Raymond Charles ROBINSON

| 20/01/2021

Raymond Charles ROBINSON

AKA ROBBO

Late of ?

NSW Police Training Centre – Redfern – Class # 138C

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. # 16203

Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on Monday 14 January 1974 ( aged 20 years, 4 months, 26 days )( 6 weeks at Academy )

Probationary Constable- appointed 25 February 1974 ( aged 20 years, 6 months, 6 days )

Constable – appointed 25 February 1975

Constable 1st Class – appointed 25 February 1979

Detective – appointed ? ? ?

Senior Constable – appointed 25 February 1983

Leading Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed ? ? 1989?

Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed ? ? ?

Sergeant 1st Class – appointed ? ? ?

Inspector ( Section 66 appointment )

Final Rank = Sergeant ?/Class

Retirement / Leaving age: = ?

Stations: ?, Darlinghurst GDs ( 3 Division )( 1970s ), ?, Blacktown HWP ( 27 Division )( late 1980s ), ?, Blacktown District Office, Fairfield ( 34 Division )( 1990s ),

Service: From 14 January 1974 to ? ? ? = ? years Service

Awards: National Medal – granted 27 November 1990 ( SenCon )

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 24 March 2000 ( Sgt )

Commendation for Brave Conduct – granted 25 March 2013 from Coomba Park, NSW ( Mr Raymond ROBINSON ) – Unknown if this is ‘our’ Robbo

Born: Wednesday 19 August 1953

Died on: Monday 18 January 2021 @ 9.15am

Age: 67 years, 4 months, 30 days

Cause: Cancer – ( Type = ? )

Event location: ?

Event date: ? TBA

Funeral date: Friday 29 January 2021 @ 3pm

Funeral location: Grey Gum International Cafe’, 8679 Putty Rd, Putty, NSW

His wife Fay, and family, have chosen this location as it was a favourite destination for Robbo on his weekly bike ride.

It has been suggested the proposed dress is neat casual and wear medals if desired. The funeral will be conducted outdoors and I am advised that Putty is about 90Km from Windsor and is outside Sydney Metro area.

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Funeral Parlour: ?

Buried at: ?

Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?

Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( January 2021 )

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON — **19 March 2017**

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

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Condolences to his wife, Fay, and daughter Ashley.

Harley Willox

Admin ( Cops own Motorcycles )

VALE

This morning at 9.15am EDST, Monday the 18 January 2021. The world became a sadder place and contains a great void in the hearts of many.

It is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to inform all of the passing of:-

Raymond C. ROBINSON

“Robbo”

19/08/1953 – 18/01/2021

Registered No: 16203

Sergeant Retired, New South Wales Police Force

Class No: 138 14/01/1974 – 25/02/1974 Attested Pro/Constable

25/02/1975 Confirmed to Constable

25/02/1979 Promoted to Constable 1st Class

25/02/1983 Promoted to Senior Constable

Promoted to Sergeant 1989

Section 66 Inspector

What can I say Robbo was a close friend to myself and many others and a brother of the Thin Blue Line. He will be sadly missed by one and all even those that did not have the honour of meeting him in person. He was a larger than life character and a mentor to many in Law Enforcement and the Motorcycling world.

Robbo has ridden on ahead to check the roads and rides for those of us that will eventually join him.

R.I.P Brother, Til Valhalla

Funeral arrangements will be posted once they come to hand. Please keep Fay, Ashley and Robbo’s extended family in your thoughts and prayers at this of saddest time.

Harley Willox

Class 138, 16223

Ray Robinson back row second from left

Redfern Police Academy
**Class 138** of Feb 1974
**BACK ROW** ( L – R )
Andrew **McCOULLOUGH** # 16176, **Raymond** **ROBINSON** # 16203, ?, Barry **ODMARK** # 16219, ?, ?, ?, ?, **Sue BRENNAN** P/W 0190
**MIDDLE ROW**:
?, ?, ?, ?, Ray **POTTER** # 16327, ?,?, ?, ?, ?
**FRONT ROW**:
?, ?, ?, ?, ?, D.S. ( STEVE ) **PACKER** # 16225, ?,?, ?, ?

RL Vanderpool

Ray leaves a legacy that extends literally around the globe, his life brought so many people together that formed so many new friendships it is amazing, but then that is Robbo, amazing. We will miss you, but not forget you. R.I.P..

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON, Ray Robinson "ROBBO" talking things over with Brian Turner (sales Manager) — Ray Robinson “ROBBO” talking things over with Brian Turner (sales Manager)

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. Ray Robinson "ROBBO" & Mal BROWN attended a Breast Cancer BBQ this morning. Neither of us wear or own anything pink so money went into the donation bucket. 10 November 2016 — Ray Robinson “ROBBO” & Mal BROWN attended a Breast Cancer BBQ this morning. Neither of us wear or own anything pink so money went into the donation bucket. **10 November 2016**

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. 27 Feb 2019 ·<br /> Ray Robinson blessing the lemonade at Wollombi. — **27 Feb 2019** ·
Ray Robinson blessing the lemonade at Wollombi.

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. 18 Sept. 2016· Sydney ·<br /> Castlebrook Memorial Park Rouse Hill for the Dawn Service to remember Bryson Anderson.<br /> L to R<br /> Mal Brown (me)<br /> Ray Robinson (Robbo)<br /> Harley Willox<br /> (Club President)<br /> Simon Bouda<br /> (Channel 9)<br /> That is my black Harley Ultra Classic.<br /> Another memorable Wall to Wall — **18 Sept. 2016**· Sydney ·
Castlebrook Memorial Park Rouse Hill for the Dawn Service to remember Bryson Anderson.
L to R
Mal Brown (me), Ray Robinson (Robbo), Harley Willox (Club President), Simon Bouda (Channel 9)
That is my black Harley Ultra Classic.
Another memorable Wall to Wall

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. 1 March 2018 · Sydney ·<br /> Mal Brown<br /> , Bull Ant<br /> , Lloyd Taylor & Ray Robinson.<br /> Introduced Bull Ant to a NSWPF Association Legend Lloyd Taylor this morning. — **1 March 2018** · Sydney ·
Mal Brown, , Bull Ant, Lloyd Taylor & Ray Robinson.
Introduced Bull Ant to a NSWPF Association Legend Lloyd Taylor this morning.

