It is with sadness that we have to inform you of the death of Michael James Page, aged 74, a retired Police Officer who died on Saturday 11 July 2020. Our thoughts are with his wife Maureen at this difficult time.
A condolence Book will be put on our website for members to add their comments.
Gurmit Kaur as been asked to do the eulogy for Michael and asks it anyone as any funny or interesting memories to forward them to her at Gurmit.Kaur@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
The funeral will be at 3.15pm Friday 24 July 2020 at Mansfield Crematorium. Due to the limited number that can attend you will be able to follow the service on www.obitus.com. You will be asked to sign in and the username is gowi2476 and the password is 532293.
The Masons are forming a guard of honour on Nottingham Road Mansfield at 3.00pm. outside of their Hall. You are welcome to join in but no one will be able to enter their grounds. The cortege will be stopping for a sort time for you to show your respect.
Mike joined the County Police in 1965 and served at Mansfield, Hyson Green, Central and a number of other departments. He retired in 1995.
He was awarded the British Empire Medal for his services to the Youth Justice at Hyson Green and Mansfield Attendance Centres
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John Kennedy
Secretary Notts NARPO
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Truly an officer and a gentleman! In his so called retirement a great teacher and trainer will always remember my years studying under him at Trent Uni. Thanks for everything Mick. So sadly missed, such sad news. Love to Maureen and family at this time – Andy & Sarah xx
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Michael Page B.E.M. A true gentleman. Thank you for being a friend and for helping with funding for my Scout Group over the years. I am proud to have known you. Now you stand in the Higher Place. Stand up straight, shoulders back and produce your accroutements to your new Parade Officer. Rest in Peace good friend.
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Rest In Peace Michael. You were a very respected officer And an absolute gentleman.
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Rest in peace Michael, you were a gentleman to the end
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A gentleman who for very many years did a lot of work for his fellow man. A privilege to have known him and work with him, rest in peace and condolences to his family and friends. Brian and Una
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Worked with Mick at Radford Road, Police Federation and part of the Blue Knights motorcycle club. A great gentleman will be missed by many. Condolences to all family and friends.
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Rest in Peace Michael, You did so much for others, a true gentleman.
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So sorry to hear this. One of those very few people that could fit 14 days worth of service to his friends and local community into only 7. Always immaculate in his dress and manner and as has been said, above a true gentleman. Rob Lake
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A true friend and an inspiration – to me and to so many.
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So sorry to hear of the death of Mick. As above a real gentleman who taught with Kim at Epperstone.
Will be sadly missed.
Arnie and Kim Stevenson.
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A wonderful man and a great loss to us all. Thoughts and condolences to all the family.
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Rest in peace Michael you did so much for others and especially me. A true gentleman.
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I remembered Mick from my Epperstone days in the 80’s.
Bumped into you a few years go and you hadn’t changed. You to my surprise remembered me. Saw you a few times over the years since then. Gone to soon! God bless
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RIP Mick, a nicer man you could not wish to meet
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Am so very sorry to learn of Mick’s passing. He was always so kind, friendly and helpful. He will be sorely missed. Beryl Crabtree also wishes to pass on her condolences and remembers Mick for all his help in raising money for the Howard Crabtree Scanner Appeal all those years ago. Love and virtual hugs to Maureen and family. RIP Mick.
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A real gentleman and one time member of England VI Blue Knights motorcycle club. A strange place to meet him on one occasion as he was coming into West Berlin as I was going into East Berlin via Checkpoint Charlie.
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R I P Michael
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Known mick over many yrs. Always friendly kind and helpful with a genuine desire to help anyone. Well respected in other circles. Best wishes to Maureen and family. Xx
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A fantastic Teacher and a Gentleman,always had time to for everyone.
It was a pleasure to work with you Mick at Radford Road in the early eighties.
RIP my friend and may God keep you safe in his loving care.Condolences to
Maureen and your family.
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Rest in Peace Michael! I first met him when he was my Sgt at Hamilton house and Radford Rd Police Stations, He was a brilliant Sergeant, very knowledgeable and helpful, I got on very well with him. He was my Inspector General in the Rose Croix, and very well thought of, he went with me to London when the 30th degree was conferred to me. He was a Gentleman, and you will be sorely missed. God Bless You Mick. You will never ever be forgotten. My condolences to Maureen and family.
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Lovely man always had time for you great to sit and talk to. RIP
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Mick was a true legend, a mentor and role model to many including me. He was without doubt the person who had the most influence on my development and a true friend. It was a privilege to work closely with him in the training department in the eighties. All my best wishes to Maureen and the family. Kev Pearce
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I worked with Mick at Gregory Boulevard and Epperstone. A highly respected officer who impacted on many officers careers in such a positive way.
My condolences to his family. What a full life he lived. Nick Finlay
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My thoughts are with Maureen and family at this sad time. I have known Mick and Maureen since before they were married. Mick never changed over the years. Always there to help if he could. Mick was one of the people who encouraged me to join the force something I will always be thankful of. Rest in peace Mick.
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I worked in the Recruiting Office at Epperstone Manor as a secretary when Mick was a Cadet in the early 1960’s & have lots of fond memories of those early years. I knew Maureen too before they were married. We have kept In touch on & off over the years along with my husband P.c 853 Dan Wallace. My heartfelt sympathies are with Maureen & families at this very sad time. Rest in peace Mick.
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A lovely man who helped reassure my parents by going to visit them personally, that I was doing the right thing in joining the Police service.
Only then did I get the ‘seal‘ of approval from them .
He kept an ‘eye’ on me over the years as he promised my Mom + Dad he would.
I retired just over 18 months ago + have such fond memories of a great job + great people, Sgt Page/ Mick, was certainly one of those people.
God bless….xxxx
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