Raith Rovers Fan and Ambulance Worker Honored in Upcoming Tribute Ceremony After Tragic Passing

An ambulance worker from Kirkcaldy, Gary Todd, tragically passed away while on duty on October 23. He was 41 years old and served as a technician with the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS). Known affectionately as “Toddy” or “GT,” he was a cherished son, brother, partner, and friend to many.

Tribute to a Lifelong Raith Rovers Supporter

Raith Rovers Football Club will honor Gary Todd with a minute’s applause at their upcoming home match against Greenock Morton. This tribute will take place during the 41st minute of the game.

Support for Gary Todd’s Family and Friends

Kenny Freeburn, the east regional director at SAS, expressed deep sorrow over Todd’s passing. He extended heartfelt condolences to Todd’s family, friends, and colleagues during this challenging time.

• Name: Gary Todd
• Age: 41
• Position: Technician at Scottish Ambulance Service
• Date of Passing: October 23
• Tribute Event: Minute’s applause on the 41st minute of the match
• Match: Raith Rovers vs. Greenock Morton

The Raith Rovers Supporters Club also paid tribute to him on Facebook, stating that he brought joy and friendship to everyone around him. They emphasized that he would be sorely missed and would never be forgotten by those who knew him.

This weekend’s event serves not only as a remembrance of Todd but also as an opportunity for the community to come together in support of his grieving family and friends.