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. Lucy Dumbrell and Ray Robinson are friends from way back who caught up at the Blue Liners Breakfast last Sunday 19 March 2017. — **Sunday 19 March 2017**

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. Paul HUNT & Ray ROBINSON. — Paul HUNT & Ray ROBINSON

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. Ray Robbo Robinson<br /> June 10, 2020 ·<br /> I am proud to have served as a Cop. I am proud of my brothers and sisters who also took the Oath to be one. I am disgusted in the behaviour of some in our community that would NEVER have had the guts to Serve yet seem to know that ALL Police are shit.... Well, you people that think that, have a good look in the mirror if you want to see a pile of crap then go and have a good meal, go and have a drink before you climb into your nice safe warm beds and keep in that little brain of yours that those people you say are shit willingly provide you with the safety that you enjoy while you scream obscenities at the them......<br /> Caragabal Police Station, NSW — Ray Robbo Robinson
June 10, 2020 ·
I am proud to have served as a Cop. I am proud of my brothers and sisters who also took the Oath to be one. I am disgusted in the behaviour of some in our community that would NEVER have had the guts to Serve yet seem to know that ALL Police are shit…. Well, you people that think that, have a good look in the mirror if you want to see a pile of crap then go and have a good meal, go and have a drink before you climb into your nice safe warm beds and keep in that little brain of yours that those people you say are shit willingly provide you with the safety that you enjoy while you scream obscenities at the them……
Caragabal Police Station, NSW

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. 1973, Shelley Beach ( The Shire ) ( Sutherland ) — 1973, Shelley Beach ( The Shire ) ( Sutherland )

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. 15 June 2020<br /> Putty Rd, Colo — 15 June 2020
Putty Rd, Colo, NSW

Raymond Charles ROBINSON, Ray ROBBO, Ray ROBINSON. 2 December 2020 — 2 December 2020

John SOLVYNS

| 20/01/2021

Jean ‘John’ Louis Marie J. A. G. SOLVYNS

AKA John, Scoota, Solvo

Late of ?

NSW Police Training Centre – Redfern – Class # 132

New South Wales Police Force

Uniform # 3273

Regd. # 15484

Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on ? ? ?

Probationary Constable- appointed 11 September 1972

Constable – appointed 11 September 1973

Constable 1st Class – appointed 11 September 1977

Detective – appointed ? ? ? ( NO )

Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Resigned / Retired: ? ? ?

Final Rank = ?

Returned to Employ of NSW Police Force as a Communications Officer, VKG5 – Tamworth

Public Service # 9834373

Retirement / Leaving age: = ?

Stations: ?, Eastwood GDs, Frenchs Forest HWP ( 1970s ), Tamworth HWP – Resignation / Retirement?

Service 2: Tamworth – Communications Officer ( Civilian ) – VKG5, Retirement

Service 1: From ? ? Pre Sept 1972? to ? ? pre 98? = ? years Service

Service 2: From ? ? 1998? to ? ? ? = ? years Service

Awards: No Find on Australian Honours system

Born: Wednesday 1 April 1953

Died on: Sunday 27 December 2020

Age: 67 years, 8 months, 26 days

Cause: Cancer ( Type = ? )

Event location: ? , Tamworth, NSW

Event date: ?

Funeral date: ? ? ?

Funeral location: ?

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Funeral Parlour: ?

Buried at: Cremated

Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?

Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( December 2020 )

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John SOLVYNS. 15 August 2017: Classic Pursuit Vehicle FB Group· John SOLVYNS sent this interesting submission through: That's me at the door. This particular VC Commodore did the rounds of a few places in NSW for trial purposes in, I think, 1983 or 84. It was supplied by GMH with a Garrett turbocharger fitted. I believe it was done in order to try and crack the HWP pursuit car market which was dominated by Ford. Apart from that I don't know too much of the technical info but there are people out there who could help. It worked very well as an unmarked car as there was an element of surprise. It didn't end well, the turbo blew and the car was last seen leaving Tamworth on the back of a truck never to be heard of or seen again. You will notice from this picture, the car had a black front spoiler and bonnet vents. — 15 August 2017: Classic Pursuit Vehicle FB Group· John **SOLVYNS** sent this interesting submission through: That’s me at the door. This particular VC Commodore did the rounds of a few places in NSW for trial purposes in, I think, 1983 or 84. It was supplied by GMH with a Garrett turbocharger fitted. I believe it was done in order to try and crack the HWP pursuit car market which was dominated by Ford. Apart from that I don’t know too much of the technical info but there are people out there who could help. It worked very well as an unmarked car as there was an element of surprise. It didn’t end well, the turbo blew and the car was last seen leaving Tamworth on the back of a truck never to be heard of or seen again. You will notice from this picture, the car had a black front spoiler and bonnet vents.

John SOLVYNS. Assistant Commissioner Michael CORBOY # 19643 , Col Colman # 12030, & John SOLVYNS # 15484 — Assistant Commissioner Michael **CORBOY** # 19643 , Col **COLMAN** # 12030, & John **SOLVYNS** # 15484

John SOLVYNS. From Col Colman: John offered his services to a local convent school picnic day, showing all the children his car. With NSWP Highway Patrol vehicle - Chrysler Valiant Charger - Regd # JIG-901 — John offered his services to a local convent school picnic day, showing all the children his car. With NSWP Highway Patrol vehicle – Chrysler Valiant Charger – Regd # **JIG-901**

John SOLVYNS # 15484, David WHITEMAN # 14994. POLICE SEIZE 'POT' PLANTSConstable David WHITEMAN ( # 14994 )( left ) and Constable John SOLVYNS ( # 15484 ) of Frenchs Forest Highway patrol, with the 'pot' plants.Police seized 91 Indian hemp plants found growing in planters in bush at Terrey Hills on Sunday.They believe the plants could be part of a number of crops under cultivation in the area.The 3" high plants were found only about 50m off Booralie Rd."They were sitting in a tidy group in planter trays and ice-cream containers, " police said yesterday."They had obviously been well cared for. "The plants were in peat soil similar to that bought at nurseries.Police discovered the small plantation after seeing two youths acting suspiciously in the area.They searched a nearby car and found about 250 hemp seeds, a small quantity of hashish and three pipes used for smoking the hemp.Two youths were taken to Frenchs Forest police station for questioning. — POLICE SEIZE ‘POT’ PLANTS Constable *1/c* **David WHITEMAN** ( # **14994** )( left ) and Constable *1/c* **John SOLVYNS** ( # **15484** ) of Frenchs Forest Highway patrol, with the ‘pot’ plants. Police seized 91 Indian hemp plants found growing in planters in bush at Terrey Hills on Sunday. They believe the plants could be part of a number of crops under cultivation in the area. The 3″ high plants were found only about 50m off Booralie Rd. ”They were sitting in a tidy group in planter trays and ice-cream containers, ” police said yesterday. ” They had obviously been well cared for. “ The plants were in peat soil similar to that bought at nurseries. Police discovered the small plantation after seeing two youths acting suspiciously in the area. They searched a nearby car and found about 250 hemp seeds, a small quantity of hashish and three pipes used for smoking the hemp. Two youths were taken to Frenchs Forest police station for questioning.

