Leslie David NORRIS
Leslie David NORRIS
AKA LES
Late of Morisset, NSW
NSW Redfern / Penrith Police Academy Class # ? ? ?
New South Wales Police Force
[ALERT_YELLOW]Regd. # 8154[/ALERT_YELLOW]
Rank: Probationary Constable – appointed 29 August 1955
Senior Constable – appointed 29 August 1966
Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed 1 December 1978
Final Rank = ?
Stations: ?, North East District ( 1966 ), Dareton, Kempsey, Clarencetown, Morisset, Carrington – Retirement
Service: From ? ? pre August 1955? to ? ? ? = 29 years Service
Awards: Centenary Medal – granted 1 January 2001 – For long and voluntary service to the community of Morisset
Born: Saturday 30 March 1935
Died on: Saturday 6 April 2019
Age: 84
Cause: ?
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Funeral date: Monday 15 April 2019 @ 10am
Funeral location: All Saints Anglican Church, 33 Newcastle St, Morisset, NSW
Wake location: Lake Macquarie Hotel, Morisset
Funeral Parlour: Barbara King Funerals, Morisset 4973 1513
Buried at: Cremated
Memorial located at: ?
[alert_yellow] LES is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance[/alert_yellow] *NEED MORE INFO
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NORRIS Leslie David “Les”
6th April 2019
Of Morisset
Dearly loved husband of Margaret,
loving father of Pam, Patrick & Megan.
Treasured father-in-law, grandfather & great grandfather of their families.
Dearest brother of Valerie.
Aged 84 Years
The Relatives & Friends of LES are invited to attend the Celebration of His Life commencing 10am MONDAY at All Saints Anglican Church, Morisset.
Published in The Newcastle Herald on Apr. 13, 2019
PROBUS clubs are a world wide organisation and in Australia we come under the umbrella of Probus Centre-South Pacific. Clubs are sponsored by their local Rotary Club and are for retired men and women from professional and business backgrounds.
We are not a Service Club and do not participate in fund raising ventures.
A Brief Summary of The Men’s Probus Club of Morisset Inc
On the 22nd June, 1983 a meeting of interested persons was arranged by the Rotary Club of Morisset for the purpose of considering, and if thought fit, to form a Mens’ Probus Club in Morisset.
The driving force behind this move was Les Norris, then Hon Secretary of the Morisset Rotary Club.
Les was very ably supported by Rotary President Henry Gerigh who hosted the meeting.
The twenty two local men present voted unanimously that those present and eligible and desiring to join become the Foundation members of Morisset Probus Club.
Of the original foundation members, only Les Norris remains an active member. Darrell Turnbull, an active member and Don Cameron, who attends when possible, both joined at the meeting after the inaugural meeting.
From this humble beginning the Club grew in strength and attained a membership of 80 plus members.
Unfortunately this membership no longer exists and our membership is now down to 36 members. The attendance at meetings is around 26 members and this is an acceptable ratio.
The Management Committee over the years have come up with a wonderful array of Speakers from diverse backgrounds with subjects of great interest to members.
Socially we have been able to meet up with members and their wives/partners at Bus outings, Barbecues, and our Dinner nights.
With the escalating cost of some of these outings, our small numbers makes it difficult to pursue some of these ventures.
Over our 25 years there are members who have been recognised for their outstanding contribution to the Club, and been made Life Members. These Members are
LES NORRIS DON CAMERON DARRELL TURNBULL
ALAN SNEDDEN GORDON LAMBERT
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At meetings held in APRIL-MAY OF 2010 it was proposed that our Club be re-birthed as a mixed Club. This was defeated and a drive for new members was instigated, with favourable results.
