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It is with sadness that I have to inform you of the death of retired PC Richard 'Dick' MARRIOTT, who passed away peacefully on Tuesday 24th March 2026. Dick who had moved to Kent following his retirement had been suffering with Dementia and had recently been living at the Cumberland Care Home, Herne Bay.
Richard's next of kin is his devoted wife Dianne Marriott and he leaves a son Robert and a daughter Joanna who also reside in Kent. Prior to joining the Derbyshire Constabulary in 1979, Richard had worked as an engineer and also served in the Territorial Army. He served at Shirebrook, Alfreton, South Normanton, Clay Cross, and at Ripley Police Headquarters. He retired after 30 years service in 2009. Details of Dick's funeral will be published when known. Ian Louch (Chair Derbys NARPO)
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 It is with sadness that I have to inform you of the death of retired DC 934 Tom McDADE. Tom died on Saturday 28th February 2026 at Macclesfield General Hospital following a short illness, while living with his grandson Stephen. Tom had been living for several years in Mablethorpe.
Tom was divorced from his wife Patricia and his partner Dorothy died in 2023. His next of kin is his son Michael and he also had an adopted daughter Julie. Prior to joining the Derbyshire Constabulary aged 40 in 1979, Tom rose to the rank of Warrant Officer in the Royal Corps of Transport. He served in Derby and with the CID at Derby East and Peartree. It is believed that he retired in 1996 after which he worked for Wards Solicitors representing their clients in the Custody Suite. Tom's funeral has been arranged for 1.00pm on Tuesday 31st March at Carmountside Crematorium, Stoke on Trent ST2 7AE, followed by a Wake at The Barley Mow Church Road, Braddocks Hey, Biddulph ST8 6NE. Ian Louch (Chair Derbys NARPO) |
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Website: Pete Wise.