Udo Starkis

I first met John when he joined and was stationed at Eastwood GD’s. I had the opportunity to take him out in a GTR Torana for the shift as I was on Eastwood STP. John told me that is when he got the urge to join the HWP.

Great man! Rest In Peace John. Thank you for your service.

Nothing further, than what is recorded above, is known about this man at the time of publication.

Cal
1 January 2021

Robert William ALLGOOD

| 20/01/2021

Robert William ALLGOOD

AKA Bob, Swoopy

Late of Port Macquarie

NSW Police Training Centre – Redfern – Class # 083

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. # 9686

Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on Monday 30 May 1960 ( aged 22 years, 4 months, 6 days )

Probationary Constable- appointed 4 July 1960 ( aged 22 years, 5 months, 10 days )

Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Constable 1st Class – appointed 30 May 1966

Senior Constable – appointed 30 May 1970

Leading Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ? N/A

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 17 March 1976

Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed ? ? ?

Sergeant 1st Class – appointed 29 December 1985

Final Rank = Senior Sergeant

Stations: ?, North Sydney S.T.P. ( HWP )( 1973, 1976 ), Hornsby HWP ( 16 Division ), Daceyville HWP ( 1970s ), Frenchs Forest HWP, Mona Vale HWP, Collaroy ( OIC )(1980s ), ?

Service: From 30th May 1960 to 31st December 1992 = 32 years, 7 months, 1 day Service

Age at Retirement: 54 years, 11 months, 7 days

Time in Retirement: 27 years, 10 months, 28 days

Awards: National Medal – granted 15 September 1980 ( Sgt )

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 22 September 1987 ( Sgt 1/c )

2nd Clasp to National Medal – granted 22 September 1987 ( Sgt 1/c )

Born: Monday 24 January 1938

Died on: Saturday 28 November 2020 @ 8.30pm

Age: 82 years, 10 months, 4 days

Cause: Bob had suffered from multiple myeloma for some time but his death was caused by a “rogue cell” from a previous bout of prostate cancer (2012) which had gone undetected, and spread quickly to his kidneys.

Event location: Bob died at his home at Port Macquarie.

Event date: 28th November 2020.

Funeral date: 1st December 2020.

Funeral location: A private family celebration at Innes Gardens Memorial Crematorium. At Bobs request – there will be no further Service.

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Buried at: Ashes scattered in the ocean at Shelley Beach

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Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time

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From Dave MORRIS:

With regret I can let all his mates know, that Bob Allgood slipped away on Saturday night (28/11) at home, surrounded by family after a long battle with the rotten cancer.

His wife, Wendy just rang to let me know. There has been a private family celebration of Bobs’ life, and at his request there will be no other service.

Bob is remembered, by some, for his VW Beetle ( that he owned ) with DOG number plates.

Paul Winfield

Sad news to hear of Swoopey’s passing. Worked with Bob from 73 -76 at NTH Syd. A few trips to Bathurst was always a great week away.

Did a wide load with Bob out in NSW, he went outside from the motel and came back with a rock. “ What’s the rock for Swoopey?” He told me he always took a rock from wherever he went and took it home for his wife. Little things that we do. RIP Bob, thanks for your service and training you gave me.

Garry Stillaway

RIP Bobby. It was a pleasure to have you as my boss at 16 Division. Remember the nights you would come & find Chris Berry & myself with our tea set up on the bonnet whilst performing radar duty on Mona Vale Road. You always found us Swoopey. Gone but not forgotten. Say hello to grumpy. Two of the best bosses you could ever hope to have. Thank you for your service.

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Mal Unicomb

RIP Bobby. Worked with him at the Daceyville section in the 70’s. Remember his number plate was DOG ??? And he often came out to find a picture of a dog stuck over his number plate. A great Sergeant to work under.

Mark Jones

Back in my early days Constables no class, usually only drove an unmarked car when in company with a senior man.

I went down to 29 Div thinking just that. 2 marked cars and 2 unmarked..1 was radar car, the other a patrol car.

Bob Allgood was the Sgt..I started working 5am to 1p shifts..to catch the speeders in the early mornings.

Going up Pittwater road heading for work…Warriewood straight was the place to nail em if not before..within 2 weeks Allgood promoted me to unmarked car status..his thinking if I could nail that many in a marked car. I would be deadly in an unmarked one.

Robert William ALLGOOD, Bob ALLGOOD. NSW Police Cyclists Sgt Harry Brennan with John Birt , Bob Allgood , Col Nicholson photo taken 26 June 1967.<br /> Redfern Police Academy.<br /> Monday 26 June 1967. The date that Class 111 were " Sworn In " at Redfern Police Academy - where this photo was obviously taken. — NSW Police Cyclists Sgt **Harry Brennan** ( # 6424 ) with John Birt ( # 9372 ) , Bob Allgood ( #9686 ) , Col Nicholson ( # 11422 ) photo taken 26 June 1967.
Redfern Police Academy.
Monday 26 June 1967. The date that Class 111 were ” Sworn In ” at Redfern Police Academy – where this photo was obviously taken.

Robert William ALLGOOD, Bob ALLGOOD. NSWPF Triumph motor cycle - NSW Rego CE-003 ridden by SenCon Bob ALLGOOD. Photo taken at Redfern Academy - Monday 26 June 1967. — NSWPF Triumph motor cycle – NSW Rego CE-003 ridden by SenCon Bob ALLGOOD. Photo taken at Redfern Academy – Monday 26 June 1967.

Robert William ALLGOOD, Bob ALLGOOD — NSWPF – Ford Falcon XE 351 HWP vehicle – Rego MCL-065
Classic Pursuit Vehicles
Frenchs Forest HWP around 1982 with our XE 351 Falcon.
Left to Right:
The best boss known to man, Bob Allgood, Me ( Darryl PITT # 19054 ), Porky Levy ( possibly Levey )( # ????? ) & Dave ‘catsbum’ Minarik ( # 19216 ).

John Graham IMESON

| 20/01/2021

John Graham IMESON

AKA IMEO

Late of Leonay / Emu Plains, NSW

You will find me at the helm of the Brampston

NSW Police Training Centre – Redfern Class # 087

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. # 10036

Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Academy on ? ? ?

Probationary Constable- appointed 29 May 1961 ( aged 22 years, 1 month & 14 days )

Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Constable 1st Class – appointed 1 April 1967

Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 3 November 1977

Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed ? ? ?

Sergeant 1st Class – appointed 7 June 1986

Final Rank = Senior Sergeant

Stations: ?, South District – Goulburn ( 1968 ), Sydney?, Mittagong STP HWP ( 1963 using the Studebakers ), North Coast – Lismore HWP ( 1969 ), Bathurst District HWP ( Sgt )( 1979 ), Nepean / Blue Mountains District – Penrith HWP ( mid 1980s )( J District ), ? – Retirement

Service: From ? ? pre May 1961? to ? ? ? = ? years Service

Awards: National Medal – granted 11 December 1980 ( Sgt )

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 8 June 1988 ( SenSgt )

Born: Saturday 15 April 1939 in Kyogle, NSW

Died on: Friday 14 August 2020 during the a.m.

