Ike ELLIS: 2023 wrote: Keith was my Sergeant at Kurri Kurri and we used to trick unsuspecting people to shake hands with him. Without a doubt he had the strongest handshake I experienced.
He and his wife, Terry a lovely but sad couple, having lost their only daughter ( Frances ) when she fell down a cliff near their home.
RIP Sir
Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 – 2001),
Friday 20 August 1982 (No.110), page 3880
IN the Supreme Court of New South Wales.— Notice of intended distribution of estate.— Any person having any claim upon, the estate of KEITH ALLAN RILEY, late of Narara, police inspector, who died on 4th June, 1982, must send particulars to the Public Trustee at the address appearing below within two (2) calendar months from the date of publication hereof.
After that time the Public Trustee may distribute the assets of the estate, having regard only to the claims of which at the time of distribution he has notice. Election to administer the estate with the will dated 20th January, 1970, annexed, was filed by the Public Trustee on 11th August, 1982.
E. C. OSBORNE, Branch Manager, Public Trust Office, 1 Watt Street, Gosford. (4974)
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With regret I advise the death of Robert Andries DEWIT, 52 old, former Regd. No. 26476, non RPA member of Mudgeeraba, QLD. Late of Gold Coast, Qld. Formerly of Coffs Harbour, Narrabri, Dubbo & Gunnedah, NSW.
Robert passed away on 07/11/2014 and his funeral has been held.
Robert DEWIT, “Rob” “Robbie”
Late of Gold Coast, formerly of Coffs Harbour,
Narrabri, Dubbo and Gunnedah NSW,
Passed away peacefully on the 7th November, 2014.
After succumbing to liver cancer.
He was 52 years of age
Cherished husband of Jane,
Dearly loved father of Ashleigh, Sarah and Hannah.
Family, friends and Police Colleagues
Are respectfully invited to attend Rob’s funeral service to be held
In the Federation Chapel of “A Gentle Touch Funerals”
73 Railway Street, Mudgeeraba on Monday 17th November, 2014
Commencing at 11am Qld time (12 noon NSW)
The family request that anyone wishing to Attend Rob’s funeral please acknowledge your Attendance by commenting to this post to assist us with Seating and catering.
We wish to take this opportunity to thank those who have been following Rob’s journey and for the support and encouragement you have given him during the past year.
Rob remained optimistic and forever positive right until the very end and he remained encouraged that his approach and choice to treat his cancer using natural remedies, good nutrition, clean, organic produce and water still provided the best course of treatment.
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‘Heartbreaking’: Suicide suspected reason for police officer death in South Australia
A respected female police officer was found dead at a police station. Now her cause of death has been revealed.
Sofia Dmitrieva
3 min read
January 10, 2024 – 4:19PM
A respected female police officer found dead at a police station in South Australia is believed to have taken her own life in the women’s bathroom of the building.
The officer was found at Port Adelaide police station on Monday afternoon and police have previously confirmed the death was not being treated as suspicious.
The detective brevet sergeant, aged in her 30s, is believed to have taken her own life between 2pm and 3pm on Monday, 7News reports.
Online reports from eyewitnesses claim police officers inside the station at the time heard a loud bang within the building leading to the discovery of her body.
The Indigenous mother of two’s name and photos have not been revealed due to cultural reasons.
The woman moved from Whyalla to Adelaide, where she initially worked as a community constable. The role involved her helping police engage with First Nations and culturally diverse communities.
She was nominated for the City of Port Adelaide Enfield’s 2012 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Awards for her work within the First Nations community.
“(I) would like to help turn around the public’s perception of police officers from a negative to a positive,” she wrote as part of her nomination for the Person of the Year award.
“I love the variety in my work and I love getting the opportunity to help people by making the best out of a bad situation.
In her nomination blurb she also wrote about her passion for serving the community with her ultimate goal to see the Aboriginal community represented more in SA Police.
“She has shown a genuine concern and passion for the community in general and has had life experience which she shares openly with her peers,” the nomination reads.
“She stands up for what she believes in and is very passionate about her cultural heritage.”
In 2015 the woman was sworn in as a full-time police officer and was assigned to the family violence unit at Port Adelaide Police Station.
Four years later she married her wife, who is also a South Australian police officer.
