Memorial fund for HR man

A memorial donation fund has been set up in memory of an HR recruitment
consultant who died in the Paddington rail crash.

John Raisin, who worked for IPG, divided his time between his
Gloucestershire home and the consultancy’s Wandsworth offices.

Managing director Irving Gordon said this week, "John was liked and
respected for his professionalism and the time he made to listen and advise
people he came into contact with."

His family have set up a fund in his name at Amnesty International.

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Raisin’s widow Ailsa Raisin-Shaw said, "John was committed to
international justice and peace. We wish to make some good out of the waste of
his death."

Donations should be sent to Gillian Ball, Amnesty International, 99-119
Rosebery Avenue, London EC1R 4RE. The back of cheques should be marked
"John Raisin memorial fund".