Age: 81 years, 3 months & 30 days

Cause: ?

Has been a sufferer of diabetes related illnesses for many years

Event location: Wyong Hospital, NSW

Event date: ?

Funeral date: Wednesday 26 August 2020 @ 11am

Funeral location: Bowden Funeral Parlour, 365 Pacific Hwy, North Wyong, NSW

FUNERAL SERVICE VIDEO.

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Funeral Parlour: ?

Buried at: Cremated

Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?

Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( August 2020 )

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John Graham IMESON — Trent & John IMESON

Class 87 – 1961

Mike Stephens<br /> Visual Storyteller · March 31, 2019<br /> Posting two group photos taken 40 years apart of the same members. My Class 87A from 29 May, 1961 and our 1st reunion 40 years later 2001 at the Swansea RSL Club Lake Macquarie. Also our class Stud Book entry commencing with Warren Taylor (ex Prosecutor) 9999 and finishing with Brian Warwick 10062 (HWP).<br /> I can identify 46 from the class photo if anyone interested.<br /> Our class was the first to pass the 9999 registered Nos into the 10,000s.<br /> The reunion photo identified as follows:<br /> Left to right - back row - Mike stephens, Rod Fulham, Paul McGowan, John Imeson, Merv Braithwaite, Kevin Mongton, Barry Luckie, Brian Rowley, John Baker, Brian Borthwick, Barry Cooper, John Hayes, Tony Madigan, Bruce Spencer, Barry Lawson, Bernie Lee, Roy Fry (partly obscured by Ian Robb standing at end of middle row), Roy Leabeater (Instructor).<br /> Middle row - Ross Goodwin, Brian McIlvenna, Leo Gately, Gordon Doyle, Harvey Juergens, Wally Lark, Helen Clark (later Magnus), Ida Luke, Fred Sewell, Ron Blake, Terry Lester, Tom Powick, Ian Robb (standing).<br /> Front row - Trevor Neill, Les Wyatt, Bob Drooger, Warren Taylor, Brian Johnson, Brian Warwick, Les Miller, Bill Dent, Clem Long, Lloyd Taylor, Len DeAudney, Col Bell.<br /> We held a 45 year reunion at the same venue 2006. If anyone interested I can post a group photo - let me know.<br /> https://www.facebook.com/groups/1501013186882198/permalink/2260065610976948/ — Mike Stephens
Visual Storyteller · March 31, 2019
Posting two group photos taken 40 years apart of the same members. My Class 87A from 29 May, 1961 and our 1st reunion 40 years later 2001 at the Swansea RSL Club Lake Macquarie. Also our class Stud Book entry commencing with Warren Taylor (ex Prosecutor) 9999 and finishing with Brian Warwick 10062 (HWP).
I can identify 46 from the class photo if anyone interested.
Our class was the first to pass the 9999 registered Nos into the 10,000s.
The reunion photo identified as follows:
**Left to right – back row** – Mike Stephens, Rod Fulham, Paul McGowan, John Imeson, Merv Braithwaite, Kevin Mongton, Barry Luckie, Brian Rowley, John Baker, Brian Borthwick, Barry Cooper, John Hayes, Tony Madigan, Bruce Spencer, Barry Lawson, Bernie Lee, Roy Fry (partly obscured by Ian Robb standing at end of middle row), Roy Leabeater (Instructor).
**Middle row** – Ross Goodwin, Brian McIlvenna, Leo Gately, Gordon Doyle, Harvey Juergens, Wally Lark, Helen Clark (later Magnus), Ida Luke, Fred Sewell, Ron Blake, Terry Lester, Tom Powick, Ian Robb (standing).
**Front row** – Trevor Neill, Les Wyatt, Bob Drooger, Warren Taylor, Brian Johnson, Brian Warwick, Les Miller, Bill Dent, Clem Long, Lloyd Taylor, Len DeAudney, Col Bell.
We held a 45 year reunion at the same venue 2006. If anyone interested I can post a group photo – let me know.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1501013186882198/permalink/2260065610976948/

Class 087 – 2001

Mike Stephens
Visual Storyteller · March 31, 2019
Posting two group photos taken 40 years apart of the same members. My Class 87A from 29 May, 1961 and our 1st reunion 40 years later 2001 at the Swansea RSL Club Lake Macquarie. Also our class Stud Book entry commencing with Warren Taylor (ex Prosecutor) 9999 and finishing with Brian Warwick 10062 (HWP).
I can identify 46 from the class photo if anyone interested.
Our class was the first to pass the 9999 registered Nos into the 10,000s.
The reunion photo identified as follows:
Left to right – back row – Mike Stephens, Rod Fulham, Paul McGowan, John Imeson, Merv Braithwaite, Kevin Mongton, Barry Luckie, Brian Rowley, John Baker, Brian Borthwick, Barry Cooper, John Hayes, Tony Madigan, Bruce Spencer, Barry Lawson, Bernie Lee, Roy Fry (partly obscured by Ian Robb standing at end of middle row), Roy Leabeater (Instructor).
Middle row – Ross Goodwin, Brian McIlvenna, Leo Gately, Gordon Doyle, Harvey Juergens, Wally Lark, Helen Clark (later Magnus), Ida Luke, Fred Sewell, Ron Blake, Terry Lester, Tom Powick, Ian Robb (standing).
Front row – Trevor Neill, Les Wyatt, Bob Drooger, Warren Taylor, Brian Johnson, Brian Warwick, Les Miller, Bill Dent, Clem Long, Lloyd Taylor, Len DeAudney, Col Bell.
We held a 45 year reunion at the same venue 2006. If anyone interested I can post a group photo – let me know.

NSW Police ‘Stud Book’

John G. Imeson (Rtd Senior Sgt) passed away peacefully in Wyong Hospital this morning. In recent years, John had suffered numerous ongoing health issues which have now taken him from us.

John had a lengthy service in H.W.P. and Traffic. He was a very respected and well liked man and a great boss and friend.

To his family, friends and work mates, sincere condolences.

Rest in Peace John.

Stephen William SIVEWRIGHT

| 20/01/2021

Stephen William SIVEWRIGHT

Unknown NSW Serving Policeman

AKA Sivey

Late of Ballina, Wagga Wagga, NSW

Goulburn Police Academy Class # DPP 01 ( CEP 98/2 ) Class 274 )

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. # 32691

Rank: Commenced Training at Goulburn Academy on ? ? ?

