Money raised for hospice in tribute to former Mayor

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19 May 2012

By Leicester Mercury | Posted 19 May, 2012

Roy Brown, from Sileby, died last month aged 65.

Councillor Brown, who represented the village on Charnwood Borough Council for nine years, had been having chemotherapy for cancer – diagnosed in late 2008 when a tumour was found on his bile duct.

His wife Gill said £1,150 had been raised for LOROS hospice, in Leicester, following his funeral on April 25. She said: "I would like to thank everyone for their kindness and support following Roy's death.

"There have been about 170 cards from people who knew Roy – some from people he met in his year as Charnwood mayor in 2009. It has been very touching to know he is remembered fondly."

Mrs Brown said her husband – a former soldier – has had his name entered into a memorial book for the Leicestershire Regiment in Leicester Cathedral.

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