Community stalwart of Belton with Browston dies aged 63
John Rudrum, former Belton with Brownston Parish Council chairman, who has died aged 63. Pictured in 2004 Picture: Steve Parsons - Credit: �EDP pics 2004 (01603) 772434
John Rudrum, chairman of Belton with Browston Parish Council, died on February 17, after a 16 year battle with Motor Neurone Disease.
Mr Rudrum was born in Burgh Castle, but later moved to Belton, joining the parish council in 2001. He became chairman in 2011.
He was a member of the parish council in Burgh Castle and a trustee of Belton Poors Allotment Fund.
A community stalwart, Mr Rudrum also served on the Village Voice management board, and was a past chairman of the John Green Institute Hall Trustees.
He had been a widower since the death of his wife, Sandra, in 2012, and leaves one brother, Martyn.
You may also want to watch:
Brian Swan, Belton with Browston village correspondent, said: 'John will be missed in the local community, we send our sympathy to Martyn and his family.'
Do you wish to pay tribute to Mr Rudrum? Email david.hannant@archant.co.uk
Most Read
- 1 Norfolk woman fined after travelling 200 miles to visit daughter
- 2 Atlantis Tower up for sale after owner signs ‘outrageous’ loan deal
- 3 Covid rates continue to fall across Norfolk, especially in Norwich
- 4 Fired twice in two months: Events boss feels the pain of Covid
- 5 Norfolk bowls star tests positive at world indoor championships
- 6 Revealed: The areas where Covid cases are still increasing
- 7 Man's neck broken after being hit by 800kg load which fell off forklift
- 8 9 of Norfolk's most famous blue plaques
- 9 Man admits defrauding more than £1.3m from Norfolk firm
- 10 Centre takes action after IT failure causes long queues for Covid jab
