Ralph Joscelyne's father died soon after his son's murder; Ralph's mother kept the shoes her son had been wearing on the day he was killed. Following her wishes, they were buried with her when she died in 1953.[51] A collection was taken for PC Tyler's widow, which raised £1,055; she was only paid the interest, in addition to her widow's pension of £15 a year.[lower-alpha 8] She later married PC Williams, who had taken part in the chase; he died in 1925.[52] On her death, the capital sum of the money raised for her was paid to the Metropolitan and City of London Police orphanage fund.[53][54][lower-alpha 9]