force

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Rank:  Probationary Constable – appointed 27 June 1977

Constable – appointed 27 July 1978

Senior Constable – appointed 27 July 1986

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed ???

Final Rank = Sergeant

Stations:  ?, Tabulam, Coraki – Retirement

Service:  From  ? ? pre June 1977?  to  2 July 2004 =  27 years Service

Awards:   National Medal – granted 28 April 1993

Born:   11 May 1956

Died on:   Sunday  30 December 2018

Age:  62

Cause:   ?

Event location:  Royal Brisbane Hospital

Event date:  Sunday  30 December 2018

Funeral date:   Tuesday  8 January 2019 @ 10am

Funeral location:   Ross Funerals Maryborough Chapel, Cnr Russell & Stafford St’s, Maryborough, Qld

Wake location:  ?

Funeral Parlour:  Ross Funerals, Russell St, Maryborough, Qld

Buried at:   ?

 Memorial located at:   ?

 

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Late of Maryborough. Passed away at the Royal Brisbane Hospital on Sunday, 30th December, 2018. Aged 62 years.

Beloved husband of Ricky. Dearly loved father of Troy, Jackie, Daniel and Ruby. Loving and proud Poppy of Mark, Owen, Bruce and Jacob. Loved brother of Belinda and Uncle to Jasmine and Sophia.

“Gone To The Races”

Family and friends of Steve are invited to attend his funeral service to be held at the Ross Funerals Maryborough Chapel, Cnr of Russell and Stafford Streets, Maryborough on Tuesday, 8th January, 2018 commencing at 10:00 am.

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Malcolm SCOTT

| 27/01/2019

Malcolm SCOTT 

AKA  MAL
Late of  ?

Victoria Police member

prior to joining AFP

Police Academy Class #  ? ? ?

VicPol #  25086

Rank:  Senior Constable

Service:  From  ? ? 1985 to  ? ? 2007 = 22 years Service

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Australian Federal Police Force

AFP Academy Class #  ???

AFP Regd. #  ????

Rank:  ?

Final Rank = ?

Stations:  ?, IDG ( International Deployment Group ), Papua New Guinea ( 2014 ), East Timor,

Service:  From? ? 2007 to  4 November 2017 =  10 years Service

Awards:   ?

Born:   11 April 1958

Died on:   Saturday  4 November 2017 just before 9am

Age:  59

Cause:   Depression – Suicide – gunshot

Event location:  foyer of AFP Headquarters, La Trobe St, Melbourne

Event date:  Saturday  4 November 2017 just before 9am

Funeral date:   ? ? ?

Funeral location:   ?

Wake location:  ?

Funeral Parlour:  ?

Buried at:   ?

 Memorial located at:   ?

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Malcolm SCOTT

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Malcolm SCOTT
Malcolm SCOTT
Malcolm SCOTT

AFP officer workplace suicides: Headquarters scene of second tragic death

A SECOND workplace suicide has rocked the Australian Federal Police after another member died at the Melbourne Headquarters.

AN AUSTRALIAN Federal Police officer who is believed to have taken his own life inside the Melbourne Headquarters over the weekend was the second to do so in the building this year.

It was the latest in a string of apparent workplace suicides that have rocked the embattled organisation.

News.com.au understands that AFP member Malcolm Scott, 59, walked into the foyer of the building and died by suicide just before 9am on Saturday.

AFP Commissioner Andrew Colvin said it was “with great sadness I can confirm one of our police officers has died in Melbourne … as a result of a gunshot wound”.

“The male officer was found by colleagues in the AFP’s Melbourne Headquarters in La Trobe Street,” Mr Colvin said.

Mr Scott’s death followed that of colleague Sue Jones, 53, who died by a gunshot in shockingly similar circumstances in the same building earlier this year. Mr Scott and Ms Jones had worked on the same team within the Melbourne branch, according to colleagues who spoke to news.com.au. Both deaths were believed to be non-suspicious.

Independent police advocacy and support group Blue Hope spokesman Mark Kelly said: “It’s tragic and does point to problems in the AFP.

“We’ve been contacted by a lot of members who have been struggling with PTSD.”

Mr Kelly said he was concerned officers might be trying to send a message by taking their lives in the workplace.

