Barbara Hallam
It is with sadness that we have to inform you of the death of Barbara Hallam, aged 86 years, the widow of a retired Police Officer. She died on Tuesday 28 July 2020. Our thoughts are with the family at this difficult time.
Barbara joined the County Police in 1955 and was PW 4. She retired in 1964. In 1977 she re-joined the Force as a civilian and worked in the Control room at Epperstone..
She was the widow of Gordon Hallam who joined the County Police in 1952 and retired in 1972 following a stroke. He died in 1991.
Funeral is on Monday 10th August at 10:15 am.
Due to the limited numbers inside the chapel, due to Covid-19 restrictions. Neil Hallam has arranged for the ceremony to be broadcast live as a Webcast. The log on details are below.
The recording will be available for 28 days afterwards (although it might take up to 3 days for the recording to be available)
| Service order for Barbara Hallam |
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| Service Date | 10-Aug-20 at 10:15 |
| Service Chapel | Thoresby – Mansfield |
| Website | https://www.obitus.com/ |
| Username | Peya2590 |
| Password | 948951 |
| Webcast: | Live Webcast & Watch Again |
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John Kennedy
Secretary Notts Narpo
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I remember well Barbara being in Admin in the Force Control and she had be a strong supporter of NARPO at Ladies Days events and she always had a smile on her face whenever she met me. Sincere condolences to Neil and Family, John Kennedy
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I have known Barbara for a few yrs but recently at the normal police widow’s party well organised by narpo committee in June. Also knew Gordon at Mansfield. Neil a son is the editor of the I. P. A magazine. Sorry do not know if there is, any other family but best wishes to all of them x
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We lived next door to Barbara and Gordon in the police houses on Debdale Lane. Always a very nice lady, with a good view of life . Fond memories, condolences to the family.
Ian Wilson
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I got to know Barbara very well as a result of working closely with Gordon from Amalgamation in 1968 up until his stroke. They both became good friends to me and my wife, Julia. In fact, Gordon was my best man at our wedding. Barbara was very proud of her sons, Neil and Clive. We enjoyed socialising with them and attending police functions together. Barbara was always friendly, greeting us with a big smile, and we have very fond memories. We send our sincere condolences to the family.
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Very sad news.I was good school friends with her youngest son Clive and spent many days at their house on Matlock Ave playing snooker, listening to rock music and avoiding school work.I must have sampled about every variety of lovely cake that Barbara baked.Very fond memories. Love and best wishes to Clive ,Neil and their families.
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