The deceased police officer was the granddaughter of a celebrated Aboriginal writer and poet who had more than 61 works published throughout their career, Daily Mail Australia reports.
The grandmother is considered to be a “pioneer in First Nations Australia literature in South Australia”, becoming the first ever published Aboriginal female writer within the state, winning awards for her contribution to the arts.
South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas said several tragedies had unfolded in South Australia recently and they were confronting.
“Anytime we see a tragedy of this nature involving anyone in our community it hurts,” Mr Malinauskas said.
Friends and fellow police officers have posted tributes to the officer on social media and expressing their shock over her sudden death.
“I just wish I could see and hear you one more time. You were loved by us all, miss you forever,” one person wrote on Facebook.
“R. I. P beautiful soul. If only we could hear her laugh again,” a second person said.
“Absolutely gutted … going to miss your bright bubbly face,” another said.
Condolences from strangers have also been coming in, with people thanking the police officer for her work.
“R.I.P. your shift is over, thank you for you service. Condolences to your family
I’m sorry, my thoughts and sympathies are with those grieving,” one person wrote
“My condolences to her family, friends and work colleagues…..Its sad to see a beautiful angel returning where she’s from. Hope her family, friends and colleagues are OK too,” another person commented.
The Acting Commissioner of Police Linda Williams has advised a Commissioner’s Inquiry will be undertaken into the circumstances surrounding this matter.
A coronial investigation also will be conducted into the tragedy.
A respected police officer told a colleague ‘everything would be ok’ just hours before she was found dead inside Port Adelaide‘s police station.
A police commissioner’s inquiry and a coronial investigation have now been launched after the officer died at the station, in the city’s northwest, between 2pm and 3pm on Monday.
Daily Mail Australia can reveal the female police officer was a mum of two and Aboriginal.
She married her wife, who is also a South Australian police officer, in late 2019.
Police have confirmed the death is not being treated as suspicious but have not revealed the cause.
They have also requested media outlets not to publish the name or photos of the officer in question due to ‘cultural reasons’.
Reports from eyewitnesses online claim officers at the station heard a loud bang within the building before they discovered her body.
Devastated friends and colleagues have paid tribute to the tribute to the officer who was nominated for ‘Aboriginal Person of the Year’ in 2012 for her work within the First Nations community.
She was remembered as a ‘beautiful person’ who had an ‘infectious, loud laugh’ which could be heard ‘right across the station’.
One workmate said the officer told her ‘It will be OK, bestie’ during one of their last conversations on Monday.
‘You said it a thousand times to me over the years,’ her colleague wrote.
‘It doesn’t feel like anything will ever be OK again.
‘I am shattered. I loved you so much, but you knew that.
‘I will miss you forever.’
Another colleague recalled how kind she was when she first arrived at Port Adelaide and was struggling to adjust.
After the officer invited her out to socialise, they quickly bonded over their similarities – their ‘terrible memories, distractibility and having both lost their fathers.
‘The first day I met you your kindness and caring nature shone through. You went out of your way to make us and the kids feel welcome with invitations to kindergym and the park,’ she said.
‘I loved working in the same office as you. Your laugh, the lolly jar addiction, your big caring heart and your cracking sense of humour, always taking the piss.
‘I loved your passion for your people. You were a proud First Nations woman and I loved your stories of your beloved ‘Gary’.
‘I learnt so much from you. You were such a light in my life.
‘I wish you knew how much you are loved.’
A third cop said the officer affectionately dubbed her and another colleague as the ‘angels’.
She said she would miss the officer’s bright bubbly face and hearing her say ‘well, well, well… if it isn’t the angels’ when she would walk by.
A former colleague added the officer’s ‘pain is now gone’ and she will never be forgotten by those she left behind.
‘Fly high and free sister in blue,’ she said.
‘Big hugs and love to your heartbroken family, RIP lovely.’
The tragedy has rocked the South Australian police community, which is still reeling just two months on from the alleged on-duty fatal shooting of Brevet Sergeant Jason Doig and alleged hit-and-run death of SA Police Commissioner’s son, Charlie Stevens.
Counselling support services have been offered to the officer’s colleagues.
Acting Commissioner Linda Williams has announced the woman’s death will be subjected to a police inquiry as well as a coronial investigation.
