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a b Highham, James E. S.; Cohen, Scott (2010). Giants of Tourism. CABI. p.182. ISBN 9781845936532 . Retrieved 18 July 2013. Under Mr Parker's directorship, the company opened three shops in the 1980s selling and renting electrical goods and later the firm expanded by acquiring Pandelco Ltd and T Musk Engineering Ltd.

We need to be alive to that because that’s a very tough position to be in emotionally. Officers are built of strong stuff but everyone has got a tipping point.”Howitt, Bob (2005). SANZAR Saga: Ten Years of Super 12 and Tri-Nations Rugby. Harper Collins Publishers. ISBN 1-86950-566-2. He died on March 3 aged 91, leaving wife of 48 years Pat, three children, and seven grandchildren and recently welcomed a third great grandchild to the family. They also held a long association with dogs. Rowe, D. "Rugby league in Australia: The super league saga". Journal of Sport & Social Issues: 221–226. For significant (S) grade calls, this number dropped to around 71pc responded to within one hour of a call being made.

At the time of his death, the Nine Network was the jewel in the PBL crown. Although it had a tough year in 2005 against rival Seven Network (which was aided largely by US TV hits such as Desperate Housewives and Lost), Nine still finished the year as the number-one network. Mr Parker started working at the family firm in the 1950s. It was his father William Parker who began the original Burton based electrical engineering company WT Parker in 1922. In 2017, it was sold to Edwin James Holdings Ltd (EJH) after 90 years in the Parker family and is now known as EJ Parker Technical Services (Central) Ltd. The department lead said he joined the Met for a challenge and has liked learning about communities across the three boroughs. Ongaro, Daniela; Morri, Mark (9 February 2013). "Crimes can't avoid DNA tests of time". The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 12 August 2013. His son Tom Parker and stepson Paul Harrison said in a family statement: "Gerry was definitely a people person, he would always listen to people. As a manager he was keen to take on board what people had to say, and their suggestions and ideas. However if someone stepped out of line, he would leave that person in no doubt he was not happy!

He loved his family and cherished the time spent with them, and often the family would get together to celebrate a birthday or anniversary.

As a keen member of the Burton branch of The Lions Clubs International and of Burton Probus, he and Pat enjoyed a good and active social life, and in addition they were both ‘playing’ members of Burton Golf Club. Pat being lady captain during the 1990s, said the family. That first call for assistance, statistically we know that’s probably not the first incident that victim has suffered from. It’s just the first time they have called us. Tributes have been paid to a "true gentleman" who built a small Burton electrical engineering firm into a global success. So showing empathy, professionalism and investing time to understand the circumstances they find themselves in is really important.”

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And they were both very well known in their favourite local Burton area restaurants – The Dial and The Old Vicarage. When Gerry workd their the firm was based in Station Street in the town centre and he saw satellite offices open in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Grantham, Watton and Huntingdon.