Probationary Constable – appointed 22 December 1998 ( aged 23 years, 1 month, 7 days )

Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Constable 1st Class – appointed ? ? ?

Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed ? ? ?

Final Rank: Sergeant at time of Death

Stations: ?, Richmond LAC, Lismore ( SenCon ), Wagga Wagga HWP ( Sgt ) – Death

Service: From ? pre December 1998? ? to 11 April 2018 = 19+? years Service

Awards: No find on It’s An Honour

although had been Awarded:

National Medal

National Police Service Medal

Police Service Medal

Born: Saturday 15 November 1975

Died on: Wednesday 11 April 2018

Age: 42 years, 4 months, 27 days

Cause: Depression – Suicide – Service Glock

Event location: Sturt Hwy, near Berry Jerry Rest area, Collingullie, Wagga Wagga, NSW

Event date: Wednesday 11 April 2018

Funeral date: Monday 23 April 2018 @ 11.30am

Funeral location: St Andrews Anglican Parish, 10 Zadoc St, Lismore

Funeral Parlour: Lismore Funeral Services – 6621 8266

Buried at: ?

Memorial located at: ?

SIVEY is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO ( Last checked 151121 )

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

Stephen William Sivewright

15/11/1975 – 11/4/2018

42 years

Today recalls a memory

Of a loved one gone to rest

And those who think of him today

Are those who loved him best.

The flowers we lay upon his grave

May wither and decay

But the love for him who lies beneath

Will never fade away

Forever and always remembering with love

Dad & Mum, Leon, Dylan & Sarah and Kimba

South Grafton 2460

Date listed: 11/4/2019

Stephen William Sivewright | Tributes & Condolences | Northern Rivers / Byron | The Advertiser

Police investigate death of NSW officer

Australian Associated Press
9:20AM April 12, 20

A NSW Police critical incident team will investigate the death of one of its own officers after a policeman was found dead near Wagga Wagga.

Concerns were raised for the male officer’s welfare with colleagues heading to the Sturt Highway about 30km from Wagga Wagga on Wednesday afternoon.

The officer’s death is non-suspicious circumstances, and a critical incident team has been formed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the matter.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/latest-news/police-investigate-death-of-nsw-officer/news-story/52c610f5bd71c516ffc452cd3fa3c8a6

April 12 2018 – 7:39AM

Critical investigation launched after police death near Wagga

Daisy Huntly

An internal investigation has been launched after a police officer’s death in the Riverina Police District.

Emergency services raced to the Sturt Highway, around 30 kilometres from Wagga, around 4.25pm on Wednesday.

They were responding after concerns were raised to the welfare of a police officer.

Paramedics from NSW Ambulance also responded to the location, but were unable to revive the officer.

Police said that there is no evidence the incident is suspicious.

A critical incident team has been formed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the officer’s death and will be subject to independent review.

https://www.dailyadvertiser.com.au/story/5337758/critical-investigation-launched-after-police-death-near-wagga/

7 News Sydney is in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia.

April 12 2018 at 8:29am

Police say a critical incident investigation has been launched after the death yesterday of a police officer near the Sturt Highway 30km from Wagga Wagga. “At this time there is no evidence the incident is suspicious.”

Police Statement: A critical incident investigation has been launched after the death of a police officer near Wagga Wagga. Police were called to the Sturt Highway about 30km from Wagga Wagga around 4.25pm yesterday (Wednesday 11 April 2018) after concerns were raised for the welfare of an officer. Ambulance paramedics responded to the location but were unable to revive the officer. At this time there is no evidence the incident is suspicious. A critical incident team has been formed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the matter.
That investigation will be subject to independent review.

www.7News.com.au

https://www.facebook.com/7newssydney/posts/2080256375331818

SIVEWRIGHT, STEPHEN WILLIAM

Taken suddenly from us on the 11th April 2018.

Much loved Son to Harold and Eleanor.

Cherished Partner to Leon.

Loved Brother to Ian and Jack.

Adored Uncle to Sarah, William and Jake.

Funeral details to be advised in later edition.

https://www.northernstar.com.au/classifieds/ad/2884355/

Police disappointed at close of Operation Tortoise

2 Apr 2018, 6 p.m.

It would have been difficult to escape a random breath test in Wagga across the Easter long weekend.

It follows a Highway Patrol crack down on fatigue, drink and drug-driving.

With thousands hitting the roads for the holiday, Riverina police conducted more than 6600 random breath tests across four days.

These numbers come at the close of Operation Tortoise, with double-demerits in force until midnight on Monday.

Despite the low number of drivers busted drink driving, acting-Senior Sergeant Stephen Sivewright said the behaviour of drivers across the region had been disappointing.

“The message isn’t getting out there,” Sergeant Sivewright said. “People are still speeding.”

He said road users continued to put the lives of their passengers and other people in danger, with more than 200 drivers issued speeding fines.

A further 25 infringements were issued for not wearing seatbelts and 308 drivers were busted for other traffic offences.

“People shouldn’t have to die for drivers to listen,” Sergeant Sivewright said. “This should be a wake-up call.”

His words follow the tragic death of an elderly driver on a Riverina road, near Jindera, on Monday morning.

This death brought the number of fatalities on Riverina roads to six this year.

“That’s ridiculously high,” Sergeant Sivewright said. “Up until March 28, there were 59 fatalities on state roads – a definite increase on last year.”

The story Shock follows number of speeding drivers busted on Riverina roads first appeared on The Daily Advertiser.

https://www.theland.com.au/story/5317931/shock-follows-number-of-speeding-drivers-busted-on-riverina-roads/

December 26 2017 – 3:00PM

Ten drivers busted drink driving across Wagga

Steff Wills

Police say the results of this year’s initiative to reduce the holiday road toll are concerning.

It follows Wagga Highway Patrol’s launch of Operation Safe Arrival on December 22.

Acting Senior Sergeant Stephen Sivewright on Tuesday said local officers, combined with resources from Sydney, had already performed thousands of random breath tests across Wagga.

The Highway Patrol chief said of more than 8520 tests, ten drivers had been caught drink driving.

In addition, Sergeant Sivewright said 225 drivers had been fined for speeding across the region, which was more than half the combined number of traffic-related offences, during that period.

“We are concerned about the 10 drink driving offences,” Sergeant Sivewright said. “We’d like that to be zero.”

Double demerits will apply from Friday, December 22 with all Traffic and Highway Patrol Command staff on duty until New Year.

Sergeant Sivewright urged Riverina drivers to stick to the speed limit, to make a plan-b and to get to their destination safely.

https://www.dailyadvertiser.com.au/story/5140382/ten-drivers-busted-drink-driving-across-wagga/

December 15 2017 – 3:30PM

Highway Patrol want you to survive the drive home this Christmas | Video

Madeleine Clarke

Wagga’s Highway Patrol force are gearing up for the busy Christmas period with Operation Safe Arrival kicking off today.