‘The tragedy at Port Adelaide is something that will impact so many people – family and friends, but also the entire police family and indeed the wider community,’ South Australia Police Association president Mark Carroll said.
‘Our colleague’s death will be investigated so that we can understand the cause of this devastating incident.
The state’s Police Minister Joe Szakacs also shared his grief in a statement.
‘My heartfelt condolences go to the family, friends and colleagues of the police officer,’ Mr Szakacs said.
‘Her tragic passing will be felt deeply, and grieved widely. I ask everyone to keep the police family in their thoughts.’
Tributes poured out for police officer found dead at South Australian police station
Loved ones and co-workers of a female police officer found dead at a police station, prompting an inquiry.
Madeleine Achenza
less than 2 min read
January 9, 2024 – 2:14PM
Loved ones and colleagues have paid tribute to a female police officer who was found dead at a South Australian police station.
The officer was found at Port Adelaide police station on Tuesday afternoon and the death is not being treated as suspicious.
Friends and fellow police officers have posted tributes to the officer on social media and expressing their shock over her sudden death.
“Absolutely gutted … going to miss your bright bubbly face,” one person wrote on Facebook.
“RIP you were such a lovely person, can’t believe it,” a second person said.
“You were so special, so kind and someone I truly cherished throughout my time in the job,” another said.
Police Minister Joe Szakacs said her death would be “felt deeply” and “grieved widely” by the policing community.
“My heartfelt condolences go to the family, friends and colleagues of the police officer,” he said.
“Her tragic passing will be felt deeply, and grieved widely.
SA police have described it as a “tragic incident” and support is being provided to all police employees.
The Acting Commissioner of Police has advised a Commissioner’s Inquiry will also be undertaken into the circumstances surrounding this matter.
This death will also be subject to a coronial investigation.
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Our deepest sympathy and sincere condolences to Karen, Stuart, Mitchell & Brett together with the family, friends and members of VicPol.
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In some tragic news, former Avoca Football Netball Club best-and-fairest, Rowan “Rooster” Andrews, was found dead at Laverton Railway Station just before 5am on Friday.
Aged just 38, the police officer and married father of two grew up in Tassie, being rookie-listed by the Adelaide Crows back in 2003 and playing at SANFL, VFL and NEAFL level.
Thoughts are with Rooster’s family, friends, former team mates and fellow officers during this time.
The Kingborough Tigers past players officials and supporters would like to send our condolences to the Andrews family after the passing of Rowan.
Rooster played with the club in the mid 2000’s playing 35 games along side brother Mitch.
Rowan was a fantastic player and was picked up by Adelaide in the 2003 rockie draft.
After being delisted by the crows, rooster came back to Tassie to play for the Devils in the VFL. After the Devils last season in 2008 Rowan went on to play in WA, Victoria and the ACT.
The Avoca Football Netball Club is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of our 2018 Best & Fairest Player, Rowan “Rooster” Andrews.
Rooster was highly thought of by all of his team mates and club members during his time at our club.
We pass our condolences on to his family members, and also to his work colleagues & friends.
The Ainslie Football Club is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Rowan ‘Rooster’ Andrews.
Rowan joined the Ainslie Football Club in 2009 and made an instant impact not only with his uncompromising training habits but his fearless and tough way of playing football in the Ruck. He lead the way and set the tone for many games.
Two time Premiership player in 2010 & 2011, Rooster played 80 Senior games with the club.
Our sincere condolences to Alice, Max & Zac and to their extended family.
In a shocking turn of events, the community is mourning the sudden death of Rowan ‘Rooster’ Andrews, a beloved figure known for his dual roles as a police officer and a former professional Aussie Rules player. The 38-year-old father-of-two was discovered lifeless at Laverton Railway Station, shortly before 5 am last Friday.
Andrews, affectionately nicknamed “Rooster,” had transitioned to a career in law enforcement a decade ago after showcasing promise as an AFL player. His sudden demise has left family, friends, and sports clubs in grief, remembering him as a “rock” who brought people together.
Chris Rourke, Andrews’ former coach, expressed high regard for the late athlete, stating, “If I had sons and one of them came out like him I would have thought I’d won tattslotto.”