The circumstances in the lead up to Mr Scott’s or Ms Jones’ deaths are not yet publicly known. But the tragic incidents have highlighted an increasingly fragile workforce in an organisation that has now seen two members go to work and die there in within nine months of each other. According to AFP whistleblowers, the deaths are symptomatic of a stressed workforce that has been overexposed to a toxic — and dangerous — culture.

Ms Jones’ death prompted close to 100 current and former AFP agents to contact news.com.au about the organisation’s extreme bullying culture and its mismanagement of the issue.

Many of those who came forward said they or their loved ones had contemplated or attempted suicide because of poor treatment at the hands of the organisation and a lack of internal support.

“It’s like looking at a whole lot of ticking time bombs and wondering which one will go off,” one AFP source told news.com.au in February this year.

It was a prediction those who spoke out publicly believed would come to fruition.

There are now grave concerns from within the AFP community that some struggling members with access to firearms may not only be a risk to themselves, but also to others.

MORE: Suicide concerns for AFP agents

MORE: AFP agents’ harrowing stories

Several AFP officers who contacted news.com.au said “things have only become worse” in recent times.

“Anytime another story comes out it turns the spotlight on AFP and then the sharks come out,” one source said.

“The AFP only cares about managing their image, it’s toxic.

“There needs to be an inquiry.”

An AFP spokesman on Tuesday said members of the organisation “were shocked and saddened following the incident on Saturday — with our deepest sympathies extended to the officer’s family and colleagues”.

“The AFP recognises that policing is in inherently difficult job that can place the mental and physical health of members at risk,” the statement read.

“This is why the AFP has a range of systems and protocols in place that recognise the seriousness of mental illness, and to provide necessary support to affected members.”

MORE: Push for inquiry into the AFP

MORE: Inside the AFP

Mr Scott had served in the AFP’s International Deployment Group (IDG) in East Timor and Papua New Guinea before returning to Melbourne.

Prior to that Mr Scott served as a member in Victoria Police. He was also a popular footballer who had played 10 games and kicked 26 goals for St Kilda in 1979-1980 and later played one game for Sydney. He was a country footballer with the Sebastopol, North Ballarat and Bacchus Marsh clubs.

Bacchus Marsh Club president Adam Sutherland described Mr Scott as a “special member of the Cobra family being a player, Captain, Coach, Mentor, Leading Goal Kicker, and member of the Team of the Era”.

“He is also a BFL Hall of Fame member, and decorated North Ballarat and Sebastopol player and member. Malcolm was also a very community-minded person, performing many community roles over many years, most recently of course as a member of the Australian Federal Police to do his bit to help make and keep our country safe,” Mr Sutherland said.

“All who knew Malcolm will never forget him.”

MORE: AFP agent’s open letter

MORE: AFP Commissioner’s vow

One of many tributes to Mr Scott that poured in on social media described him as “a great guy who touched the lives of thousands”.

“A respected veteran police officer and admired AFL coach, he quietly commanded respect, and his deeds and mannerisms made him a stand out as a true gentleman,” it read.

“His memory will live on in the hearts and minds of all those who had the privilege to meet him.

“Our sincere condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of this great officer, footballer and humanitarian.”

MORE: ‘It’s payback’

MORE: Internal investigations into whistleblowers a ‘necessary evil’

Victoria Police is preparing a report in relation to Mr Scott’s death for the state coroner.

“The AFP will closely consider the circumstances surrounding this recent incident as well as any recommendations from the coroner to determine if any further support or operational changes are required,” a statement from the AFP read.

One police welfare advocacy group spokesman told news.com.au: “The most important thing is that AFP should constantly be under a strong spotlight, we must never lose interest, assume that things got better, or fall for the plane-pulling stunts.”

If you need help call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue on 1300 224 636.

For more information on how to support others who might need help and what warning signs to look for, visit: Conversations Matter.

megan.palin@news.com.au

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Ballarat football fraternity mourns great mentor Malcolm Scott

  • Tim O’Connor and Kim Quinlan

  • DEDICATED: Malcolm Scott, right, with Wayne Cracknell during the 2001 VCFL championships.
    DEDICATED: Malcolm Scott, right, with Wayne Cracknell during the 2001 VCFL championships.

