Ashley Linden FEENEY
Ashley Linden FEENEY
Serving Administrative Support Officer
AKA Ash FEENEY, Ashley FEENEY
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Late of Sutherland, NSW
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New South Wales Police Force
Regd. # 2007516
Rank: Administration Officer
Final Rank: = Executive Officer ( Civilian ) – Capability Performance & Youth Command
Stations: ?, Capability Performance & Youth Command – Death
Time employed ( Paid ) with NSW Police: From: ? ? 2019 to 29 June 2024 = 5 years,
Retirement / Leaving age: = 34
Time in Retirement from Police: 0
Awards: No Find on Australian Honours system
Born: ? ? 2013 – 14? ( Female )
Died on: Saturday 29 June 2024
Age: 34 years,
Organ Donor: Y / N / ?
Cause: Cancer – Cervical
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Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( July 2024 )
ASH IS NOT mentioned on the Sydney Police Centre Memorial Wall, Surry Hills ( But, will no doubt, be in the future )
FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.
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May they forever Rest In Peace
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December 2024
On September 27, at the NSW Police Wall of Remembrance, and all around the nation, National Police Remembrance Day was celebrated. Before the ceremony, our Chair Det Supt Donna McCarthy held a private Touchstone Ceremony, where members of the Zucchetti, Burns, and Schell families were presented with the Touchstones of their loved one.
At the service we honoured the names of NSW Police Force’s Sergeant Peter Thomas Stone, and SA Police’s Brevet Sergeant Jason Christopher Doig, who died while on duty, as well as the serving members of NSW Police who have passed away in the last 12 months:
Administrative Assistant Sivarajasingham Sivakumarasingham
Chief Inspector Matthew John Jeremiah Meares
Senior Constable Tanya Louise Smith
Detective Senior Constable Joanne Katherine Travers
Chief Inspector Daniel James Sykes
Sergeant Joshua David Kasun
Communications Officer Nicholas Jones
Sergeant Penny Ann Armstrong
Sergeant Leslie Michael Nugent
Senior Intelligence Analyst Fiona Taylor
Administrative Support Officer Ashley Linden Feeney
Probationary Constable Timothy John Wally Sheppard
General Administrative Support Officer Tammy Leigh Nagle
After the ceremony, three of our young Police Legatees – Oscar, Max, and Bronte – were presented with the Commissioner’s Scholarship. This award has the personal endorsement of the Commissioner, and each young Legatee receives money to support them in their chosen studies and endeavours.
A day of love and remembrance, a day of sadness and of promise.
National Police Remembrance Day 2024 | NSW Police Legacy
Ash Feeney is fighting incurable Stage 4 Cervical Cancer. At 34, her vibrant personality has touched many lives. If you are lucky enough to know Ash, we can guarantee you know her infectious humour, ridiculously quick wit and spirit. After bravely overcoming Stage 3 Cervical Cancer earlier this year, Ash faces a new challenge. A recent PET scan revealed a tumour on the left side of her stomach, indicating the cancer has returned and spread to her stomach and lungs. Now diagnosed with stage 4 cervical cancer, her prognosis is heart-wrenching, with a life expectancy of 3 to 5 years.
Ash and her husband Matt are navigating this difficult journey. Despite the grim outlook, Ash remains a beacon of hope and courage. She’s begun chemotherapy and immunotherapy, with radiation to follow, aiming for tumour shrinkage. Throughout this ordeal, Ash has been a vocal advocate for regular health screenings, urging everyone to be proactive about their health.
To know Ash is to love her. She has an incredible, infectious personality and lights up every room she is in. She lives for her family- in Australia, Bali and the U.S, her friends, her lovely cat Lola, spicy margs, silliness, the Newcastle Knights, jokes, American reality TV, RuPaul’s Drag Race… So many things make up Ash’s beautiful life. It is a privilege to have Ash in your corner, her selfless and caring nature shines through in everything she does. Now, it’s our turn to reciprocate that support for Ash.
This GoFundMe campaign is to support Ash and Matt during this trying time. Ash has been battling cervical cancer since July 2022 and has undergone treatment, exhausting all leave entitlements available. With Ash unable to work and facing an uncertain future, your contributions will help provide much-needed relief for living expenses, ensuring Ash and her husband Matt can focus on her treatment and recovery.
