Tributes pour in for Robin Sider, known as ‘Mr Shepperton,’ for his dedication to the community of Shepperton and Spelthorne.
Tributes pour in for Robin Sider, known as ‘Mr Shepperton,’ for his dedication to the community of Shepperton and Spelthorne.
Shepperton Pays Tribute to ‘Mr Shepperton’ Robin Sider After Death
Robin also served as an Army Officer. He was elected in 1999 and served his community until 2023. He did so much for the town he proudly called home. Robin became Mayor of Spelthorne twice, first in 2002 and again in 2012.
After retiring, he was made an Honorary Alderman, recognizing his outstanding devotion. Joanne Sexton, who leads Spelthorne Council, described Mr. Sider as a “true local legend.” He was widely known and respected, holding numerous community roles.
Robin contributed to many groups, spanning schools, clubs, and associations. He aided the swimming club and scout group, and offered support to the stroke club. In 2014, Robin earned a British Empire Medal for his contributions to the Shepperton Community.
He often said his community was his hobby, reflecting the joy he found in his work. Sexton also noted Robin’s tireless work ethic, always prioritizing his community. Shepperton and Spelthorne truly mattered to him; he was a champion for both places.
His passion remained strong even after retiring, as he continued helping groups and causes, always generous and supportive. His legacy will undoubtedly live on. Community groups have shared their sadness online, recalling the mark he left.
Groups have praised his unwavering help, fondly remembering his kindness. Trio Pharmacy also posted online, calling Mr. Sider a “true champion.” He helped them get approval for COVID vaccines, which benefited many people so much.
Lincoln Jopp, the MP for Spelthorne, said Spelthorne lost a titan and friend. He commented that people always greeted Robin on the street, and he always offered help. Daniel Mouawad, who also leads Spelthorne Council, shared his sadness upon hearing the news.
He said he instantly warmed to Robin instantly, noting how honorable and such a gentleman he was. Mouawad emphasized Robin’s sense of duty and his loyalty to the people of the town. These qualities made him great, and the council will deeply miss Robin Sider.
The council will lower its flag to honor Robin’s memory. He will long be remembered for his great impact on the town, a lasting legacy securely established.
Robin also served as an Army Officer. He was elected in 1999 and served his community until 2023. He did so much for the town he proudly called home. Robin became Mayor of Spelthorne twice, first in 2002 and again in 2012.
After retiring, he was made an Honorary Alderman, recognizing his outstanding devotion. Joanne Sexton, who leads Spelthorne Council, described Mr. Sider as a “true local legend.” He was widely known and respected, holding numerous community roles.
Robin contributed to many groups, spanning schools, clubs, and associations. He aided the swimming club and scout group, and offered support to the stroke club. In 2014, Robin earned a British Empire Medal for his contributions to the Shepperton Community.
He often said his community was his hobby, reflecting the joy he found in his work. Sexton also noted Robin’s tireless work ethic, always prioritizing his community. Shepperton and Spelthorne truly mattered to him; he was a champion for both places.
His passion remained strong even after retiring, as he continued helping groups and causes, always generous and supportive. His legacy will undoubtedly live on. Community groups have shared their sadness online, recalling the mark he left.
Groups have praised his unwavering help, fondly remembering his kindness. Trio Pharmacy also posted online, calling Mr. Sider a “true champion.” He helped them get approval for COVID vaccines, which benefited many people so much.
Lincoln Jopp, the MP for Spelthorne, said Spelthorne lost a titan and friend. He commented that people always greeted Robin on the street, and he always offered help. Daniel Mouawad, who also leads Spelthorne Council, shared his sadness upon hearing the news.
He said he instantly warmed to Robin instantly, noting how honorable and such a gentleman he was. Mouawad emphasized Robin’s sense of duty and his loyalty to the people of the town. These qualities made him great, and the council will deeply miss Robin Sider.
The council will lower its flag to honor Robin’s memory. He will long be remembered for his great impact on the town, a lasting legacy securely established.