Double demerits will apply from Friday, December 22 with all Traffic and Highway Patrol Command staff on duty until New Year performing random breath tests, mobile drug testing, speed enforcement and vehicle and driver compliance checks.

Acting Senior Sergeant Stephen Sivewright said the Riverina cluster will be boosted by additional resources from Sydney.

“We’ll have all our vehicles out on the roads during the day and night time so the public can see us.”

The Wagga Command is made up of 20 officers and nine vehicles.

“With more people going away, wanting to get there, they can get distracted by their mobile phones, we’ll be out there trying to deter people from committing offences,” Sergeant Sivewright said.

“For those travelling long distances we hope they have had at least eight hours sleep before they begin their journey, and stop every two hours or when tired.

“Personal responsibility is the key to road safety in NSW. We urge those on our roads over the school holidays, Christmas and the New Year to help us keep everyone safe on NSW roads.”

Last Christmas and New Year period saw 40 people die on Australian roads, up from 34 the year before.

NSW was the worst state for fatalities, claiming 12 of the dead.

https://www.dailyadvertiser.com.au/story/5119873/survive-the-drive-home-this-christmas-video/

David Clarke

Story

Hi there,

I have decided to support NSW Police Legacy’s largest annual fundraiser in remembrance of all deceased NSW Police Force Officers.

I’m raising funds to continue providing essential financial assistance and social programs and experiences to the widows, widowers and dependent children of deceased police officers.

Through here you can easily support this great cause.

I would also really appreciate it if you could share my page above or comment below so more people know about it.

Click ‘Donate Now’ to make a secure online donation.

Thanks so much for your support!

.

Stephen Sivewright

Donated AUD $53.00 online in support of David Clarke

Good luck mate. Regards Sivey

April 26 2017

https://2017remembrancebikeride.gofundraise.com.au/page/DavidClarke0

District on display at Sydney Royal Easter Show

…….

Best beef

Stephen Sivewright, from Diddine Brahman Stud at South Lismore, was awarded junior and senior reserve champion bull at the Sydney show, making it three out of four Royal Easter Shows he has entered where he has won reserve champion.

………

https://www.ruralweekly.com.au/news/district-on-display/2592864/

Noel Frederick PATMORE

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Noel Frederick PATMORE

Late of Keiraville, NSW

New South Wales Police Force

Uniform # 2010

Regd. # 9054

Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy “possibly ” with Class 074 on Monday 12 May 1958 ( aged 21 years, 8 months, 15 days )

Probationary Constable – appointed Monday 30 June 1958 ( aged 21 years,10 months, 3 days )

Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Constable 1st Class – appointed ? ? ?

Stations: ?, Wollongong G.D’s, Wollongong HWP, Wollongong Court Officer –

Service: From 12 May 1958 to ? ? 1966 = 8 years Service

Awards: No find on It’s An Honour

Born: Thursday 27 August 1936

Died on: Thursday 29 January 2015

Age: 78 years, 5 months, 2 days

Cause: ?

Event location: ?

Event date: ?

Funeral date: Monday 2 February 2015

Funeral location: Lakeside Memorial Park Chapel, Kanahooka Road, Kanahooka, NSW

Buried at: ?

Noel PATMORE — **Noel Patmore** at Figtree Oval in 1961 “Escorting Mr Maloney” to Wollongong

Memorial located at: ?

NOEL 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.

PLEASE SEND PHOTOS AND INFORMATION TO Cal

May they forever Rest In Peace

Noel Patmore.

27-8-1936 to 29-1-2015

Constable 1st Class ( from memory).

Uniform Number 2010.

Passed out 1958 left police 1966 to become a Ordinance Inspector at Wollongong City Council later to become Administrative officer.

Worked in Wollongong General Duties, Highway Patrol and then Court Officer Wollongong Court.

PATMORE, Noel

of Keiraville ( NSW )

Passed away peacefully on January 29, 2015.

Beloved husband of Joan.

Dearly loved father of Ian.

Devoted Pa of Sam, Kip.

Son of the late Edna and Fred.

Loved brother and brother in law of Naomi (dec) and Alan Walton (dec).

Aged 78 Years
Always in our Hearts

Relatives and friends are invited to attend Noel’s funeral service to be held at Lakeside Memorial Park Chapel, Kanahooka Road Kanahooka on Monday at 10am.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time.”

-Maureen and Michael Connor

February 11, 2015 |

Batemans Bay, NEW SOUTH WALES

Our deepest sympathy. Remember the happy times.

Barbara Pleace

January 30, 2015 |

Wollongong, NEW SOUTH WALES

lovely to have known him

Paul Cole

January 30, 2015 |

Cordeaux Heights

Published by Illawarra Mercury on Jan. 30, 2015

Son of Frederick Joseph PATMORE ( born 6 Dec 1915 in Wollongong ) and Edna May ( IRWIN ) PATMORE.

Brother of Naomi Catherine ( PATMORE ) WALTON

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Patmore-30

John Burton Gibbs (right) riding Police cycle EV-915, with Noel Patmore, riding Police cycle ES-575, at Figtree Oval in 1961... the photo is captioned "Escorting Mr Maloney" to Wollongong. — **John Burton Gibbs # 9060** (right) riding Police cycle **EV-915**, with **Noel Patmore**, riding Police cycle **ES-575**, at **Figtree Oval** in 1961… the photo is captioned “Escorting Mr Maloney” to Wollongong.

John Burton GIBBS ( NSWPF # 9060 ) DoB: 20 June 1939, was a Probationary Constable on 30 June 1958 and a Constable 1/c on 22 September 1964 – working in the North East District.

Appears in the 1988 ‘Stud Book’ as a Sgt 3/c but does NOT appear in the 1989 issue.

Illawarra Daily Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1950 – 1954),

Thursday 29 January 1953, page 7

Tech. Final Exam Results

Additional results of the final examinations conducted by the Wollongong Technical College at the close of the 1952 session are:

PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICAL METALLURGY AND TESTING

Distinction: Derek Lovell;

Credit: John Aldridge;

Pass: …….

BOILERMAKING Stage I

Pass: John Alfred Calcott, Charles Keith Campbell, . Noel John David, Terence Charles Denton, Brian Thomas Edwards, Ronald John Frith, Clifford Brian Guyatt, Geoffrey Norman Hancock, Barry Colin Hazelgrove, Edward John Holland, Ronald Vincent Hush, John Kershaw, John George McCauley, Donald James McCombie, Michael McPake, Kevin Edward Maloney, Robert Dudley Matley, James Joseph Micale, Robert David Mountford, John Oberon Murray, Noel Frederick Patmore, Frank William Peterson, Keith Phillips, Kenneth Keith Solomon, John Michael Splitt, Robert Trevethan, John Vaughan, Harold Stanley Wheatley.

