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Roll of Honour
Farewell to our colleagues who have passed away
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March 2017 Information from: Glynn Fletcher  
  Colin Cordon
 Colin worked latterly in Stockport RSC and retired about 20 years ago.
March 2017 Information from: Alan Collinge  
  Neil Higgins
 Neil spent the later half of his career working for Cellnet/O2 most will remember him from his time in Piccadilly exchange where he worked until the early 1980's
March 2017 Information from: Bill Bailey  
  Dave Robinson
 Dave was a T2A on Subs Maintenance back in the 70's on Longford, Trafford and Chorlton areas and transferred over onto Sales for several years before leaving the firm and going self employed.
March 2017 Information from: Pete McDougall  
  Pete Carruthers
 Pete was a senior manager in BT Managed Network Services with staff based in Manchester. He passed away at his home in the Lakes.
Febuary 2017 Information from: Bryan Roberts  
  Bill Bunker
 Bill was a larger than life character who worked in Dial house on Private Wires for many years. He continued his work with Openreach on the area his main focus was still Private Wires as one of the few people left with the required expertise.
January 2017 Information from: John Regan  
  Tommy Hall
 Tommy spent all his BT life in Dial House, 2VF, Pioneer and Dalton. He was for many years T.O.A. in Dalton.
December 2016 Information from: Steve Corless  
  David Stopford
 David, better known to us Des, worked at East ATE and Deansgate ATE.
November 2016 Information from: Peter Swindley  
  Roger Mitchell
 Roger worked at Knutsford ATE and later on System X
November 2016 Information from: Roy White  
  Steve Blake
 Steve started as one man installer at Radcliffe A.T.E.in the eighties and went on to become a coach at Pendleton
October 2016 Information from: Mike Norris  
  Ian Staley
 Ian, initially worked Transmission Construction and more recently Transmission Planning on 5th Floor, Dial House
August 2016 Information from: Laurence Capewell  
  Harry Kirk
 Harry spent some time during his national service in Kenya then came back and resumed his career at Altrincham Exchange working alongside the likes of Bob Quayle, Jack Taylor and Don Dumbar with the level 1 being A.T.Jones and George Stephenson. Harry was a TO in the exchange and spent his time between the exchange and the Test Desk handling customer complaints and dishing out repairs to field staff. He spoke at machine gun speed and it got faster the more excited he became, making it difficult to tell what he was saying at times. At this time he was a football pools collector a job he did for many years, he was also the POEU Union rep. He was always quite cynical of management decisions which he frequently questioned as he thought he new better. He progressed from TO to TOA and was quite knowledgeable in fact you could consider him to have been considered as an expert on TXE 4 the new exchanges being phased in, and was very involved in the severe problems which occurred when they opened Ringway Exchange, only the second TXE4 to be brought on line in Manchester South Telephone Area. This led to his promotion to level 1 on TXE 4 Exchanges in Manchester South Area. He was a man who always had a good sense of humour and integrity; he was also well respected by both staff and higher management. He was also very interested in finance and became a bit of a wizard at investments etc a trait which has manifested itself in his son, he should probably have been an accountant and without a doubt he would have been very successful. He will be greatly missed by his ex BT pals who meet every month for a noggin and natter at Mersey Farm Restaurant.
July 2016 Information from: Alan Farrell  
  Roger Barfield
 Roger started his career on Exchange Construction, in the Manchester area. On the area split, he went to the North area as C.O.W. He left B.T around 1980 and worked abroad for a number of years then returned to the U.K around 1985.
June 2016 Information from: Paula Taylor  
  Eleanor Higgins
 Eleanor worked as a telephonist then in Sales and the Manchester Service Centre
June 2016 Information from: Peter Faulkner  
  John Faulkner
 John originally worked in Dial House Manchester (Started October 1939). Then TOA at Pendleton for many years, finally Irlam ATE before retiring in January 1988. Sadly following a fall he passed away age 93 in Salford Hospital.
June 2016 Information from: Mike Ku  
  Dave Benson
 Dave died peacefully at Southfield House Care Home after suffering from Parkinson's Disease for a number of years. Most of his career was spent in Dial House where he progressed through the ranks from TO, in Pioneer, to Level 2 over Maintenance and eventually retired while in the NOU at York St where he assisted with the setting up of the unit. Dave was also very active with the IBTE for many years. He organised and facilitated the various lectures and was instrumental in putting together and supporting the highly successful Manchester Quiz Team. He will be sadly missed by many of his ex-colleagues.
April 2016 Information from:  
  John Grundy
 Details to follow
March 2016 Information from: Dave Richardson  
  Tom Jardine
 Tom worked as a TO for many years on Radio/TV maintenance at Heaton Park Radio Station. He later moved into management within BT before retiring.
March 2016 Information from: John Ashworth  
  Alan Cavanagh
 Details to follow
March 2016 Information from: Glynn Fletcher (Fleck)  
  Graham Shaw
 Graham worked on subs maintenance at Stockport.
March 2016 Information from: Glynn Fletcher (Fleck)  
  Dave Brindley
 Dave was on subs maintenance at Stockport and then he worked on the Stockport RSC.
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