Richard Couling Death: Richard Couling unexpectedly departed from this life. He was declared deceased on March 25, 2024, a Monday. Public sources state that on February 28, 2024, he passed away quietly while sleeping.
The news of his untimely demise broke many people’s hearts. All of us who were fortunate enough to have known him throughout his life will undoubtedly miss him. Since the cause of death has not been disclosed as of the time of writing, it is still uncertain.
Lee Couling declared him deceased in a Facebook post on Monday, March 25. The public has expressed their thoughts with Jeffrey Keller’s family and loved ones at this trying time, including friends and family. Many people are appreciative of the opportunity they had to collaborate with him during his life. He made a lot of people happy, and for that, he will always be remembered.
See the statement from Lee Couling below:
We’re all definitely devastated and shocked, but we’re also relieved that dad had a full life since he lived by the maxim “make every day matter.” Please find below information on his funeral plans for any of our Facebook friends who knew dad and would want to send their condolences.
With Deepest Sympathy for Richard Couling
Richard Couling was well-known for his kind and amiable demeanor throughout his lifetime, which led to a great deal of people finding their way toward him. He will always be remembered for his steadfast dedication to his work and the profound influence he had on his immediate surroundings. He was incredibly understanding and continuously gave love and compassion to everyone he came into contact with.
Those who had the privilege of knowing him and having the chance to engage with him throughout his life experienced joy and peace.
On Friday, April 12th, at 11:00 am, Richard Couling’s funeral will take place at St. Nicholas Church, Newport, LN1 3DP. We are going to our father’s funeral at Newport Cemetery after this. At the Castle Ward Club, Kingsley Street, LN1 3JN, we are hosting a memorial reception in his honor. After the event, we would be happy to hear recollections from dad’s friends about his time here.
