Notification of the death of a retired Police Officer
Trevor Edward Kent
It is with sadness that we have to inform you of the death of Trevor Edward Kent, aged 80 years, a retired Police Officer. Trevor died on Saturday 9 January2021. He went into hospital on another matter and caught the Covid virus from which he did not recover. Our thoughts are with the family at the terrible time.
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Trevor joined the City Force in 1959 and served at the stations on Northern Division. He later served in the Crime Prevention Department before retiring in 1985. We will post a photograph of Trevor as soon as we get one.
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This is very sad news. Trevor was a first class person and I spent many happy hours with him on the cricket field. His zest for cricket was enormous and he was always ready to assist in any way he could. My thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family at this terrible time.
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Goodnight Trevor
Thank you for your guidance in my early years
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Bye bye Trevor – lovely chap, great bowler, rest in peace
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All the 5’s, 555. Great guy, thoroughly enjoyed his cricket. Rest in Peace Trev.
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God bless Trevor. Mentor to so many of us who started our careers at Bar Lane.
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God bless Trevor. Mentor to many of us who started our careers at Bar Lane.
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Trevor and I went to the same school in Derby and lived in the same area. Meeting up with him in Derby set me on the path to join Nottingham City Police in 1959. He was a lovely bloke to be with and was a really good batsman at cricket. What a sad way Togo. Thoughts with his family and friends who will surely miss him greatly.
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We are sorry to hear about Trevor and send our condolences together with sincere memories of our association with Gutersloh Police Twinning.
Brenda and Michael Farrell.
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Very Sorry to hear this news. I have happy memories of playing both divisional and force cricket with and against Trevor. R.I.P.
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Very sorry to hear this news. I have happy memories of playing divisional and force Cricket with and against Trevor. R.I.P.
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Trevor was a regular member of the City Police Cricket Team throughout the 60’s, during that time we won a number of competitions. The most important of these being our annual joust with Underwood CC the losers paying for a barrel of ale (I never remember paying for this).
I don’t think Trevor ever realised how good a player he was. Such a modest guy, such great memories.
John Ellis
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I have known Trevor for many years not only as a work colleague but also as a friend and neighbour. My wife, Judith and I have kept in touch and exchanged cards at Christmas time. He suffered over the past few years with MS which was a shame considering his sporting prowess on the cricket field. We saw each other at the City Police reunions when he was fit enough to attend. We are sorry is life had to end this way and would like to pass our sympathy onto his wife Beryl and his two daughters, Julie and Janice.
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Trevor and I go back to the same class at Bemrose Grammar school in Derby. Did many trips together and persuaded him to join the City Force. A good sportsman and fine cricketer. R.I.P. Trev., you will be greatly missed.
Brian Fellows.
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Trevor and I were in the same class at Bemrose Grammar school in Derby and had holidays and trips together. I persuaded him to join the City Force and he was a good sportsman and a very fine cricketer. Our thoughts are with Beryl and his daughters at this time. Trev, mate, R.I.P.
Lesley and Brian Fellows.
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