6th January 2020

Graeme Abell

Many will know Graeme Abell, Director of Nationals & Networks for M&G UK Retail. He had worked for M&G for some 19 years and retired in December. It was therefore with considerable sorrow that we learned of his untimely death just before Christmas. He was a great friend and supporter of Panacea and we are sure he will be sorely missed by very many of our IFA community in addition to his family.

Graeme’s daughter Rachel has confirmed she is happy that we share her Linkedin announcement of yesterday, at this very sad time, that the family are “raising money for the North West Ambulance Service in memory of Graeme Abell, who passed away suddenly on Thursday 19th December. The NWAs were incredibly kind, caring and professional in their response to the extremely distressing situation we found ourselves in. Thank you for those who have already donated directly to the NWAs Just Giving page. For anyone else who would like to donate the link can be found here.

Our condolences and those of our community members go to Graeme’s family for their loss at what was to be the start of a new and exciting chapter.

 

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