Raith Rovers to Honor Deceased Ambulance Worker and Loyal Fan
Raith Rovers Football Club is set to honor the memory of a devoted fan and ambulance worker, Gary Todd, during an upcoming match. The tribute comes after Todd tragically passed away while on duty, prompting a heartfelt response from both the community and the club.
Tribute to Gary Todd
Gary Todd, a 41-year-old technician with the Scottish Ambulance Service, died unexpectedly on Thursday, October 23. Known affectionately as Toddy or GT, he was a beloved figure among family, friends, and the broader community.
A Lifelong Supporter
As a lifelong supporter of the Raith Rovers, Todd’s connection to the club was profound. In recognition of his dedication, fans have organized a minute’s applause at the 41st minute of the match against Greenock Morton this Saturday.
Community Response
- Kenny Freeburn, the east regional director at the Scottish Ambulance Service, expressed deep sorrow over Todd’s passing, offering condolences to his family and friends.
- The Raith Rovers club extended their sympathies via social media, urging supporters to participate in the tribute.
- The Raith Rovers Supporters Club paid tribute to Todd, highlighting his ability to bring joy and laughter into the lives of others.
Todd’s legacy as a friend and supporter will be remembered by many, and this tribute serves as a meaningful gesture in his honor. The club invites all fans to join in commemorating a true supporter and treasured individual during the upcoming match.
