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Henry Thomas STONE

Henry Thomas STONE

aka  Tom

Late of  ?

New South Wales Police Force

[alert_yellow]Regd. #  6206[/alert_yellow]

Rank: Probationary Constable – appointed 3 August 1948

Sergeant 1st Class – appointed 22 February 1975

Inspector 3rd Class – Retirement

Stations: ?, Cronulla ( 24 Division ), Sutherland ( 24 Division ) – Retirement

ServiceFrom  ? ? pre August 1948?  to  29 November 1982= 34 years Service ( without taking one sick day )

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World War II

Australian Imperial Force      Royal Air Force

Regiment:  ?

Enlisted:  ?

Service #  ?

Rank:  ?

Embarkation:  ?

Next of kin:  ?

Religion:  ?

Single / Married:  ?

Returned to Australia:  ?

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 Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

Born:  30 November 1922

Died on:  Tuesday  27 June 2017

Age:  94

Cause?

Event location:   ?

Event date:   ?

Funeral date: Tuesday  4 July 2017 @ 3pm

Funeral location:  St Patrick’s Catholic Church, Sutherland

This was a “private” funeral but a Guard of Honour was provided by Sutherland LAC

Buried at:  Cremated at Woronora Memorial Park

 Memorial located at?

Henry Thomas STONE

 

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Luke O’Shea

Today we bury a great man – my father in law – Tom Stone – aged 94.
Tom’s passing for me marks the end of a remarkable generation of Australians.
Born in 1922, Tom – along with his five brothers & sisters – inherited the optimism, scars & traumas left over from WW1. Growing up through the Great Depression, you learnt how to make do & like so many who experienced that level of national suffering, the legacy of loyalty, appreciation, hard work & thriftiness stayed with him till the very end.
A celebrated athlete & Rugby Union player, when WW2 began Tom enlisted and survived flying bombers as an Australian within the RAF. Occasionally he would speak of his adventures throughout North America, Europe & Asia when as a young man – the world was truly wide.
After the War he became a policeman where he rose to the senior rank of Inspector – 34 years of service – with not one day off.
He married the beautiful Barbara Fisher & together they had seven children – thankfully getting it right with their last one – Lizzy – who became my wife.
We moved in with Tom over the last two years & in hindsight – it has been such a blessing – & certainly never dull! Combine a loving, deaf, increasingly confused old man with three teenage granddaughters, a giant hyperactive destructive puppy & two stretched parents and I think you get the idea. Despite the chaos there was – & remains boundless love, rich laughter & most importantly – no regrets with how it all ends.
Thank you Tom Stone – for from your life you have greatly shaped mine – & for that I am eternally grateful!
Rest in Peace mate.
Luke

Note: I’ve included the music video of ‘Ragged Bloody Heroes’ for it features Tom reciting the Ode – alongside his old mates war veteran mates Hillary Kelly (RIP) & Bill Lindwall – still going strong at 95.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iUMZEFH6CFE

 

Luke O’Shea Sincere heartfelt thanks to all of your beautiful comments – it really has meant a lot reading these out aloud to Liz & the girls! Much love ❤️ ????

 

Ray Lambie I had the great fortune as a 19 year old to land at Cronulla PS under his command. A wonderful man and a composed and steady leader. RIP Good Sir.
Rachel Dunn Rip Tom. Sorry to hear your news Luke. I feel very honoured to have filmed Tom and his friends and captured a treasured moment. ♥️
Luke O’Shea Thanks Rachel, you sincerely captured a special moment in time.
Paul Grierson What a beautiful tribute , all the love my family can muster goes out to Lizzie and her sisters and to you and all affected by the loss of a great Aussie !!
Ian Russell RIP Henry Thomas Stone, Our nation is richer for having had your presence and poorer for your passing but we can always listen to you reciting those achingly beautiful words that mean so much to so many. Thank you Sir and God Bless. Lizzie, Luke and family, You made an old mans life less frightening and help him pass on in the light…..the greatest gift you gave Henry is peace & love. Take care of yourselves now……Peace.
Tracey Charlton Thinking of you, your wife and all the family at this sad time. Those last two years were the best gift you could all have been given, maybe not perfect, but time with an elder is always well spent. May you surround yourselves with your stories, and memmories of him, and love each other more than ever. This reminds us all that time is precious and we need to keep connected to the people we love.
May he rest in peace.

 

