Honouring a Hero: Russel Kempton's Funeral Procession
The sun shone brightly as family and colleagues gathered to pay their last respects to Russell Kempton. Russell, who dedicated an impressive 41 years of service to Surrey and the South East Coast Ambulance Service, passed away on Wednesday, April 17th.
A heartfelt and fitting ambulance service funeral was held for Russell on Friday, May 17th. The event was a poignant tribute to a man who had spent his life serving the community with unwavering dedication.
Special thanks go to colleagues Jenny Young and Richard Orme, whose efforts in organizing the farewell ensured that Russell was honored appropriately. Their dedication to making the ceremony a memorable and respectful occasion was evident throughout.
The procession through Dorking High Street saw many community members lining the streets, a testament to the impact Russell had on those around him. The sound of bagpipes accompanied the procession, adding a solemn and respectful tone to the event.
Russell’s legacy of kindness, dedication, and service was celebrated by all who attended. His commitment to helping others left an indelible mark on the community, and he will be remembered fondly by those who knew and worked with him.
For those who could not attend but wish to pay their respects, a memorial fund has been established to support Russell’s family during this difficult time. Contributions can be made through the provided link, helping to continue Russell’s legacy of caring for others.