  • RESPECTED: Sebastopol coach Malcolm Scott during a 2001 match against Lake Wendouree. Picture: Lachlan Bence
    RESPECTED: Sebastopol coach Malcolm Scott during a 2001 match against Lake Wendouree. Picture: Lachlan Bence

    GONE TOO SOON: Malcolm Scott was also a much-respected and long-serving police officer.
    GONE TOO SOON: Malcolm Scott was also a much-respected and long-serving police officer.

Ballarat’s football fraternity has vowed to rally behind the family of Ballarat Football Netball League Hall of Fame member, Malcolm Scott.

Scott, who had an illustrious playing and coaching career with Sebastopol and Bacchus Marsh clubs in the BFNL, died suddenly at the weekend.

Bacchus Marsh club president Adam Sutherland confirmed Scott’s passing to The Courier on Saturday evening.

Sutherland also posted on the Cobras’ Facebook page, informing their members of his death.

“Malcolm you have gone too soon but will live on in the hearts and memory of the Cobra family,” part of the post read.

The former St Kilda and Sydney player was a well known figure in the region’s football circles for his decorated career in the BFNL. He was also a long time member of the police force.

Scott coached the Sebastopol Football Club in 1983-85 and again in 1999-2001 and the club’s football department member Chris Parker told The Courier on Sunday the Scott family would be well supported by the entire football fraternity.

“Prue (Scott’s daughter) plays a big part in the Sebastopol FNC’s netball side and the club will rally around her, her mother and brother as much as we can,” Parker said.

Parker, who played at the Sebastopol club under the guidance of Scott as coach, described him as a great mentor.

“Malcolm led by example. He was a terrific player and coached a young side … he was an excellent mentor to the lot of us. He was a big influence on the young guys and was well-respected at the same time,” Parker said.

Parker also described Scott as eccentric. “He would often say or do something that you were not expecting.”

Scott was also modest about his football achievements. While researching Scott’s career before his induction into the BFNL Hall of Fame, Parker asked the Sebastopol coach about his AFL playing career, which included 11 games with St Kilda.

“That’s not worth mentioning,” was Scott’s reply.

Parker said while Scott’s formal involvement with the Sebastopol FNC finished several years ago, he still liked to watch matches throughout a season.

“He will be sadly missed around the club,” Parker said.

Scott’s football achievements included:

– North Ballarat FC junior player, played over 100 junior games with premierships in all grades

– North Ballarat FC senior player, played over 100 senior games

– North Ballarat FC premiership player (1978,79,82)

– Sebastopol FC senior player, played over 50 games

– Sebastopol FC coach (1983-85, 1999-2001), runners-up (1985 & 2000)

– Sebastopol FC life member (2002)

– Bacchus Marsh FC senior player, played over 100 games

– Bacchus Marsh FC Team of the Era member (2016)

– Bacchus Marsh FC leading goal-kicker five times

– Coached junior football teams at Bacchus Marsh and Sebastopol

– Coached senior football teams at Ballan and Learmonth

– Premiership player with the Avoca FC (1996). Also won league goal-kicking award

– Tony Lockett Medalist for most goals kicked in a BFL season (1987, 1990)

– Played 20 matches with the Ballarat FL senior interleague side. Member of the division 1 championship teams (1981-83)

– Represented the VCFL at the state championships (1984)

– Ballarat FL interleague coach of VCFL Country Championship Division 2 winning side (2001)

– Picked in the best team ever for the Sebastopol FC, Bacchus Marsh FC and North Ballarat FC

For help and support call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or beyondblue on 1300 224 636

https://www.thecourier.com.au/story/5035162/ballarat-football-fraternity-mourns-great-mentor-malcolm-scott/

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Colin Richard COLE

| 27/01/2019

Colin Richard COLE   APM

AKA  COL
Late of Williamtown, NSW

Father to Retired NSWPF Member, Paul COLE # 14428

 

NSW Penrith Police Academy Class #  ? ? ?