Fay Marie Levi RIP Tom…..???? My thoughts go out to yourself Luke,to Lizzy and the girls. Memories last a lifetime, I am sure you will find much comfort in looking back and remembering the fun times. Love to all ????
Andy Schrav Ah, no way. I didn’t know. RIP Tom. I enjoyed our few chats around the kitchen table. What a top man. Sorry to hear that he has passed away. He certainly made a huge impression on me and has without doubt leaves a legacy that will live on through your fine selves and your daughters. What an incredibly special time you all have had living together. That is not something most people get to experience. Thinking of you guys.
Peter Ackroyd Beautiful words Luke. 94 is a good innings but it’s never enough for the ones we love and care for. May he rest in peace and may all of the family find solitude in knowing he now resides in the Kingdom of Heaven.
Colin DeFries RIP Tom. Our beautiful country owes you and your peers a great debt of gratitude. Live long on the memories of the people you have touched.
Cheers
My condolences to your whole family Luke. Cheers
Leanne Stapleton RIP Tom Stone, will be sadly missed, one of the old time greats from Sutherland. Condolences to you Lizzy, Luke and the amazing Stone family, so so sad but what a fantastic life. Well said Luke he is on your hearts now. ❤️
Kerry Ann My heartfelt sympathy to your beautiful wife and all the family. I’m sure there’s a new song to come telling his life’s story. A special man from a special era in Australian history.
Adam Hocking Beautiful words Luke, RIP Tom. When I recite the ode I usually tear up thinking of the sacrifices these men made. Ragged Bloody Heroes is a great song. Lest We Forget.
Michele Willsmore So sorry to hear of Tom’s passing. Big hugs to Lizzie and the rest of the Stone family plus, of course, you, Tilly, Skye and Faith. We’ll raise a glass of red to him on Saturday xx
Tracy Conley Our condolences Luke and family. Treasured memories will keep your beloved in your hearts and thoughts. Take care at this challenging time and know you have many who will keep your in their hearts and prayers.
Justine Ballard As usual Luke O’Shea your words are perfect. I’m sorry for the loss of your father in law and Lizzy’s dad???? what an amazing bunch of people that would have been around him until the end xxx
Sophie Allan Hey Luke mate thinking of you today mate, Mara Violet Allan – Service Dog and I are sending you some gentle green bubbles for hugs. Please write a song in this wonderful man’s honor mate, I know he’ll be proud of you for all your hard work as am I. Stay strong mate. Big Big Love Hazzy xxxx Cheers Luke O’Shea
Jeanette Bradfield Condolences to you & your wife’s family. Beautiful words about a man who obviously proudly served his country, something for which I’m thankful & grateful for, proudly served his community & his family.
R.I.P Tom x
Sue Roja Beautiful words Luke. Thoughts are with Liz, yourself and all the Stone clan. A tough time for all- but wow what a great long life. Now catching up with all those gone before him ❤️❤️
John Milross Beautiful, Luke. Well said. The Milrosses are thinking of your family and all the Stone clan. Such exemplary men we have been blessed with!
Michelle Thompson Sorry for the loss of a great man, but how rich your lives are just having him in them, my condolences to Lizzy and you and the family ????????????????

 

Lauren Pepper Beautifully said, he touched so many people’s lives, what a great man he was. It’s never easy but his name will live on through all that knew him. Love to all the family

 

Jill Robb Luke, I don’t know you or your family personally but would like to tell you what a beautiful tribute to your obviously much loved father and father in law this is.
Janet Delaney Sending my deepest sympathy. My Mum passed away on 23rd June, 2 weeks from her 94th birthday, which is tomorrow. Cherish the memories. Xx
Broadway Danny Rose Our thoughts and prayers are with the Stone family today. Losing your dad is not easy but as I know the support of family, friends and a little time helps ease the pain.
Michelle Jones It was a great send off for a great man! He and Barbara would be so proud of their wonderful children and beautiful grandchildren-a true legacy. ????
Gail Emmett So sorry for your loss Luke and family. Thank you for sharing a little of Tom’s story – it seems that he was a great bloke and wonderful role model xx
Brad Butcher Sorry to read this Luke. I remember chatting to him at your kitchen table, I’m glad to have met him. RIP Tom and love and best wishes to you, Liz & the girls mate
Donna White Was thinking of you all today at this difficult time. A lucky man to have been surrounded by the family as well as the family being so lucky to have had him in your lives xx

Phil Doublet Mate I’m so sorry for your loss. Love and hugs to you and Lizzy, and to your wonderful family mate. All the very best

RIP Tom

Maree Watson Beautifully said Luke.. Tom will be greatly missed by us all.. much love to you, Liz, the girls and all the Stone clan xx
Chris Rieger Our deepest sympathy to Lizzy and your family, we are thinking of you… love the Riegers
Lyn Glasgow Condolences to you and your family on the sad passing of Henry Thomas. RIP mate. Thank you for your service to your country.
Lana Doublet ???? Sending so much love from over here to you, Liz and the girls, and the whole Stone clan. RIP Tom ????
Seamus Hannaway We will always miss a man a man of your stature, thank you for your service, sincerely yours Seamus Hannaway!
Andrew Devlin All the best mate, give my love to Lizzy. We’ll be thinking of you both.
Saffron Walsh-Yelverton Im very sorry for your loss Luke and to your wife and her family also, our deepest condolences xxx
Joy Crombie He sounds like a remarkable old Gentleman. I’m sure he will be greatly missed.
Leyce Simmonds Thinking of you, Lizzy and the girls. Loved the chats with Tom xx
Mary E West Condolences Luke and family. Rest Easy Sir your service to your country shall never be forgotten.
Beth Brown Condolences to all the family Luke. What a beautiful read about Tom Stone. Beautiful memories there.
Grant Black LEST WE FORGET .. Sorry for your family’s loss mate love n thoughts
Clelia Adams Rest in peace Tom. My sincere condolences to you all. xxxx
Graeme Hill Our condolences Luke and family. Our prayers are with you.
Brendan Nawrocki Thinking of yourself Lizzy and the family Luke take care man xo
 
