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Roy Waller
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This page was first published in April 2001
Roy joined the choir in 1978 and he sings in the baritone section. Although short in stature he is big in personality and is well known for his involvement in many activities.
Before joining the police he was a livestock farmer and his interest in and love of animals is evident to this day. After his retirement from Kent Police he found a third career as a Schools Liaison Officer for the R.S.P.C.A. - a job which entailed teaching young schoolchildren the importance of caring for their pets. He also breeds canaries.
During his police career Roy became involved with first aid training and in 1987, in recognition of his contribution over many years, he was made a Serving Brother of the Order of St. John. During this period he was a member of many winning first aid teams at home and abroad.
He is a very active worker with a local charity - Kent Miles of Smiles - which performs wonderful work caring for and supporting sick and disabled children and their families. If there is the slightest chance to raise money for this charity Roy will find it!
Other activities Roy enjoys are gardening and playing cards ( preferably over a convivial drink!)