Notification of the death of a retired Police Officer
Philip Proctor
It is with sadness that we have to inform you of the death of Philip Proctor, aged 72 years, a retired Police Officer. Philip died on Monday 11 May 2020 at the QMC. Our thoughts are with the family at this difficult time.
Philip joined Nottinghamshire Police in 1975 and served mainly at Eastwood and Kimberley He retired in 2003.
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Rest In Peace Phil. You were a good officer and also a very good friend.
My thoughts are with Maggie and the kids.
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One of life’s gents. Always willing to help and always happy to dig in.
We had a reunion a few months ago and I enquired about Phil then.
Rest easy mate, you will be missed
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So, sorry , condolences,to Phil s family and Maggie, great bloke to work with at Kimberley and Eastwood.
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On behalf of Nottinghamshire Constabulary Bowls Club and the Notts Police Bowls Section, can we offer our sincere condolences to Phil’s family at this sad time.
Phil supported both the Club and the Bowls Section for several years and he achieved reaching the National Police Championships, as well as playing for the English Police both Indoor & Outdoor.
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I worked with Phil for a short period at Eastwood in 1980 and our paths crossed a few time afterwards. A thoroughly nice bloke condolences to family and friends.
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I worked with Phil at both Eastwood and Kimberley after leaving the Traffic Department in 1988. His ‘laid back’ approach hid an enquiring mind and a desire to see all matters to conclusion. I thoroughly enjoyed working with him and our subsequent ‘catch ups’ in Sainsburys at Kimberley, something I will miss as they always ended with us both laughing as we parted. I am saddened by this news and wish to extend my sympathies to his family on their dreadful loss. God Bless Phil.
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So sorry for you loss. Phil (the tank man) was a great mate and colleague I shall miss him. RIP matey x
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God bless you Phil. John Treece ex Pc1233
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Rest in peace Phil. I was fortunate to work with you at Eastwood and Kimberley. Happy days indeed.Condolences to Margaret and the family at this sad time.
Ian Fallows
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One of my PCs at Eastwood c1977. A very knowledgeable ‘beat officer’, and a thoroughly pleasant chap. A pleasure to have known you Phil. See you at a ‘conference point’ sometime.
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So sad to hear of the passing of Phil. He was my shift partner at Eastwood. A great bloke who was steady as a rock. My thoughts are with Margaret and his family.
He will always remain in my thoughts.
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I worked with Phil for a number of years at Eastwood and Kimberley me being an ex matelot and him being an ex tanker we had a good inter service banter, which I will miss. My sincerest condolences and RIP matey. John Treece. Ex Pc 1233
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Phill was one of the finest officers I had the pleasure of working with at Eastwood. Ever reliable, Dependable and loyal. Rest in peace my friend you will be missed big time.
Condolences to Maggie and family my thoughts are with you.
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Rest in Peace Phil, one of life’s true gentle men. It was a privilege to work with you and learn the art from you. You will be missed old friend and the world is a poorer place for your passing.
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Sorry to hear this condolences to all the family
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RIP Phillip. My condolences to the family.
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I only worked with Phil for a short time at Kimberley but long enough to see a thoroughly nice bloke. RIP and condolences to the family.
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Keith BOAM. RIP Phil. My condolences to the family. A very brave guy.
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What a sad, sad loss. I had the pleasure of working with Phill at Eastwood. A lovely man and good copper. He never seemed to get flustered, got on with the job quietly, confidently. He was reliable, dependable and loyal. My condolences to Maggie and family. RIP Phill.
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What a sad, sad loss. I had the pleasure of working with Phill at Eastwood. A lovely man and good copper. He never seemed to get flustered, got on with the job quietly, confidently. He was reliable, dependable and loyal. My condolences to Maggie and family. RIP Phill.
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Bwainwright1372 Hi Brian, just seen your message would ge good to get in contact with you PC925 Foxy Fowler
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I had the great pleasure of working with Phil in the early eighties, as he showed me around the beat at Eastwood & Kimberley. Great guy who always had a cheeky grin on his face and would never let anything get him down. He was also responsible for some temporary weight gain on my behalf, as he would regularly take me along to the local Chip Shop on Larkfields Road at Nuthall.
Since we both retired, I would regularly bump into Phil in and around the Nuthall and Kimberley areas where we both lived, and would always stop for a chat and generally ‘chew the fat’.
God Bless Old Friend. May you Rest In Peace.
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I had the very great pleasure of working with Phil at Eastwood & Kimberley in the early eighties. Phil always had a cheeky grin on his face, and never let anything get him down. He was also responsible for temporary weight gain on my behalf, as he would frequently take me to the Chip Shop on Larkfields Road at Nuthall, prior to dropping in to check on the welfare of Maggie and the kids.
God Bless you Phil. Rest In Peace.
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Such sad news. Phil was my Sgt for a while at Radford Rd in the late 80s. He was always supportive & helpful and one of life’s really nice people. One of the good guys. I bumped into him occasionally in Eastwood over the years since he retired & he always remembered me and we had a chat every time. Sad news. My condolences to the family.
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Rest in Peace Phil condolences to your family. Phil was a great cop always up for a laugh. Took me out at Eastwood when I was stationed there as a cadet. A lot of what Phil and the other lads taught me at Eastwood I took with me throughout my career.
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Fond memories of working with Phil late 70’s a true gentleman with a great sense of humour. RIP Phil
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Worked with Phil in late 70’s. A true gentleman and always good for a laugh. Consummate professional, RIP PHIL
Bob Reid
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Sorry to hear of his passing and remember him as a well respected and thoughtful colleague.He never appear to lose his temper and his laid back attitude,dry sense of humour and local
knowledge was a boon to many. Rest in peace Phil the world was a better place with you in it.
Condolences to Margaret and family
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Phil was one of my Pc’s at Eastwood. Thoroughly good copper, thoroughly nice bloke. Am very saddened to hear of his passing. RIP Phil. Condolences to Maggie & family.
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Stu Mackenzie wishes to say ” I worked with Phil for many years at Kimberley. He was a good copper and a best mate who will be sorely missed. Condolences to Maggie and family”
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I worked with Phil at Eastwood & Kimberley In seventies. A true gent, good colleague with that infectious smile. Always joking but a very special Policeman. RIP Phil & condolences to the family.
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Joined with Phil in April 1975, and whilst at Training School travelled together each week-end up to Dishforth and back. Phil was always good company enjoyed a laugh and filled me in with some humorous tales from his time in the Army. Did not see much of him after we were posted back to Notts, but did have sometime catching up when we met. Sorry to hear of his passing, he was a great asset and a good guy to have on your side. My condolences to his family.
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