George Barry Teather
It is with sadness that we have to inform you of the death of George Barry Teather, aged 83 years, a retired Police Officer who died on Tuesday 16 February 2021. Our thoughts are with the family at this difficult time.
The funeral will be a private cremation at Gedling Crematorium
He preferred to be known as Barry Teather and he joined the City Force in 1957 after serving two years in the RAF. He served at a number of stations and departments including Central, Traffic Regional Crime Squad, Courts Office, Carlton and Beeston. He retired in 1988
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The family would like to thanks all of you for your kind words and tell you a bit about what Dad got up to after he retired…
Mr George Barry Teather sadly passed away on the 16th February 2021. He was a loving Husband, Father and Grandpa and very proud of his family. Barry, as he liked to be known, will be fondly remembered by many for his mischievous nature. Since his passing many tales have come to light, it seems everyone that knew him has a story to share. Barry had a full, happy and interesting life after his career in the Police Force. There were long haul holidays, part time roles and time spent watching his grandchildren grow and blossom into the adults we see today. He will be greatly missed by all.
Many thanks Natalie
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RIP Barry. Didn’t know you well but a true Gentleman. My condolences to your family. Sleep well Barry.
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We worked together as uniform Inspectors at Central in the late 70s and early 80s. It was always a pleasure to work together before he left to manage the new Control Room project. The success of that project was a true reflection of his knowledge and capabilities. Top man and a gentleman.
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A thorough gentleman and a trusted friend from Five Section of Central Division of the Nottingham City Police. My thoughts are with his family at this sad time
Alan Chalk
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A wonderful Inspector and colleague. Only this week found a photo our our section4 at Central Police Station. My sympathies to the family. Liz Martin
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I have the same pic Liz. What a beautiful man.
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Got that photo Liz.
What a lovely man he was.
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A beautiful man Took to me and trusted me to become his permanent tutor. All of 4 section at Central devastated when he left.
God give you rest Barry.
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A lovely man and true gentleman. Rest in Peace. Condolences to his family and friends.
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One of my first Inspectors at Central Division, a lovely man with a great personality.
Condolences to the family.
RIP Barry
Kevin Tobin
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He was amazing wasn’t he.
The best boss ever.
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Proud to be his section tutor Central 4 section. Loved calling by home in the traffic car.
A beautiful man in every respect.
May God give you rest Barry.
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After a number of years in the CID I went to Beeston Police Station with very little knowledge of uniform matters. Barry was the Chief Inspector there and from day one he was superb. Pleasant, very helpful, jovial and thoroughly professional. A lovely disposition, nothing too much trouble and he made my transition so very easy. Many, many thanks, RIP.
My sincere condolences to the family
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Though it our paths crossed several times when City CID officers I didn’t actually work with Barry until I began working as an Inspector at Beeston following the miners strike. He was Ch/ Insp.
Lovely man to work with, relaxed friendly manner always ready to help and advise.
He will be sadly missed. I send my sympathies to all his family.
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John Woodhouse
You leave us with fond memories of my early days as a P.c. on Central. R.I.P. Barry
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I remember a good man, always helpful with advice and guidance. Sympathy to Barry’s family
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Hi guys. Why are all my comments still being moderated? Tx Big G.
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Our condolences, thoughts and best wishes to June and family.
Sincere memories of a friend and colleague.
From Brenda and Michael Farrell
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