Edward George ALBURY
 Edward George ALBURY
AKAÂ Ted ( Jnr )
Late of ?
( Son to Ted ALBURY – a past Sgt 1/C at Gosford ( 1950’s – early 1960’s ). Regd # not known )
NSW Police Academy Class # 118
New South Wales Police Force
[alert_yellow]Regd. #Â 13595[/alert_yellow]
Rank:Â Probationary Constable – appointed 31 March 1969
Senior Constable – appointed 31 March 1978
Final Rank = Senior Constable
Stations:Â ?, Assistant to Traffic Sergeant – Eastwood ( early 1980’s ), Gosford – 30 Division ( 86 – 89 GD’s ), Terrigal, Brisbane Waters – Retirement
Service: From ? ? pre March 1969? to 1 August 1999 = 30+ years Service
Awards:Â Â National Medal – granted 19 November 1984
1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 7 March 1995
Born:Â Â Â 8 July 1942
Died on:   Thursday 19 July 2018
Age:Â 76
Cause:Â Â ?
Event location:Â Â ?
Event date:Â Â ?
Funeral date:  Thursday 26 July 2018 @ 10.30am
Funeral location:Â Â Hillside Chapel, 57 Palmdale Rd, Palmdale, NSW
Funeral Parlour:Â ?
Buried at:Â Â ?
 Memorial located at:  ?
REAR: Gary Jackson, Neil Dell, Gary Lambert ( RIP ), Garry Stillaway, Ray Chambers
FRONT: Peter Flint, Keith ‘Tracker’ Bradley, Howard ‘Howie’ Fortis & Ted Albury
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[alert_yellow]TED is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance[/alert_yellow]Â *NEED MORE INFO
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May they forever Rest In Peace
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Bill Connors  – NSW Fallen Police FB GroupÂ
The memories this brings back, one of the many tales about the old Sandstone Police Station at Gosford was that Ted Albury was meticulous about signing the many pads that were in existence in those days.
His standard signature was “Noted E.G. Albury“.
A few fellows who shall remain nameless took it upon themselves to reproduce that signature on every piece of paper that existed in the Station.
Noted E.G.Albury was cropping up on files all around the State and was strongly rumoured to have been seen on the back of a calendar hanging in the Commissioners Office.
The camaraderie and fellowship which existed amongst the troops in those days will forever remain in my memories.
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