The people of Coventry are paying tribute to a "big-hearted" member of the community after a sudden death. Amrit Ghuman, who was in charge of the Poseidon Fish Bar in Cheylesmore, died aged 47 on the 22nd of November.
He leaves behind a wife and two children, who say they are "devastated" at his "unexpected" death. Wife Narinder remembered her beloved husband for being a 'humble, generous man.' She is raising funds in his memory for the Midland Langar Seva Society.
Ms Ghuman said on JustGiving: “He was a humble, generous man, and he always gave back to the community. In loving memory of Amrit, we kindly request donations to Langar Aid.”
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Further tributes have come in for a well-loved member of the community in our comments sections. Reader Paly writes: “Really nice guy... always had a smile on his face. He will be missed.”
Commenter Manfredcov says: “Tragic. Grew up knowing this lad. Great guy with a big heart.” Carole writes: “This is sad news, thoughts with his family.”
Isitme? says: “What a lovely man, such a shock to read the news. Our thoughts and prayers are with Amrit's family.”
On our Facebook page, Louise Smith writes: “Another 'unexpected' death, so sad, what is going on in this world. Find peace in rest beautiful souls.”
Mak Bassi says: “So sad gone too soon” Philip R Hey writes: “Sorry to hear this news, R.I.P. Amrit.”
The fundraiser set up in Amrit's memory has more than tripled its original goal of raising £500. The Midland Langar Seva Society provides support for the homeless and those in hardship, inspired by the Sikh principle of "Langar" which refers to a community kitchen that serves free meals to anyone, regardless of their social status, race, religion, or background.
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