Kate McGinniskin My thoughts & prayers are with you and your family Luke at this sad time. My he rest in peace. Xx
Terry Clapton From an Ex RAAFie RIP Sir, it is obvious you have passed on more than memories to your family, well done.
Cathy Dobson So sad for your loss Luke and family-sounds like you have lots of great memories to comfort you all.
Gabrielle Tracey Rest in Peace Mr Stone, thoughts are with your wife and family Luke.
Melissa Robertson I’m so sorry to hear that Luke thinking of you and your family Love and peace to you all xxxx
Melissa Long Condolences to the family Luke. What a life. A great innings it seems from this tribute.
Vicki Bowes Sending my thoughts to you and the girls… Especially to Lizzy. 94 is a great innings
Paul O’Neill Thoughts are with all you guys mate. Give Lizzy a big hug for me.
Helen M B Naylor Thoughts to all the family what a beautiful tribute
Lee Wingrove RIP Mr Stone. Thank you for your service and the obvious joy you bought to everyonone who knew you.
Louise Austin What a beautiful tribute to a remarkable man. My deepest sympathies to you, Liz and the girls. Sending you all much love. xxoo
Leisa Maree Bye Thinking of you and your family, Luke, and what a beautiful tribute you have written to him
John Kendall Sorry to hear brother. Love to you, Liz, and the kids from the Kendall’s.
Juzzy Supasta Leonard RIP Tom. Thoughts with Liz, Jane, Jenny and the rest of the siblings. Xx
Anne-Maree Spratt Beautiful tribute about one of the good ones ????❤️love to all the Stone Family, you have been in our thoughts & prayers
Connie Kis Andersen May your dear Father in Law rest in peace. Sincere respect and condolences extended to your, and his family Luke. x
Carol Anne Xxx
So sorry to hear
Sending our love to you, Liz & the girls xxx
Beautiful words Luke
A huge loss to your family xx

 

Brenda James Thank you for sharing such a lovely tribute.
Maree James Such beautiful words Luke. A true Australian legend. May you all find peace with your treasured memories of a wonderful man.
Greg Thomas Sincere sympathies to you, Lizzie and the girls Luke. May he rest in peace
Dominik Dutchie Boersma My condolences 2 u and ur family and the true hero rip thank u sir 4 wat u have done 4 us all
Penelope Tserpes Condolences to the family xx what a beautiful tribute –
Liv Maree Darlow Such beautiful words for ur father in law. So very sorry for the loss u and ur family are feeling. Love and best wishes.
Rebecca Middleton Much love to you all. What a perfect way for you all to spend the last 2 years together ❤️
Lisa Wilson So sorry for your loss Luke, Lizzy, chicks and family! Love and thoughts are with you all! Xo????❤️????
Gavin Moar Beautiful lines there Luke. A fantastic Australian no doubt. One our Generation could learn a lot from.
Carolynn Chance Such a beautiful tribute! Thank you for your service to our nation and it’s people. Lest We Forget. ????????
Kerrie Ramsay That was beautiful, Luke. What a special man. Give your girls a hug for me
Kerry Carter beautiful words Luke, obviously a very special man. deepest sympathy to the family
Andrew Freshwater Sad news, pass on my thoughts to Lizzy and the girls too.
Corinne Hoffmann Rapp Thinking of you, Lizzie and all the extended Stone family, what a great man. May Tom rest in Peace ????
Tony Pauline Hardship can make great men and It sounds like your wife’s dad was one of them.That age is a good dig but never makes it any easier .
Jenny Cameron Ließmann Sad to learn this news – warm thoughts to the Stone and extended family at this time.
Anne Daisy Neville Eloquently said. My thoughts are with you and your family.
Michelle Rollings Beautiful words Luke sorry for your loss … Thoughts are with you Lizzy and the girls may Tom Rip
Luke Schweizer RIP Tom, I’m glad I got to meet you, shake your hand and say g’day. Love to your family Luke
Sharon Shaw What a beautiful tribute Luke. Condolences to you and the family xx
Annette Richards R.I.P. Mr Stone. I too served my country and you have certainly led a full and incredible life. To all of your family I offer my condolences..xx
Rachel Duffey O’Connor Thinking of you all. Sending lots of love to you and Liz and your family
Margaret Watkins Thanks Luke beautiful words for a beautiful man. We will miss him daily. Xx cheers dad xx
Diana Buic Beautiful words Luke. May he rest in peace. Love to you all ????????????
Joanne Lea Deepest sympathy to Lizzy ,Yourself & the Girls, so lucky to spend that time with such an amazing human being.xx
Robyn Matthews Love to all of your family – what a wonderful person to have in your lives.
Kerrie Woolley Thoughts with you, Liz and the family. Sorry to hear of your loss xx
David Patullo Rest in peace sir thank you for you service . My deepest condolences to all the family.
Ellie Kirchner That is an almost identical story to my own father’s. 26/11/1922 – 7/7/2014. One of 7. Wireless Op in Bomber Command RAF.
RIP xo
KB Dwyer Sorry for your loss Lizzie and Luke and all the Stone descendants
Julie Holdsworth Our condolences to all the Stone family but thoughts with you Luke, Lizzy and girls. The Holdsworth’s.
Margaret Madden-Burns What beautiful thoughts Luke. It was lovely to see Tom reciting the ode yesterday. ????
Jodie Fearnley Pavett God bless Mr Stone, prayers and thoughts with you all xxoxx
Rob Waugh Well said Luke. I feel privileged to have witnessed such a great send off.
Mick Molloy Condolences to you and your Family Luke, an inspiration for all. Take care, from all the Molloy Mob!
Moreno Motociclista Although I’ve never met him, his voice moved me from when I first heard him. May he rest in peace
Kieran Emms Beautiful words Lukey. So very sorry. Sending loads of love to you all. Xxx
Lyn Maddigan Beautifully said Luke.
What an outstanding man…..94 is a good innings.
Our thoughts are with you all.
David Gregory Sorry to hear about your loss!! My thoughts are with you Luke & Lizzie & family!! Xxoo
Sharon O’Malley Sorry for your loss Liz, Luke and family. All our love to you.
Bronlyn Pixie-Anne Lind To Luke Lizzy and The Girls ????❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️???????? Love Always Pixie Anne xxxxx
Jennifer Therese A beautiful send off filled with love. Tom’s legacy of a loving family will live on!
Lorraine Rogers Condolences tot he family Luke He is now with Barbara. RIP Tom Stone you will be missed!
Sheree Roser Such a beautiful and inspiring tribute… thank you for sharing
Kevin Portsmouth Well said Lukey and commiserations to you and Lizzy…good innings Henry, I’m sure you have left an amazing legacy.
Cameron Moss I’m sorry to hear…. great man Tom…. my condolences to all the family… I didn’t know and all my thoughts are with the Stone family… may he rest in peace….
Graham Brennan Keeping you and your family in our prayers Luke O’Shea.
Helen V Wright God bless. We are thinking of you & the whole family. We know what’s it’s like to loose a loved one suddenly. You are in our Heart’s thoughts & prayers at this time ????????????
Warren Woz Giffin Beautiful and heartfelt words Lukey. Sincere condolences to Lizzy and the family. Big LOVE and hugs, Woz.
 
