In Memory of PC262 Maurice Farmer, Posted by Paul Woodward
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Lest We Forget – Maurice Farmer
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Maurice. You had a massive Heart and sense of Humour. I loved the times we ‘Double Crewed’ We had some great laughs together and l for one will never forget you. Always in my Heart and Memory. Keep that throttle goin mate
Phil
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RIP Maurice 💙🙏
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Maurice. Think of that terrible day everytime I pass through Ruddington. It will never go away.
Remember the days working with you at the Wing and the laughter and good times.
Big man with a big heart. RIP.
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I served my last 6 months as a Cadet on TD(N) where amongst a lot of great blokes, Maurice was one. A wonderful Friendly Guy. RIP Maurice ❤️
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Coincidence I was only thinking about Maurice as drove past the accident site recently. Great guy and friend of all who were at TD(N)
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RIP Maurice
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Maurice showed me around and took me out on my first week on Nottingham Traffic Wing.
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Worked with him regularly one of the best. Sadly missed
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Such a lovely. Guy. Rip
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What a shock it was. Maurice was well known and liked, on Traffic but previously on Central. It was like losing one of the family.
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Great memories of Maurice at TD(N). He was always cheerful and a good man to have around. Sadly his life ended much too soon. Well done Paul for reminding us of this sad anniversary.
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One of the nicest people you could have ever met.
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Thanks to Woody for reminding us of this tragic event. It is fitting Maurice should be remembered.
I met Maurice shortly before his death. Seemed a lovely chap and I was shocked to hear of his death.
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Can’t believe that it was really 41 years ago, but
Cant’t believe that it was 41 years ao, but I have been retired now for 27 years . Where does the time go to?.
I knuw Maurice for all of his service .First class bloke. Always cheerful. Sadly missed.
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A great friendly colleague with fantastic sense of humour. Pleasure to have been on same TD(N) shift with him. Had the very sad experience of passing his accident shortly after it happened and was very shocked and saddened at his demise. Will always remember the good days with Maurice. RIP.
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I remember Maurice well from my traffic attachment at TD(N). Lovely guy, like most of the traffic lads he had a fabulous sense of humour undoubtedly borne out of their unique job experiences. I remember being incredibly shocked at the accident he had. It’s a wonderful compliment to him that he’s still remembered after all of these years. RIP Maurice.
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I worked with Maurice at TD(N) 79-81. A very likeable guy. My main sentiment here is, well done to Woody for posting this after 41 years.
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RIP Maurice. Remember being on patrol on TD(N) when the report of the accident came in and subsequently attending the funeral with Thos Bowler. Maurice was well liked by all his colleagues, a sad time.
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Lovely guy, many fond and comical memories of him and Bill Mitchell. They were great friends and sadly very much missed.
R.I. P. To them both.
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A dear friend, neighbour and colleague. We even shared an allotment. I well remember that dreadful day racing back from Central, grabbing my wife plus brandy bottle and rushing round to be with Chris.. When the Chief (Charlie Mac) visited later that day he shed a tear when he saw Maurice’s two little lads sitting to the table eating their tea through their tears. Shows everyone is human deep down.. We’ll never forget you Maurice. One of the best in a great bunch of lads. R.I.P. Thank you Woody. Roger Storey.
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I will never forget that sad day. Maurice was first class & gave me some sound advice when I started on the Motorcycle Section. I will always remember his cheeky smile at the start/end of a shift (we were on opposite shifts). Never a dull moment when Maurice was around always a laugh.
Well done Paul for remembering Maurice in this way. I knew you were close. I will never forget him. Chris Akers
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Will never forget you Maurice you were part of a great outfit of policemen.I was stationed at West Bridgford at the time.RIP. Dick Johnson.
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I will never forget you Maurice you were part of a great team of policemen. I was stationed at West Bridgford at the time of that sad, sad day. RIP. Dick Johnson
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Remember Maurice from our Central days,always cheerful and helpful to others,thanks Paul for bringing his memories back to us
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