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/134043827

Jeffrey Charles REYNOLDS

| 20/01/2021

Jeffrey Charles REYNOLDS

New South Wales Police Force

AKA Jeff

Late of Cowra, NSW

Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on Monday 17 May 1971 with Class # 127

Regd. # 14726

Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on Monday 17 May 1971 ( aged 24 years, 10 months, 5 days )

Probationary Constable – appointed Monday 28 June 1971 ( aged 24 years, 11 months, 16 days )

Constable – appointed 28 June 1972

Constable 1st Class – appointed 1976

Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Final Rank: Senior Constable

Stations: ?, Clearway Cyclist ( Ashfield – Burwood STP ), Special Traffic Patrol – North Sydney ( STP )( mid 1970s ), Hurstville STP / HWP ( 1970s – 1980s ), ?

Service: From 17 May 1971 to ? ? ? = ? Years Service

Appears in the 1975 & 1979 Stud Books

Does NOT appear in the 1985 Stud Book

Awards: No Find on Australian Honours system

Born: Friday 12 July 1946

Died on: Tuesday 19 May 2015 @ Cowra

Cause: Heart problem

Age: 68 years, 10 months, 7 days

Funeral date: ?

Funeral location: ?

Buried at: ?

Jeff REYNOLDS — Jeffrey Charles REYNOLDS – 25 December 2014

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

Funeral location: ?

NOTHING FURTHER IS KNOWN ABOUT THIS MAN OR HIS DEATH AT THIS STAGE

Condolences to his wife, Terri, friends and family.

Cal
200821

Jeffrey Charles REYNOLDS on a brand new R100TIC ( Boxer ) about 1983

Owen John HALLIDAY

| 20/01/2021

Owen John HALLIDAY

aka ‘ Doc ‘ & ‘ Jeff ‘

New South Wales Police Force

Redfern Police Academy Class # 123

Joined NSW Police Force via Police Cadet System on 2 December 1968

Cadet #2417

Regd # 14262

Rank: NSW Police Cadet – commenced on 2 December 1968 ( aged 17 years, 3 months, 24 days )

Probationary Constable – appointed 25 August 1970 ( aged 19 years )

Constable 1st Class – appointed 25 August 1975

Detective Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 24 March 1986

Stations: Balmain, ?

Service: From 2 December 1968 to ? ? 2003 = 34 years Service

Stations: Balmain, ?

Awards: National Medal – granted 8 June 1988

1st Clasp to the National Medal – granted 27 September 1996

Born: Saturday 25 August 1951

Died on: Thursday 1 December 2011

Cause: Motor Neurone disease

Age: 60 years, 3 months, 6 days

Funeral date: 8 December 2011 @ 12.30pm

Funeral location: Macquarie Park Crematorium

Buried at: Cremated

The late detective sergeant Owen John (Jeff) Halliday (aka Doc).

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

Top NSW cop Detective Owen ‘Doc’ Halliday to be given full police funeral after losing battle with motor neurone disease

CRIME EDITOR MARK MORRI

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH DECEMBER 07, 2011 3:07PM

NSW detective Owen ‘Doc’ Halliday mixed it with some of Sydney’s roughest and dirtiest criminals – invariably coming out the winner.

Detective Halliday will be given a full police funeral tomorrow, attended by the state’s top officers after he lost his battle with motor neurone disease earlier this week.

Halliday, 60, was responsible for bringing ‘Mr Rent-a-kill‘, Christopher Dale Flannery, back to Sydney after he went into hiding in Melbourne in the 80s.

”He was one of the most tenacious detectives I have known,’’ said Deputy Police Commissioner Nick Kaldas.

”Doc had a sense of fairness you don’t often see and had an incredible disdain for bullies. He was not only a great detective but a wonderful father and a terrific bloke.’’

Halliday was a mentor to many of the state’s now-senior police and worked on some of the most high-profile cases of the 80s.

These included the Family Law Court bombings, the murder of Justice David Opas and the murders of the Turkish consul and his bodyguard in the eastern suburbs.

He also investigated the gangland murders of underworld figures Mick Sayers and Roy Thurgar .

Halliday, or ‘Doc’ as he was known, joined the force in 1968 as a police cadet and was sworn in as a constable in 1970.

Much of his career was centred in the Balmain area where he became known to locals, both good and bad.

Besides a passion for the police force Halliday was a talented footballer playing first grade rugby league for the Canterbury Bulldogs in the 80s, in the era when they were known as the “Entertainers”.

Halliday retired as a decorated detective sergeant in 2003.

A service will be held at Macquarie Park Crematorium today.

He is survived by his wife Kay and his two sons Shane and Chad, both serving NSW police officers.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/d/story-e6freuzi-1226216288086

David James GUFF

| 20/01/2021

David James GUFF

aka ‘ Guffy ‘

NSW Goulburn Police Academy Class # 229

New South Wales Police Force

ProCst # 98810

Regd. # 24260

Rank: Commenced training at Goulburn Academy on 29 June 1987 ( aged 24 years, 8 months, 4 days )

Probationary Constable – appointed 18 September 1987 ( aged 24 years, 11 months, 13 days )

Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Final Rank: Senior Constable

Stations: Petersham ( late 1980s ), Gladesville, Ryde, Zetland Police Rescue Squad, Pennant Hills GDs & Rescue Squad

Born: Friday 5 October 1962

Died: Tuesday 17 August 2004

Cause: Illness – Suicide possibly due to departmental ‘ proceedings ‘

Age: 41 years, 10 months, 12 days

Funeral date: 25 August 2004

Buried in Vaughan Catholic Lawn Cemetery,

Grave location: Row 1A, Grave 0084,

Freeman Ave, Macquarie Park, Nth Ryde.

David is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance

David James GUFF - 2nd from left. Pennant Hills Rescue Squad. — **David James GUFF** – **2nd from left**. Pennant Hills Rescue Squad.

David James GUFF — Dave working in with Polair

It is believed that David was subject of a departmental ‘ proceeding ‘ and that he may have been on long term sick report.

It is understood that he committed suicide by hanging himself inside the family garage.

Pennant Hills Police Rescue Squad - around 2000 — Pennant Hills Police Rescue Squad – around 2000

May he forever Rest In Peace

Ellen Marshall - daughter of David. — Ellen Marshall – daughter of David.

Grave location ( Row 1A )

Graham Clifford DAY

| 20/01/2021

Graham Clifford DAY

aka G’day

Brother to Ian DAY, NSWPF # ?????