Gina Varrasso Condolences to the family! May he rest in peace!
Yvonne Davies A beautiful memorial Luke! Condolences to you all…. xxxx
Sarah McGregor awe condolences Luke to you and your family xx
Janene Vella Sorry for your loss Luke and Lizzy…beautifully written. Xx ☀️☀️
Gavin Rayner A wonderful tribute Luke. May he rest in peace.
Tina Agostinis Wonderful words. My condolences to you and your family.
Kimberley Logue Sending our condolences to the whole family????????
Pat Drummond Our thoughts and prayers are with you all, mate
Glenys Russell Condolences to you and your family. RIP Tom.
Rick Freddy Spence Sad news mate. Condolences to the family
Jocelyn Hockley Thinking of you, Jess and all your family today.
Megan Roser Love and thoughts from Dave and i to you and the family xx
Darren Allen My condolences to you and your family, Luke.
Will Carroll Sorry to hear mate, much love to all of you.
Joy Thornton RIP Tom. Our condolences. Thinking of you.
Kylie McGill Condolences to the family X. Lovely words
Tom Curtain Sorry to hear mate, thinking of you guys
Sue Kelly Thanks Luke a lovely write up xx
Leanne Tsambos Beautiful words so sorry for your family’s loss
Rip Tom ????
Judy Brunning RIP Tom. A really lovely tribute to him. Xx
Sherien Barnett Condolences to the family rip
Helen Maria Spoken with love. Love to all families at this time xxxxx
Trish Timmins Amazing memories and beautiful sentiments Luke – take care.
Beverley Vaschina A beautiful tribute Luke to a very special man.
Adam Collins Sincere condolences mate!
Amber Lawrence So sorry for your loss Luke and Liz xx
Tanya Perritt What a great life, beautiful tribute Luke.
Cindy Eick Thoughts are with you xxx
RIP Mr Stone xx
Jennifer Bishop Condolences to you and your family Luke.
David Omalley Well done mate sorry for your loss you and lizzy
Angela Langan ???? to Lizzy, u and the girls. X
Wade McCarthy RIP Tom, sounded like a great man.
Brian Tuffin RIP your final mission is completed.
Mitch Holland Lest we forget.
RIP Tom.
Terry Holland Love you all ❤️
John O’Dea Condolences Luke and your family
Heather Davidson Sorry for your loss Luke and family.
Christa Bradley My condolences to your family
Clare Bear Gallagher Depest sympathy
Rebecca Smith Rest in peace Henry Thomas Stone
Sam Hansen Rip sir
Deb Sanders RIP Tom. Beautiful Tribute Luke. ????
Marcel Arendse He’s a legend mate. Hugs ????
Don Radford Sorry for your loss Luke
Dean Hetherington RIP good sir .
Shiralee Green Sounds like a real legend
Don Bulmer May he rest in peace
Edward Charles Harrison Family ….beautiful
Zohar Lyon Kantor Condolences to you and the family Luke O’Shea.
Nola Hedger ????????????
Fran Porter ???? xxxx
Belinda Patton Condolences to you Luke, Liz and family xo
Lisa Waugh So beautifully said Luke!
Karen Frances Pentland Lovely words Luke…..RIP Tom
Cheryl Kubinek Thoughts are with u Liz n Luke ❤️
Hellen Oz Sorry to hear Luke
Helen Maria Your welcome sounds like he was a real cool man. Plus I got to know a lot of the old bomber pilots over the years they were all top guys. As I own a Ww11 Avro Anson bomber I loved all their stories and a lot of respect for them. They are last of the true Australians. R.I.P mate
Cher Hague What a beautiful tribute to a wonderful Australian,our country was built on men like you Tom Stone,thank you,we are grateful for your contribution to the nation and for your family values.Lest We Forget.
Terri Burns Sad news for you all Dont be sad that he has gone but be happy that he has been and made such a wonderful contribution to this country RIP dear comrade
Therese Proust We wish we could have met him, and we can see where you get some of your strength and inspiration. love therese and prousty
Natalie Popp Very well said Luke I’m sure he will be very sadly missed .
MaryAnne Whiting A beautiful tribute. My thoughts and prayers go to his family and friends.
Andrew Bones Gibbs RIP Sir and thank you for your service, both militarily and in the police force.
Katrina Mulcahy Thoughts with the family. Lovely words Luke x
Mark Dooley My sincere condolences mate
Kerry Atkins-Derrick Deepest sympathy ,he sounded a lovely man !
Pam Brien A wonderful man with a wonderful family x
Glenda Busuttil God Bless him. May he rest in peace.
Kerry Hillen Sorry for your loss Luke and Liz xx
Jamie Kite RIP Tom and God speed
Renee McGaughey So sorry for your loss Liz. Sad time for you ❤️
DavidnJan Owen RIP thank you
Anika Corner Beautiful words Luke.

