Alan William Francis Mullarkey (July 12, 1937 - February 10, 2007) was the Mayor of Derby, England between 1996 and 1997. Alan held a variety of positions in the community throughout his life including city councilor for the Sinfin area (1983 - 2002), Chair for the China Friendship Association, Labour Party candidate for Boulton in 2004 and a school governor from 1976 until his retirement in October 2006.
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- Alan William Francis Mullarkey (July 12, 1937 - February 10, 2007) was the Mayor of Derby, England between 1996 and 1997. Alan held a variety of positions in the community throughout his life including city councilor for the Sinfin area (1983 - 2002), Chair for the China Friendship Association, Labour Party candidate for Boulton in 2004 and a school governor from 1976 until his retirement in October 2006. Alan was well known around Derby and gathered a wide and interesting variety of friends and acquaintances. He was often the man people went to seeking advice, and it was very rare that he didn't have the right answer or solution. He was also known in Derby's media circuit and occasionally featured in the local news paper. The story of when he narrowly escaped a German bombing during World War II titled 'My Lucky Escape When Avenue Was Bombed' featured in 'Bygone Derbyshire', a local Derbyshire newspaper celebrating memories from the past. Alan had no fewer than 20 occupations after leaving school before settling at Rolls-Royce for 35 years, in computing, training, and eventually as a community relations manager. He remained a devout Roman Catholic throughout his life, including when he was mayor. The mayoral chauffeur would often be seen waiting outside Church for Alan and his wife Alma, to take them to ceremonial events. Alan died on the morning of Saturday 10 February 2007, at Derby Royal Infirmary, having been suffering from a lung condition emphysema. His funeral was held on February 22, 2007 at St George's Church in Normanton. The church received a 'full house' of family, friends, Derbyshire politicians and members from the local press. Amongst the councilors past and present attending the funeral were Derby North Member of Parliament Bob Laxton, councilor John Ahern, former mayors Janet Till and Abdul Rehman, Derby City Council leader Chris Williamson, and deputy leader Dave Roberts.
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- Governor of Grampian Primary School
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- Alan William Francis Mullarkey (July 12, 1937 - February 10, 2007) was the Mayor of Derby, England between 1996 and 1997. Alan held a variety of positions in the community throughout his life including city councilor for the Sinfin area (1983 - 2002), Chair for the China Friendship Association, Labour Party candidate for Boulton in 2004 and a school governor from 1976 until his retirement in October 2006.
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