Having embarked on a footballing journey that spanned across Australia, Andrews was drafted from Tasmania to the Adelaide Crows in 2003. Although he spent two years on the rookie list, he didn’t secure a senior call-up. Subsequently, he returned to Tasmania, playing for Kingborough in the Tasmanian State League and VFL footy for his home state.
The talented ruckman then moved to Canberra, where he played in the NEAFL, emerging as one of the most dominant players in the competition. In recent times, Andrews had been contributing to local footy clubs in country Victoria and suburban Melbourne.
Recalling their time together at Ainslie in 2009, Rourke reminisced about Andrews’ “uncompromising” training habits, noting that he played a pivotal role in back-to-back premierships in 2010 and 2011. Condolences flooded social media platforms, with the Williamstown Superules Football Club expressing deep sorrow and The Ainslie Football Club describing Andrews as a fearless leader who set the tone for many games.
The community now faces the challenge of coming to terms with the loss of this man described as a “gentle giant” who left an indelible mark both on the football field and in law enforcement.
Rowan Andrews Death Australian Football League Melbourne, Avoca Football Netball Club Former Player Died by Suicide – Obituary
Rowan Andrews Obituary, Death Cause – The Avoca Football Netball Club is overcome with grief as we come together to mourn the untimely passing of our beloved
Rowan Andrews Death Australian Football League Melbourne, Avoca Football Netball Club Former Player Died by Suicide – Obituary
Rowan Andrews Obituary, Death Cause – The Avoca Football Netball Club is overcome with grief as we come together to mourn the untimely passing of our beloved 2018 Best & Fairest Player, Rowan “Rooster” Andrews. Rooster’s impact on our club, both on and off the field, was profound, and his memory will forever remain etched in our hearts.
Rooster’s tenure with the Avoca Football Netball Club was marked by exceptional skill, dedication, and sportsmanship. His prowess on the field earned him the prestigious title of Best & Fairest Player in 2018, a testament to his outstanding contributions to the team. Rooster’s commitment to the sport inspired his team mates and endeared him to all who had the privilege of playing alongside him.
Rooster’s presence in the club went beyond his athletic abilities; he was a true team player and a source of inspiration for his fellow team mates. Known for his positive attitude, Rooster brought a contagious energy to the field that uplifted spirits and fostered camaraderie.
His camaraderie extended off the field, making him a cherished friend to many within the Avoca Football Netball Club. As we mourn the loss of Rooster, our thoughts and deepest condolences go out to his family members. Losing a loved one is never easy, and we share in their grief during this difficult time. Rooster’s impact on the club was undoubtedly felt by his family, and we hope they find solace in the memories of his remarkable life.
Rooster’s legacy extends beyond the sporting arena, reaching into the various facets of his life, including his work and friendships. The Avoca Football Netball Club extends heartfelt condolences to Rooster’s work colleagues and friends, recognizing the profound impact he had on those who shared different aspects of his life. Our thoughts are with each of you as you navigate this challenging moment.
As we bid farewell to Rooster, let us remember him not only for his remarkable achievements on the field but for the positive influence he had on the entire Avoca Football Netball Club community.
His memory will continue to inspire us to uphold the values of sportsmanship, camaraderie, and dedication that he exemplified throughout his time with us. Rest in Peace, Rowan “Rooster” Andrews. Your spirit will forever live on in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing and playing alongside you.
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picture of Class111 26th June, 1967. All the cyclists have the first of the white helmets. They didn’t last long either’, once they realised that the broken necks were coming from the bad design, where the back of the helmet sat at the perfect point to break your neck, if your head was snapped backwards. Second white helmets issued hurriedly, ‘say no more’..!
Class 111 – those transferred to Penrith – 1967
Some of Class 111 who commenced training at Redfern Police Academy on Monday 15 May 1967 and were Sworn In on Monday 26 June 1967. Rear row, 4th from left is Probationary Constable Barry John PEARCE # 12631
* Story behind any Nickname: A play on his surname.
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Condolences to their son, Scott and Daughter, Jane and their respective children.
* Story behind any Nickname:
Nothing further, than what is recorded above, is known about this person at the time of publication and further information and photos would be appreciated.