 

 

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John Patrick TOOHEY

John Patrick TOOHEY

aka  Pat

Late of  ?

New South Wales Police Force

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Rank: Probationary Constable – appointed 29 August 1955

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 11 July 1972

Chief Inspector – appointed 26 November 1986

Chief Inspector – Retirement

Stations: ?, Northern Region Major Crime – Retirement

ServiceFrom  ? ? pre August 1955?  to  21 November 1989 = 34+ years Service

Awards:  Only find on It’s An Honour is for the same name.  Centenary Medal – granted 1 January 2001.  JPT from West Ryde, NSW.  Citation:  For service to the community and the environment.  Not sure if this is ‘our’ man.

Born:  Thursday  22 November 1934

Died on:  Friday  30 June 2017

Age:  82

Cause?

Event location:   ?

Event date:   ?

Funeral date:  Friday  7 July 2017 @ 10.30am

Funeral location:  Hillside Chapel, Palmdale Memorial Gardens, 57 Palmdale Road, Palmdale

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Robert Thomas HAWTHORNE

Robert Thomas HAWTHORNE

aka  Tommy

Late of  ?

NSW Police Cadet # 1021

New South Wales Police Force

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Rank:  NSW Police Cadet – commenced 30 July 1952

Probationary Constable – appointed 22 May 1954

Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed 28 June 1977

Inspector 3rd Class – appointed 4 June 1983

Superintendent – appointed 1985

Chief Superintendent – Retirement – 1988

Stations: ?, Eastwood ( 1967 / 68 – GD’s ), Petersham ( 11 Division ), Management Review Unit ( O.I.C. ) 1986

ServiceFrom  30 July 1952  to  ? ? 1988 = 35+ years Service

Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

Born22 May 1935

Died onMonday  3 July 2017 during mid afternoon

Age82

Cause:  Cancer

Event location:   Toronto Private Hospital

Event date:   Monday  3 July 2017

Funeral date:  Friday  7 July 2017 @ 11.30am

Funeral location:  Hillside Chapel, Palmdale Lawn Cemetery and Memorial Park, 57 Palmdale Road, PALMDALE

Buried at? TBA

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Richard George REKO

Richard George REKO

Late of  Mittagong, NSW

New South Wales Police Force

[alert_yellow]Regd. #  11053[/alert_yellow]

Uniform #  4221

RankProbationary Constable – appointed 11 May 1964

Constable – appointed 11 June 1965

Constable 1st Class – appointed 11 June 1969

Senior Constable – appointed 11 June 1973

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 2 April 1988

Stations: ?, Sydney, Temora, Bowral

ServiceFrom  ? ? pre May 1964?  to  27 June 1992 = 28+ years Service

Awards:  National Medal – granted 20 January 1981

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 27 November 1990

Born:  Thursday  13 August 1942

Died on:  Saturday  27 June 1992 in Westmead Hospital, NSW

Age:  49

CauseMultiple Myeloma

Cause History:  Richard was diagnosed with multiple Myeloma on the 27 November 1991 and worked up until close to his death.

Event location:  Westmead Hospital, NSW

Event date:   Saturday  27 June 1992

Funeral date:  Wednesday  1 July 1992

Funeral location:  Uniting Church, Bendooley St, Bowral

Buried at:  Mittagong / Welby Cemetery, 37 Meranie St, Welby, NSW

Uniting Section, Row 4, Plot 16

 Memorial located at:  A Memorial plaque is located at the Bowral Police Station.  This plaque was unveiled and dedicated by John Faye – Premier of NSW on 14 July 1992

Richard directing traffic in Bowral in the 1980's
Richard directing traffic in Bowral in the 1980’s

 

Richard REKO

Richard REKO

Richard REKO

 

In Loving Memory Of / RICHARD GEORGE REKO / 13-8-1942 -- 27-6-1992 / BELOVED HUSBAND OF SANDRA / LOVED FATHER AND GRANDPOP / SADLY MISSED BY ALL

 

In Loving Memory of Richard George REKO 13-8-1942 - 27-6-1992 Beloved husband of Sandra Lover father and Grandpop Sadly missed by all

 

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Richard was diagnosed with multiple Myeloma on the 27/11/91 and worked up until close to his death.
He was married to Sandra and had four daughters…Karen, Susan, Kerrie-Lyn ( who is currently a serving Sgt at Bowral Police Station with 27 years service ) and Gina .
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Loved & missed every day

Sandra and your loving family

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Sandra REKO, widow of Richard, passed away – surrounded by their daughters, on Sunday 22 October 2017, aged 73.
May they both Rest in Eternal Peace.
REKO, Sandra Ann
Passed away surrounded by her family 22nd October, 2017.
Loving wife of Richard (Dec).
Dearly loved mother of Karen & Ian, Susan & David, Kerrie-Lyn and Gina.
A much loved grandmother, great grandmother, sister, sister in law, aunty, great aunty and friend.
Family and friends are invited to attend a Funeral Service for Sandra to be held at St Stephens Anglican Church, Main Street Mittagong on Friday 27th October, 2017 Commencing at 2.00pm.
Interment will follow at Welby Cemetery.

