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Anthony Munday Obituary
Anthony (Tony)
Died after a short battle with a brain injury on the 24th of August in Watford aged 71.
He was born on the 1st of July 1953 in London to Alfred and Anne Munday. He had a distinguished lengthy career in the Police force serving across Hertfordshire and laterally building a second career as a consultant specialising in leadership and
workplace mediation.
The funeral service will be held at the Hemel Hempstead Crematorium on Friday 13th September 2024 at 15:30hrs. Memorial donations may be
made in Tony's name to the Cats Protection online at www.austins.co.uk
All enquiries to Austin's
Tel: 01438 316623
Memories and Condolences
for Anthony Munday
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11 Entries
David VENTHAM
September 6, 2024
Sad that I cannot attend your service in your memory.Instead I will have my own memories of you and will refer to them with regularity.Thank you for your friendship.
Bill Owens
September 5, 2024
Tony you were a true friend. Our football banter between Man U and Chelsea will always remain with me. I know you cherished the Chelsea mug I bought you. You will be missed . RIP my friend. My heart felt condolences to your family.
Best Regards
Bill Owens
Debbi aka Woolfy
September 4, 2024
Rest in Peace
Fond memories of Watford in the 80s.
Lee (Reg) Smeaton
September 4, 2024
Every day working with Tony (or Manic as many of us knew him) was filled with laughter, the occasional naughty word and the ability to find time for a brew even in the most pressured environments. A strong leader, a good teacher - and most importantly a friend. He will be missed by many, but forgotten by none.
Tim Bonnett
September 4, 2024
A true original sometimes misunderstood but always had a heart of gold under his police uniform. Taken too soon. Chelsea will be lost without your devoted support.
Paul O´Connor
September 4, 2024
Tony, still can´t believe you are no longer with us. You were a friend and colleague for so many years. The non stop banter on fb became part of my daily ritual. You were one of a kind, spoke your mind and were passionate about your beliefs. RIP dear Tony
Snowy & Mrs snowy
Glen Beckwith
September 4, 2024
What a Character taken far too early. Tony was a gentleman and had a fantastic dry wit and sense of humour. RIP fella and the world is a going to miss a unique guy. I fondly remember 46 years on our trips to training school and all the fun we had.
Lars
September 4, 2024
I honestly cannot believe you are no longer with us. You are a stand out memory for me as my Sergeant in Watford, along with the many, many moments of humour, surprise, and all the unique behaviours that we all came to expect. Truly one of a kind. I feel so grateful to have shared part of your story. May you rest in eternal peace. With love to all the family and all affected by your early departure. God bless TM (aka Manic ) x
Geoff Bardell
September 4, 2024
Total legend of a man.
Totally unique and will never be forgotten.
Richard Spud Murphy
September 4, 2024
RIP Manic, they broke the mould and you were one of a kind.Many memories of working together at Watford in the eighties. My sincere condolences to all the family. Spud-U-Like.
Teresa Brazil
September 4, 2024
Manic, or as your mum said at a BBQ at your house, his name is Anthony as you state in the book you wrote 'The essential heart of a Leader' but that didn't deter me, the last words I said to you 'Manic behave! We had many of ups and downs, many stories, you will never be forgotten and no doubt the 'stories' will be told for years to come. You are legend RIP x
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