Notification of the Death of a Retired Police Officer
John Alan Parker
It is with sadness that we have to inform you of the death of John Alan Parker, aged 63 years, a retired Police Officer. He died on 4 April 2020. Our thoughts are with the family at this difficult time.
John joined the Nottinghamshire Police in 1983. He started at Beeston, the Traffic Department, both patrol and motorway. He finished his service at Mansfield in the Resolve Unit. He retired in 2011.
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NottsNarpo 
Worked with John as his Motorway partner for 4 years. Very fond memories . Will be sadly missed.
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Sincere condolences, Alan will be sadly missed.
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Served with John on Traffic, sad news, my sympathy to his family.
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Sad news. Served with John at Beeston and then Traffic, both Nottm wing and the motorway. John was one of the quiet unsung heroes, totally reliable and trustworthy. He was a valued member of the motorway team.
Paul Selby
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I knew John when I was on section at Eastwood and he was TD(N). He was a great assistance on many occasions.
When we retired, we lived there close to each other and always had a good chat.
A good man who I will miss greatly.
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I spent my first day on Traffic with John on Rota 3. Always got on with the job quietly and efficiently.
Sincere condolences to Gaynor and the family.
R.I.P. Big Fella!
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I spent my first day on Traffic with John in 1987 on Rota 3. He always got on with the job quietly and efficiently.
Sincere condolences to Gaynor and family.
R.I.P. John.
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So sad to hear this news. I worked with John at Nottingham traffic wing. A great guy.
My thoughts are with his family. RIP John
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My condolences to you and all your family. RIP John xx
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Knew John on City traffic dept. Very quiet unassuming but dependable man. Condolences to his family. R.I.P John.
Steve Mills.
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Sad news and condolences to the family. John came with myself and Steve Eustace on some of our battlefield tours and always entertained the others in our group with tales of his times in the Paras.
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The very sad loss of a true gentleman. Served with John on motorway for two good years.
R.I.P. mate. Condolences to the family
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Worked with John on the same shift at Nottingham Traffic in the mid 1980’s. He talked me into doing the Robin Hood Walk for charity – exhausting for a traffic man. He was very professional in everything he did.
God bless. Condolences to the family.
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Very sad news.. worked with John on the motorway and also travelled around Europe with him on battlefield tours R.I.P
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Very sad news. John was one of the officers who took their time to welcome me onto the shift as a newbie Traffic Officer in 1988. Although I spent the majority of my time on the ARV, I did spend occasional shifts with John. Always a gentleman and professional. Condolences to Gaynor and the family. R.I.P John.
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Had the pleasure of working with John when he first joined at Beeston and later on at Traffic, very sad news and condolences to Gaynor and family
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I had the honour to serve with John a consummate professional and lovely person. RIP John.
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I worked with John at TD(N). He was an honest hard working officer and a pleasure to work with.
RIP John.
Deepest condolences to Gaynor and family.
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Very sad news but more a shock. Worked with John at TD(N) and Motorway . Great gentleman. Condolences to the family
RIP John
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Very sad news and condolences to the family. John was an inspiration to me applying for traffic.
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Very sad news. Condolences to the family. John was a genuine guy and inspiration to me joining Traffic. RIP.
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Very sad news. I listened to his many stories about his time in the Paras whilst on many battlefield tours to Ypres. A very nice person.
R. I. P.
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God Bless you John.
Always a true and honest friend.
R.I.P.
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