02 4861 7351

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Published in Southern Highland News on Oct. 25, 2017
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Edward SEWELL

Edward SEWELL

Late of  ?

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. #  ???

Rank:  Constable 1st Class

Stations: ?, Bathurst ( entire Service )

ServiceFrom  ? ? 1853  to  18 January 1892 = 39 years Service

Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

Born? January 1832 in Ireland

Died on:  Thursday  11 February 1892

Age:  60

Cause:  Influenza – On Duty

Event location:   Piper St, Bathurst

Event date:   ? October 1891 ( contracted influenza )

Funeral date:  Sunday  14 February 1892

Funeral location?

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Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal (NSW : 1851 – 1904), Wednesday 20 April 1892, page 2
The Late Constable Sewell. — We are glad to learn from Mr. Superintendent Sanderson that Miss Sewell has received £225 from the Police Superannuation Fund, into which her late brother paid contributions for so many years before his death. The payment was made before the paragraph referring to the late Constable Sewell appeared in the Free Press, but the person from whom the circumstances upon which that paragraph was based were obtained could not have been apprised of the fact.
trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/62726475
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Freeman’s Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1850 – 1932), Saturday 27 February 1892, page 19
Ex-residents of Bathurst will hear with much regret of the death of Constable Sewell. As he had attained his 60th year, he, early in January, retired from the services but; has not drawn any pay; Constable Sewell was the oldest officer in the police force in the west, and was as greatly respected as he was widely known.
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/111326391
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Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners’ Advocate (NSW : 1876 – 1954) , Monday 22 February 1892, page 4
CONSTABLE EDWARD SEWELL, who for nearly 40 years figured in the police court at Bathurst, died last week. A few months ago he was taken ill with the influenza, and only last month retired from the force on superannuation.
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/135969664
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Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal (NSW : 1851 – 1904), Friday 12 February 1892, page 2
Death of Constable Sewell.—
The friends of Constable Sewell will hear with surprise and regret of his death. The deceased contracted influenza in October last, and for a long while was prostrated with the disease. One of his sisters also took ill at the time and died, and this had a depressing effect upon him. And after being confined to his room for a number of weeks, he recovered sufficiently to walk down town, but he was then very feeble, and was not able to again resume duty.
As be had attained his 60th year, he, early in January, retired from the service, but has not drawn any pay.
Constable Sewell was the oldest officer in the police force in the west, and was as greatly respected as he was widely known.
Not only did he year after year do his duty faithfully in the street as one of the foot police, but in the Supreme Court his face and voice wore familiar to every judge and court official and attendant during the last quarter of a century.
He was respected by his superior officers, but did not attain to anything like prominence in the force, never having risen above the rank of first-class constable.
His sister, Miss Sewell, alone survives him, and the public greatly sympathise with her in the bereavements which she has been called upon to pass through recently.
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/62725684
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National Advocate (Bathurst, NSW : 1889 – 1954), Friday 12 February 1892, page 3

SUDDEN DEATH OF CONSTABLE SEWELL

About seven o’clock last evening Constable Sewell, who was the oldest police constable in the Bathurst District, died at his residence in Piper-street. It will be remembered that in October last the deceased was stricken down with influenza, and since then had been confined in his house through relapses. He was nursed by his sister, Miss Sewell, and attended by Dr. Spencer, who did all he could to alleviate his sufferings.

On January 18 be retired from the force, after being in the service for upwards of 30 years. Constable Sewell, who joined the New South Wales Police in 1853, was, perhaps, the senior member in the colony.

He entered the ranks in Bathurst as a private constable, and during the whole of that period had been on duty in the town.

At Assize time he was always a prominent figure in the Circuit Court, attending on the Judge and swearing in the witnesses. It was really in the performance of that duty that he caught the influenza in October last, as he was taken ill during the last sittings, when the Chief Justice (Sir Frederick Darley) presided.

When the railway was opened to Bathurst, in 1869, by the Acting-Governor (Sir Alfred Stephen), Constable Sewell was on duty, and being well-known to Sir Alfred, was accosted in the street and a kindly word of recognition exchanged. During his recent and last illness, Sir. Alfred wrote expressing his sympathy and enquiring after his health.

Sewell. who was a man of unobtrusive habits, never pushed himself forward, but simply performed his duty, and it is due to that fact that he failed to rise above the rank of a first-class constable.

Having in January last reached the age of 60 years, he had retired from the force, and consequently become entitled to his pension of full pay ; but he had not drawn one penny up to the time of his death, so that although he had paid into the Superannuation Fund since its establishment he had received no benefit: Miss Sewell was, we believe, dependant upon him, and if her brother had not retired a few weeks ago, would have been, according to the regulations, entitled to compensation from the Superannuation Fund.

It is understood that representations will be made to the proper quarters in this matter.

The deceased was spoken highly of by his superior officers on the Bathurst station, and his comrades were all shocked last evening when it became known that he had passed away.

He was a native of Ireland and entered the police at 21 years of age. The funeral, we understand, will take place on Sunday.

http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/156662758

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National Advocate (Bathurst, NSW : 1889 – 1954), Saturday 7 November 1891, page 3

THE INFLUENZA.

Notwithstanding the abatement of influenza in the number of cases, the epidemic is still very prevalent in our midst, and it is with deep regret we record the death of Miss Sewell from its effect. Deceased was a devoted sister, and the respect in which she was held was testified by the large number who attended her funeral yesterday afternoon.