Ash’s battle isn’t just personal; it’s a campaign of awareness she bravely shares on TikTok, building a community of support and spreading the word on health vigilance. By documenting her experiences, she fosters a community of support and raises awareness about the criticality of health vigilance.
We invite you to be a part of Ash’s support network. Your contribution, whether large or small, plays a crucial role in her fight against cervical cancer. If financial assistance is beyond reach, your positive thoughts and sharing of this campaign are equally valued.
We also encourage you to follow Ash’s TikTok for regular updates into her journey: @ash_feen. Ash not only chronicles her personal experiences with cervical cancer, but also shares information and advice that could benefit others. This platform has become a space for Ash to connect with a wider opportunity, offering support and raising awareness. Follow her on Tiktok at @ash_feen to stay informed and join her supportive network.
@ash_feen
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15 June 2024 by Ashley and Matthew Feeney, Beneficiary It’s been some time since the last update I wrote.
We have only a little good news. Ashley will resume her chemo next week to treat the cancer.
She hasn’t had any treatment in nearly 5 months as her feeding and the pain were issues we needed to treat before she could ensure another round of chemo and radiation.
A CT scan has revealed in that time that her tumors have grown a fair bit since her last round of radiation.
She’s in hospital now in decent spirits. Still experiences horrific pain a few times a day after the painkillers wear off. And she’s resting and snacking.
We (Matt, Jen and Ron… And Ash!) were all happy to be told she’ll be restarting her chemo this week. First bit of hope we’ve gotten in a long time
Thank you all for your support. We love you all.
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14 February 2024 by Ashley and Matthew Feeney, Beneficiary Ashley has been in the hospital since Sunday. The radiation to her stomach is causing an incredible amount of pain. It effectively rendered her unable to eat. She would maybe get about a tablespoon of food in and about 300-500ml of water down per day.
They’ve quickly got approval to feed her via a picc line through her arm. We hope this will help her regain some of her strength to continue her battle.
Thank you all for your support!
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23 January 2024 by Ashley and Matthew Feeney, Beneficiary This week has been a bit tough for our family. Ashley has been in hospital since the 15th. Her tumor has grown about 1cm in the direction of her liver and spine. The tumor in her stomach is currently inoperable as crucial blood vessels are now intertwined with it. Ashley’s folks have been with her sun up to sun down every day at St. George Private. The nurses and doctors have been taking great care of her. I’ve been able to keep working and visiting in the afternoon.
Some good news: she had an endoscopy to see if her tumor was bleeding. It wasn’t thankfully. She has an ulcer that will be easily treated. They’re giving her a feeding tube to aid in getting some nutrition into her which she desperately needs.
I’ve been lucky enough to be able to take the next couple weeks off from work to be with her during her upcoming intensive round of radiation therapy.
Our financial situation going forward has improved for the time being. So that’s one less thing we have to worry about.
Your help got us through this first difficult patch with relative ease and we’re eternally grateful.
Please keep Ashley in your thought as she’s embarking on the hardest part of this ordeal. Her spirits are high as she chews ice and distracts herself with her coloring books. She has a literal briefcase of markers and made swatches.
We can’t wait to be able to spend time with all of our friends and family again in the future.
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30 December 2023 by Ashley and Matthew Feeney, Beneficiary Ashley and I are completely floored by our family, friends and strangers generosity.
We wanted to make a video to give everyone an update and say thank you but unfortunately Ashley doesn’t have much energy. She had a chemo and immunotherapy session two days ago but since eating and drinking causes severe pain (on top of the usual pain she has), she was anaemic and needed to stay overnight to receive 3 bags of blood and saline.
From the bottom of our hearts we thank you so much. So far the money you’ve donated has helped us with groceries and rent. It’s given us the peace of mind to focus on her care.
Once Ashley feels up for it, we’ll definitely post a video update.
We wish you all Happy Holidays and a safe and healthy New Year!
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Cal
1 July 2024
Updated 21 Feb 2025 with Cancer type and photo.
1 October 2025: Memorial Post updated with article from Police Legacy dated December 2024.