Formerly of Grafton, NSW. Late of Victoria St, Goulburn, NSW
Relations in ‘the job’:
“possible” relation in ‘the job‘: NOT related to Patrick JORDAN, Retired Insp ( RIP )
NSW Police Training Centre – Redfern – Class # 146
This Class did Not have a Passing Out Parade due to flooding of the Parade ground. The Swearing In ceremony was held in a Class Room. 147 Members were in this Class
New South Wales Police Force
Regd. # 16774
Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on Wednesday 29 January 1975 ( aged 22 years, 0 months, 19 days )
Probationary Constable- appointed Monday 10 March 1975 ( aged 22 years, 2 months, 0 days )
Constable – appointed 10 March 1976
Constable 1st Class – appointed ? ? ?
Detective – appointed ? ? ?
Senior Constable – appointed 10 March 1984
Appears in the 1988 ‘Stud Book’ but not the 1989 issue.
Final Rank: = Senior Constable?
Stations: ?, Goulburn Police Academy ( 1985 ) – Resignation
Time employed ( Paid ) with NSW Police: From: 29 January 1975 to 1 March 1989 ( Resigned ) = 14 years, 1 month, 0 days
Service ( From Training Date ) period: From 29 January 1975to 1 March 1989 ( Resigned ) = 14 years, 1 month, 0 days Service
Retirement / Leaving age: = 36 years, 1 month, 19 days
Time in Retirement from Police: 34 years, 9 months, 17 days
Awards: No Find on the Australian Honours system
Born: Saturday 10 January 1953
Died on: Monday 18 December 2023 at Goulburn Base Hospital, NSW
Age: 70 years, 11 months, 8 days
Organ Donor: Y / N / ?
Cause: ?
Event location: ?
Event / Diagnosis date: ?
Funeral date: Friday 22 December 2023
Funeral location: RJ Sydney Craig Crematorium, Goulburn, NSW
Condolences to Chris, Alicia, Nikki, family and friends.
Richard Andrew JORDAN c21 January 2022
Richard Andrew JORDAN c4 October 2010
Class 146 – Redfern Police Academy. Sworn In on Monday 10 March 1975. They didn’t have a March Out because the Parade ground was flooded. They were Sworn In in one of the Class rooms. Martin BETCHER ( Back Row, 2nd from left ). Unaware of which is Richard JORDAN.
* Story behind any Nickname:
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* Story behind any Nickname: Big Gordy – “hands the size of Legs of Ham”
Some of Class 129 – 13 December 1971. These members have Not been identified in this photo as yet ( 2024 )
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Constable: Eastwood ( 17 Division )( ProCst )( 1969 ), Four Wheels Transport Branch ( 20 Division )( 1972 ), Water Police ( Dawes Point )( 28 Division )( 1976 – 1982), Sydney Water Police – Operational Support ( simply a name change for the same place )( 1982 – 1995, Shift Supervisor – 1995, Ancillary – 1999 ) – Retirement
Time employed ( Paid ) with NSW Police: From: 27 November 1967 to 3 August 2007 = 39 years, 8 months, 7 days
Service ( From Training Date ) period: From 27 November 1967to3 August 2007 = 39 years, 8 months, 7 days
Retirement / Leaving age: = 57 years, 3 months, 22 days
Time in Retirement from Police: 16 years, 4 months,
Awards: National Medal – granted 19 November 1984 ( SenCon )
1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 7 May 1994 ( SenCon )
2nd Clasp to the National Medal – granted ? ? 2003
New South Wales Police Diligent & Good Conduct Medal – granted ? ? 2003
4th & 5th Clasp to the National Medal – granted ? ? ?
Local Knowledge of Rivers and Sydney Harbour Certificate – granted 1982
Masters – Class V – Skippers Certificate – granted 1995
Marine Engine Drivers Certificate – granted 1995
Sergeants Course – 1986
Master – Class IV Certificate – granted 1987
M.E.D. Course – granted 1987
National Search and Rescue Course – granted 1992
Marine Security Course – granted 1999 ( leading up to the Sydney 2000 Olympics )
Probationary Constable David John BUCKLEY # 13650
Born: Wednesday 12 April 1950
Died on: Monday 1 January 2024 around pm at home with family by his side.
Age: 73 years, 8 months,
Organ Donor: Y / N / ?
Cause: ?
Event location: ?
Event / Diagnosis date: ?