Her brother, Constable Sewell, is still seriously ill, and his friends fear that the terrible effect which his sister’s death has had upon him will not strengthen his chances of recovery.

http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/157150504

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Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal (NSW : 1851 – 1904), Thursday 13 August 1891, page 3

Brief Mention.

The melodious voice of Constable Sewell was again heard in the court this morning. As he proceeded to administer the oath to a Chinese interpreter his hearers were reminded of the prominent place he took at one time in the higher courts.

http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/64218132
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Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal (NSW : 1851 – 1904), Wednesday 15 May 1861, page 2

Bathurst Police Court

 

MONDAY. May 13th (Before Dr. Palmer, P.M., Thomas Lee and G. F. Wise. Esqrs., J.Ps.) DRUNKENNESS.

Edward Orris was brought before the Bench by Constable Sewell, charged with the above offence. Fined 40s. and 1s. costs; in default, 48 hours’ incarceration.

http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/62400970?#
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Wesley Raymond JARVIS

Wesley Raymond JARVIS

Late of  ?

New South Wales Police Force

[alert_yellow]Regd. #  8470[/alert_yellow]

Rank:  Probationary Constable – appointed 9 July 1956

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 15 December 1972

Inspector – Retirmenet

Stations: ?, Police HQ – College St Sydney ( 20 Division ) – Retirement

ServiceFrom  ? ? ?  to  23 June 1988 = 31 years Service

Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

Born:  5 July 1932

Died on:  Saturday  24 June 2017

Age:  84

Cause?

Event location:   ?

Event date:  Saturday  24 June 2017

Funeral date? ? ?

Funeral location?, Sutherland LAC

Although a private funeral is to be held, the Jarvis family have accepted an offer of police involvement at the service. The Sutherland Local Area Command will provide a Guard of Honour at the chapel at the commencement of the service

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29 June 2017



Stephen Barry MESSER

Stephen Barry MESSER

HUSBAND to Evi ( Evelyn ) Messer – Regd # 19587
Late of  ?

Partner of a New South Wales Police Force member

Rank:  Husband to Retired member – Evi

 

Stations: ?, Fairfield ( 34 Division )

 

Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

 

Born:  19 February 1959

Died on:  Sunday  25 June 2017

Age:  58

Cause?

Event location:   ?

Event date:  Sunday  25 June 2017

 

Funeral date:  Friday  30 June 2017 @ 2.30pm

Funeral location:  Gledswood Homestead and Winery – Cask Room 900 Camden Valley Way Catherine Fields

 

Buried at:  Cremated

 

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In loving memory of Stephen Barry Messer who sadly passed away on the 25th of June 2017.
Loving husband to Evelyn and best mate to his sons, Shane and Ryan.
Poppy to Imogen.
Adored son of Mary and Barry Messer and best-ever brother to Susanne.

“I’m always good sometimes”

In lieu of flowers, would you please consider a donation to The Kidney Foundation. Envelopes will be available at the time of the service.

 

Irene De Juliis wrote

I’ve known Steven for decades cut his hair even when he wasn’t well he still came in for his cuts very loyal man kind will miss you RIP condolences to the family ????

 

Mal Dorrough wrote

Sorry to hear of your loss. Best wishes to you and the family Evi at this sad time. Y’all take care!

Regards Mal Dorrough

 

Anne & Scott Webber wrote

So very sorry for your loss. Rest in Peace Stephen.

 

Fay and John Ireland wrote

Sorry we can’t be with you.We send all our love & will have Stephen in our thoughts as we remember all the happy times we had with our “little”nephew.

Fay & John.

 

https://www.funeralzone.com.au/obituaries/1207




Dennis Charles MATTS

Dennis Charles MATTS

Late of  ?

New South Wales Police Force

[alert_yellow]Regd. #  10197[/alert_yellow]

Rank:  Probationary Constable – appointed 30 October 1961

Senior Constable – appointed 1 April 1971

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 6 June 1979

Sergeant – Retirement

Stations: ?, Eden – Lock Up Keeper, Orana District – Retirement

ServiceFrom  ? ? pre October 1961?  to  30 October 1996 = 35+ years Service

Awards:  National Medal – granted 6 November 1980

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 2 November 1988

2nd Clasp to National Medal – granted 28 August 1997

Born:  12 August 1941

Died on:  Monday  12 June 2017

Age:  75

Cause?

Event location:   ?

Event date:   ?

Funeral date:  Friday  16 June 2017 @ 1pm

Funeral location:  Manna House Church, 8 Bellevue Street, South Nowra

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JANUARY 1993: Sgt Dennis Matts destroys one of the fake photo-licences, used by an underage drinker to gain access to a hotel. Published in the Daily Liberal on 10 January 2014
JANUARY 1993: Sgt Dennis Matts destroys one of the fake photo-licences, used by an underage drinker to gain access to a hotel. Published in the Daily Liberal on 10 January 2014

 

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Nowra welcomes Melbourne Cup tour

CUP: Maddy Jackson with her grandparents Dee and Dennis Matts at the 2015 Emirates Melbourne Cup visit to Terara Public.
CUP: Maddy Jackson with her grandparents Dee and Dennis Matts at the 2015 Emirates Melbourne Cup visit to Terara Public.

THE Shoalhaven’s Melbourne Cup tour jumped from the starting barrier and raced towards the finishing line on Friday.

The tour of the golden cup started in the morning in Nowra’s Jelly Bean Park and people jockeyed for positions to get their photos taken with the $175 000 cup.