NSW Police Cadet # 1473

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. #  10130

 

Rank:  NSW Police Cadet – commenced 17 November 1958 ( aged 16 years, 0 months, 26 days )

Probationary Constable – appointed 22 October 1961 ( aged 19 years, 0 months, 0 days )

Constable 1st Class – appointed 1 April 1967

Superintendent – appointed 18 November 1987

Chief Superintendent – Staff Officer to Commissioner John Avery

Assistant Commissioner – appointed ???

 

Final Rank = Assistant Commissioner

 

Stations:  ?, Police Prosecutor – Fairfield, Lecturer at Detectives courses, Internal Affairs, Police HQ – 20 Division – Medical Discharge

 

Service:  From  11 November 1958  to  ? ? ? =  ? years Service

Age at Retirement:  ? ? ?

Time in Retirement: ? ? ?

 

Awards:   National Medal – granted 6 November 1980

Australian Police Medal ( APM ) – granted 26 January 1993

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 30 April 1993

 

Born:   Thursday 22 October 1942

Died on:   Friday  4 January 2019

Age:  76 years, 2 months, 13 days

Cause:   ?

Event location:   ?

Event date:   ?

 

Funeral date:   Wednesday  9 January 2019 @ noon

Funeral location:   David Lloyd Funerals Chapel, 200 Brunker Rd, Adamstown, NSW

 

Wake location:  ?

 

Funeral Parlour:  David Lloyd Funerals, Adamstown  – 1300 662172

Buried at:   ?

 Memorial located at:   ?

 

 COL is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED

 

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

PLEASE SEND PHOTOS AND INFORMATION TO Cal

May they forever Rest In Peace

Col was described as a great instructor at Detective courses.

May he Rest In Peace.

 

Colin Richard ‘Col’ COLE

Born on 22 October 1942
Passed away on 4 January 2019
Aged 76 years

Service Detail

A Service will be held at David Lloyd Funerals Chapel, 200 Brunker Road, Adamstown, AU on Wednesday, 9th January 2019 at 12:00 PM.

Colin Richard COLE



Joseph Blake LEONARD

| 27/01/2019

 Joseph Blake LEONARD

AKA  ?
Late of Myagah Rd, Ashgrove, Qld

QLD Academy Class #  ? ? ?

Brother to Lawrence Blake LEONARD – NSWPF #  ‘Q‘ 6949
Brother to William Blake LEONARD – NSWPF # ‘ Q ‘ 5928

Queensland Police Force

 

Regd. #  ????

Rank:  Sergeant

Final Rank = Senior Sergeant

Stations:  ?, Mackay, Gayndah

Service:  From  31 August 1894  to  28 August 1930 =  36 years Service

Awards:   Imperial Service Medal – granted 22 July 1932

Born:   28 August 1870, Jerrara Creek, Bungonia, NSW

Died on:   Monday 23 October 1939

Age:  69

Cause:   ?

Event location:  Brisbane Hospital, Qld

Event date:  Monday  23 October 1939

Funeral date:   Tuesday 24 October 1939 @ 2.30pm

Funeral location:   Mater Del Roman Catholic Church, St Johns Wood, Ashgrove, Qld

Wake location:  ?

Funeral Parlour:  ?

Buried at:   Toowong Cemetery, 55 Mount Coot-Tha Rd, Toowong, Qld

Grave:  7A-220-28

 Memorial located at:   ?

 

 Joseph Blake LEONARD

 

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

 

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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May they forever Rest In Peace

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Daily Mercury (Mackay, Qld. : 1906 – 1954), Tuesday 31 October 1939, page 8

MR. J. B. LEONARD.

Many friends will regret the passing of Mr. Joseph Blake Leonard, who was a retired Sergeant of Police, death taking place in Brisbane on Monday last. The late Mr. Leonard spent many years in Mackay, and after serving a short period in the North, went to Gayndah. After his retirement Mr. and Mrs. Leonard built a home at Ashgrove, where Mrs. Leonard died in 1938. Their son, Blake, survives them.

 

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/170003999

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Qld BDM:

Marriage Registration:  1902/C/1453

Marriage date:  11 Feb 1902

Spouse:   Winifred Agnes MAHON

Death Registration:   1939/B/45732

Mother:  Catherine BLAKE     Father:  James LEONARD

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Family History document.  184 pages
 https://www.gundaroo.info/genealogy/other/thomasleonard.pdf
 
 
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