New South Wales Police Force

NSW Redfern Police Academy Class # 160

ProCst # 92401

Regd. # 18335

Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on Monday 3 July 1978 ( aged 20 years, 8 months, 20 days )

Probationary Constable – appointed 18 September 1978 ( aged 20 years, 11 months, 5 days )

Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Constable 1st Class – appointed 18 September 1983

Senior Constable – appointed 18 September 1987

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed ? ? ?

Stationed: ?, Eastern Suburbs HWP – ( 15 Division ) Maroubra HWP to Maitland HWP 1981 – 1986, Eastern Suburbs District HWP ( 1987 ), Waverley 1980’s – 1990’s, ?

Service: From 3 July 1978 to 26 February 2006 = 27 years, 7 months, 23 days Service

Awards: National Medal – granted 2 February 1995 ( Sgt )

Born: Sunday 13 October 1957

Age: 48 years, 4 months, 13 days

Illness: Acute renal failure

Died: Sunday 26 February 2006

Funeral date: ?

Funeral location: ?

Buried at: ( Cremated ) Newcastle Crematorium, Anderson Ave, Beresfield, NSW

Memorial: ( Cremated ) Newcastle Crematorium, Anderson Ave, Beresfield, NSW

Ashes: ashes are at Newcastle crematorium; his name stone is near the rotunda across the road from the car park and office.

Constable Mark Tull ( Driver ) and Constable Graham Day

Murder solved today, Photo in the News of the discovery of Elizabeth Dixon in Maitland 1982. Graham Day (third from right without hat) and Z.T Matuszynski beside him. The were early on the scene. — Murder solved today, Photo in the News of the discovery of Elizabeth Dixon in Maitland 1982. Graham Day (third from right without hat) and Z.T Matuszynski *( # 12880 )* beside him. They were early on the scene.

Graham Clifford DAY, Graham DAY

Parliament of New South Wales

Legislative Council

NATIONAL POLICE REMEMBRANCE DAY – 2012

Page: 15631

The Hon. MELINDA PAVEY: My question is addressed to the Minister for Police and Emergency Services. Will the Minister inform the House about National Police Remembrance Day?

The Hon. MICHAEL GALLACHER: I thank the honourable member for her question and I again welcome the opportunity to share the details of this significant day for the New South Wales Police Force with the wider community. National Police Remembrance Day was observed on Friday 28 September 2012. It is a day held in memory of police officers across the country who have died in the line of duty. On that day I had the honour of attending a service held at the New South Wales Police Wall of Remembrance in the Domain at which the 251 officers who have given their lives to protect the people of New South Wales since the formation of the New South Wales Police Force 150 years ago were rightly honoured.

It was a solemn reflection of the ultimate sacrifice those officers made and their legacy. The service included special acknowledgement of Senior Constable David Rixon, who was killed on 2 March 2012 whilst on duty in Tamworth. Senior Constable Rixon‘s tragic death was a salient reminder of the dedication police give to the service and protection of our communities. In upholding the law and keeping the people of New South Wales safe, police put their lives on the line on a daily basis. National Police Remembrance Day honours the courage and bravery of all police officers across the country. It is also an important day to remember police officers who have lost their lives as a result of illness and in other circumstances.

National Police Remembrance Day recognises the families of all serving police officers and the families of those who did not make it home at the end of their shift. New South Wales Police Legacy is a not-for-profit organisation that looks after the families of deceased police officers in New South Wales. The organisation does an invaluable job providing financial and emotional support to more than 1,000 widows and widowers and 200 children across New South Wales. Importantly, New South Wales Police Legacy ensures that these families remain part of the wider police family. The police family is a close-knit group of people who support each other and their families.

Also in attendance at the service at the Wall of Remembrance was 12-year-old Elayna Day and her grandmother. Elayna was only six years old when her father, Sergeant Graham Clifford Day, died but she remains a firm member of the police family. She is the proud recipient of the 2012 Commissioner’s Scholarship. The New South Wales Police Legacy scholarship will assist Elayna as she enters high school next year to pursue her dream of becoming a veterinarian. She is a prime example of the fine work undertaken by New South Wales Police Legacy in supporting the families of our fallen police officers. The need for an organisation like Police Legacy highlights the risks associated with being a police officer. It is a difficult, stressful and dangerous job. In informing the House on the significance of National Police Remembrance Day, I would like to take this opportunity to thank police officers across the State, all of whom are serving and protecting the people of New South Wales. Their commitment is acknowledged and respected, their bravery and courage is honoured and admired and I thank them for their contribution in ensuring that we have a safe community.

http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LC20121016019

Police family never forgets the fallen

Rosemarie Lentini
The Daily Telegraph
September 28, 2012 12:00AM

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/police-family-never-forgets-the-fallen/story-e6freuzi-1226482873260

Commissioners Scholarship winner Elayna Day with her dog Amy / Pic: Waide Maguire

SHE was only six when her father died, but Elayna Day is still a firm member of the police family.

Sergeant Graham Clifford Day died in 2006 from acute renal failure after serving in the NSW police force.

As police officers stop to remember Sgt Day and other fallen officers today, Elayna, now 12, will also be honoured, receiving the 2012 Commissioner’s Scholarship.

The year 6 student said she would use the $5000 NSW Police Legacy scholarship to pursue her dream of becoming a veterinarian.

“I was really surprised, I never thought I would get the scholarship,” she said.

Her grandmother and guardian, Judith Parker, said the money would help her support Elayna.

“I’m so excited that she has won this. She goes to high school next year and this really helps with uniforms and everything else,” Ms Parker said.

“The police are very generous every year but for her to win this scholarship is terrific. She’s such a delightful child.”

The pair will travel from Newcastle to be part of today’s ceremony at the Police Wall of Remembrance in the Domain.

NSW Police Legacy is a not-for-profit organisation which looks after the families of deceased police officers across NSW. It currently helps more than 1000 widows and widowers, and 205 children.

“We provide legatees with emotional and financial support to allow these families to remain part of the police family,” a spokeswoman said.

“We recognise the important role police officers’ families play in supporting them.”

Kram Llut

9 September 2015

Just joined and just saw this on https://www.facebook.com/groups/nswfallenpolice/ .

Graham Clifford Day 18335.

GDay RIP 2006.

He was stationed at Maitland Police Station in Highway Patrol from about 1981 to about 1986. I believe he made it onto the Bikes in Maitland about 1985. He must have transferred back to Sydney following this period.

Graham was a great mate and our families were very close until I left the job.

He had a little claim to fame as being the only bloke to put an XE HWP car sideways into the service station on the ambulance corner of the main street in Raymond Terrace.

He was a funny bloke, and I still remember the Train noises he could make on the new electronic announcement system fitted to the Brock Special Commodore we shared for a while.

Sorry to see you gone mate.

Lots of good times…(old paper clipping I have kept since the 80’s with GDay on the mike!)

( Paper clipping is above )

Raymond Charles ROBINSON