Racing fans, school children and interested passer-bys all took the chance to have a photo take with the iconic trophy.

Even the grandson of Etienne de Mestre, trainer of Archer who won the first Melbourne Cup in 1861, Mark de Mestre took the chance to have his photo taken with the cup.

Mr de Mestre said seeing the cup gives him and many others pleasure and excitement.The cup tour included stops Osborne Nursing home, a school, a pre-school and the Shoalhaven Business awards.

http://www.southcoastregister.com.au/story/3327279/melbourne-cup-tour-photos/

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John Leslie WINDSOR

John Leslie WINDSOR

Late of  ?

AKA  Jack

 

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. #   14805

Rank:  Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on Monday 9 August 1971 ( aged 19 Years, 2 months, 22 days )

Probationary Constable – attested 20 September 1971 ( 19 years, 4 months, 2 days )

Constable – appointed 20 September 1972

Constable 1st Class – appointed 20 September 1976

Senior Constable – appointed

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 22 April 1987

 

Final Rank:  Sergeant – Death

 

Stations: ?, Grafton

 

ServiceFrom 9 August 1971   to  9 January 2009 = 37 years, 5 months, 0 days Service

Time in Retirement:  2 years, 3 months, 20 days

Age at Retirement:  56 years, 7 months, 22 days

 

Awards:  National Medal – granted 2 November 1988 ( Sgt )

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 6 June 1997 ( Sgt )

 John Leslie WINDSOR John WINDSOR Jack WINDSOR

Born:  Sunday 18 May 1952

Died on:  Friday 29 April 2011

Age:  58 years, 11 months, 11 days

Cause:  Cancer – Melanoma

 

Event location:   ?

Event date:   ?

 

Funeral date:  Wednesday 4 May 2011 @ 11.30AM

Funeral location:  Christ Church Cathedral, Duke St, Grafton, NSW

 

Buried at:  Clarence Lawn Cemetery, Armidale Rd, Braunstone, NSW

Grave Location:  General – Section D, Lot 1252

 

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The funeral of Sergeant John Windsor at the Christ Church Cathedral.
The funeral of Sergeant John Windsor at the Christ Church Cathedral.

 

John Leslie WINDSOR18-5-1952 29-4-2011Loving husband of MargaretCherished father of Alison & JennyBeloved son of Keith and JoanTreasured grandson, nephew & friendAlways in our heart, forever by our side.

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Dedicated dad credit to force

The funeral of Sergeant John Windsor at the Christ Church Cathedral.
The funeral of Sergeant John Windsor at the Christ Church Cathedral.

THERE was a potent message from the funeral yesterday of popular former Grafton policeman Sgt John Windsor … get your skin checked regularly for skin cancers.

Sgt Windsor’s two daughters Alison and Jenny told a packed Christ Church Cathedral their father, a devoted and loving family man, had died after a long battle with melanoma.

“We urge you all to see a doctor and get your skin checked,” they told the congregation.

They described their father as a simple man who enjoyed the simple things in life, someone who didn’t like crowds and never wanted to be the centre of attention.

“He was dedicated to his friends, his family and work,” they said.

“He always had a friendly g’day.”

They said he was a man of limited fashion sense, who wore trademark check shirts for 30 years and an Akubra hat, and loved to travel – with a particular fascination for Queensland.

He also had a deep appreciation of food and a soft spot for animals.

“He was a gentle soul who lived his life with integrity and honour,” they said.

Many of his former colleagues in the NSW Police Force, including many who are now retired, attended yesterday’s service and spoke of his dedication to serving people.

Coffs Clarence Local Area Police Commander Mark Holahan said that when he first arrived at the Grafton Police Station as a young constable in 1987, Sgt Windsor was a calming influence.

“He retired on January 9, 2009, having spent 37 years and 162 days in the service of New South Wales,” he said.

“Rest in peace, old friend, you have served your community to the best of your ability. Vale John Windsor.”

Another of his former colleagues, Senior Sergeant Chris Tuite, gave a list of words to describe Sgt Windsor.

He said he was loving, particularly of his two daughters and wife Margaret, his father Keith and the police.

“He loved coming to work and you could set your clock by him,” he said.

He was kind and never had a harsh word against anyone.

He was respectful and showed this with his dealings with his superiors and women.

And he was generous.

“He was always a gentleman in the true definition of the word,” Sen Sgt Tuite said.

Sgt Windsor was 58.

https://www.dailyexaminer.com.au/news/dedicated-dad-credit-to-force/840602/


 WINDSOR, JOHN LESLIE 18/5/1952 ~ 29/4/2011
Gone But Not Forgotten
Always remembered
Dad and Mum.

John Leslie WINDSOR John WINDSOR Jack WINDSOR

John Leslie WINDSOR John WINDSOR Jack WINDSOR





John William WINDSOR

John William WINDSOR

Late of  ?

New South Wales Police Force

[alert_yellow]Regd. #  8329[/alert_yellow]

Rank:  Probationary Constable – appointed 20 February 1956

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 6 May 1972

Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed 1979

Stations: ?, Redfern – Retirement

ServiceFrom  ? ? pre February 1956?  to  14 May 1982 = 26+ years Service

Awards:  No find on It’s An Honour

Born:  6 January 1930

Died on:  Thursday  15 June 2017

Age:  87

Cause?

Event location:   ?

Event date:   ?

Funeral date:  Tuesday  20 June 2017 @ noon

Funeral location:   Chapel of Stan Crapp Funerals, 125 Manning Street, KIAMA

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