Brian Allen (18 Jun 1954 - 1 Sep 2024)
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BrianSt Catherine’s Hospice (Crawley)
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BrianAir Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex
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In loving memory of Brian Allen who sadly passed away on 1st September 2024.
Brian was a very much loved husband, dad, brother, brother in law, uncle and friend. He was born in Hampton, Middlesex on the 18th of June 1954 to Fred and Josie Allen, a brother for June Victoria. They were joined by younger brother Colin in 1955. Brian lived and went to school in Claygate, Esher and on leaving school joined the Royal Navy, something he was immensely proud of, serving on HMS Jupiter under the then Prince Charles. On leaving the Navy, he joined the Surrey Ambulance Service where he remained for 38 years until his retirement. He enjoyed many roles within the service as ambulance man, paramedic, station officer, driver trainer, paramedic trainer and his final post as a Clinical Operations Manager. He served at many stations most notably Leatherhead, Gatwick, Chertsey, Warlingham and Redhill.
Early in his career, 1981, whilst based at Leatherhead he met and married his wife Alison and was the very proud father of twins Robert and Kimberley who were born in 1992.
Following his retirement his health began to suffer until he finally received a terminal liver cancer diagnosis in May 2023. He was placed in immediate palliative care under St. Catherine's Hospice. He fought a long hard battle but finally succumbed to the disease on the 1st September 2024. He was at home, where he wanted to be, surrounded by his family.
The two nominated charities requested by him were very close to his heart, one of which helped and supported him throughout his terminal illness and were always there for him.
Everyone will be welcome at Brian’s funeral; we are requesting family flowers only but donations in lieu, if you would like, to his two chosen charities. The family request no black ties please. If you wish to wear a tie, make it a colourful one.
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