Funeral date: Wednesday 10 January 2024 @ 2.15pm
Funeral location: North Chapel, Northern Suburbs Crematorium, 199 Delhi Rd, North Ryde, NSW
David did not wish to have an official Police Funeral, however, the Family said Buckowould be honoured ifan Honour Guardincludingall Serving and RetiredNSWPolice Officers with whom he worked, and anyone else who may wish to join in,be arrangedat the commencement of the Service when David’s Coffin will be walked into the Chapel byhis Family.
Wake location: Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club, 117 Ryedale Road, West Ryde, NSW ( TBC )
Wake date: ???
Funeral Parlour: White Lady Funerals – 4 E Parade, Eastwood, NSW
Buried at: Cremated
Grave Location: Section: Row: ?Plot: ?
Grave GPS: ?, ?
Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( January 2024 )
BUCKO is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO
FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.
Bucko, amongst others, was involved in, but not limited by, the following Marine incidents:
1983 – Rescue of Police Crew upon Police Launch McKay ( which caught fire off Newcastle ),
1988 – Rescue of Police Crew upon Police Launch Sea Eagle ( which floundered off Nelson Bay in heavy seas ),
December 1998 – During the running of the 54th Sydney to Hobart Yacht race – during severe weather affecting 155 yachts off the coast of NSW resulting in the loss of several lives and yachts, Bucko was the Forward Commander – at Eden, NSW, Co-ordinating the Rescue of 56 sailors.
It is with great sadness that I report the passing of David ‘Bucko’ Buckley. David was a long serving member of the Water Police and a former cadet.
David passed away around 9pm on Monday, 1st January 2024 at his home surrounded by his wife, Christine (Chris), his daughters and other family members.
Funeral arrangements will be passed on once further information becomes available.
On behalf of all members of the NSW Police Force, both serving and retired, including members of RETWATPOL, our sincere thoughts and condolences go to the Buckley Family, and to all those who were fortunate to have know David and worked alongside such an inspiring, knowledgeable and wonderful gentleman.
He will be truly missed…May he rest in peace.
Deepest condolences to Bucko’s wife Chris and daughters Catherine, Joanne & Angela.
On behalf of Victoria Police Veterans – Sgts Pete Howarth, and Mark Greenhill, Leading Senior Constable – Peter Osborne, all ex Melbourne Water Police and current serving, Leading Senior Constable – Graham Shoobert (APM) – East Gippsland Water Police.
We are saddened at the news of Dave’s passing, please accept our sincere condolences.
Our thoughts are with family and the past and present members of New South Wales – Water Police, Marine Area Command.
Dave Buckley
Someone who took you as you are.
Regardless of your state.
Who stood as firm as a block of iron.
Someone you could always rely on.
Because he is your mate.
He will be missed.
RIP
Pete Howarth
Class 118
Class 118
* Story behind any Nickname: Play on surname.
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Passed away peacefully on Saturday, 23rd December 2023.
Beloved wife of the late Ron.
Dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Terri and Tony, Brett and Toula.
Cherished Nan of Kiah, Jesse and Natalia, Erin and Tommy, Tyron and Brie and
great Nan of Jordan, Remie, and Valentina.
Aud will be sadly missed by her loving family and many dear friends.
Aged 84 Years
Forever in our Hearts
Relatives and friends are invited to attend Aud’s funeral service to be held at H. Parsons Funeral Home, 10 Woolworths Avenue Warilla on Tuesday, 9th January 2024 at 12noon.
Audrey FOSTER & Ron FOSTER – Friday 6 September 1985 – Warilla Police Social at Berrima Wool Shed, Berrima, NSW
THURSDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2016 LAKE ILLAWARRA RETIRED POLICE DAY. 45 people turned out to Lake Illawarra ( Oak Flats ) Police Station at 10am today for the Retired Police Day. 15 National Police Service Medals were awarded to various Police who live in and / or worked in the Lake Illawarra Area Command. These awards were presented by the current LA Commander, Zoran Dzevlan. Sgt Scott ABBOTT & Audrey FOSTER – Widow of Ron.
* Story behind any Nickname: Play on Christian name
You were a bloody good woman Audrey and it is sad to see you gone. May you now forever Rest In Peace together with Ron.
Cal
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