DUDLEY hospital staff lined the street in a poignant roadside tribute to popular clinical support worker Julie Jones who passed away having suffered with Covid-19. Chief executive Diane Wake, chairman Yve Buckland and executive colleagues joined the tribute to Julie Jones, a much-loved and respected colleague, who had worked at Russells Hall Hospital for more than 30 years.
Staff line the street outside Russells Hall Hospital in memory of Julie Jones Julie, who leaves four children - Steven, Richard, Melvin and Rachel, and 10 grandchildren, had been ill for several months and passed away with coronavirus, a spokesman for the Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust said.
A Dudley family are still struggling to come to terms with the loss of a fit and healthy 48-year-old who died of Covid. But the Bhogal family are also finding comfort in the fact that a fundraising appeal launched to set up an educational trust for his children has shot up past £9,000. Satnam Bhogal, who lived in the Buffery park area, was well known in the town as a delivery driver and the life and soul of many local parties as a DJ. He was taken into Russells Hall Hospital in early January with breathing difficulties after contracting Covid and was placed on a ventilator in the Intensive Care Unit.
A Dudley family are still struggling to come to terms with the loss of a fit and healthy 48-year-old who died of Covid. But the Bhogal family are also finding comfort in the fact that a fundraising appeal launched to set up an educational trust for his children has shot up past £9,000. Satnam Bhogal, who lived in the Buffery park area, was well known in the town as a delivery driver and the life and soul of many local parties as a DJ. He was taken into Russells Hall Hospital in early January with breathing difficulties after contracting Covid and was placed on a ventilator in the Intensive Care Unit.
Heartbreak as teenager, 19, dies in freak accident after going to bed with a headache
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Fresh out of college, the gaming enthusiast from Cradley Heath in the Midlands had recently applied to join the police.
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William Hunt played for Aston Villa in the 1950s. The talented right back also played for Halesowen Town, Bromsgrove Town and Worcester County alongside the legendary Duncan Edwards. Mr Hunt, of Highfield Lane, died aged 86, in Russells Hall Hospital on Sunday January 24 with only a nurse by his side, after testing positive for coronavirus. Mourners at the funeral at St John s Church in Halesowen and Stourbridge Crematorium on Tuesday February 23, have to be limited to 30 and must also be socially distanced. William s grandson Neil Slater, aged 43, of Long Mynd, Halesowen, said: We re devastated we can t give him the send-off he deserves.