The death has occurred of Brian Campbell (pictured), a major figure in Scottish water polo for many years and the father of three Caledonia players, Alasdair and twins Chris and Darren. Brian’s brother Doug won many honours during his seasons playing for the Lancaster club.
The funeral takes place on Thursday, 19 December at the Carnegie Conference Centre, Halbeath Road, Dunfermline, KY118DY, 10.30am for a 10.45am start. The family requests family flowers only but there will be a collection in memory of Brian on the day.
Brian had suffered with cancer for the past couple of years but, as statement on Dunfermline Water Polo Club website (https://www.dunfermline-wpc.co.uk/) says, “he had been trying to live life as normal as possible, continuing to work and maintain his passion for developing and delivering water polo opportunities for junior players.
"As a player, then coach, team manager and administrator, Brian has touched every part of water polo since first taking up the sport as a young swimmer. An enormous number of players will have been influenced by Brian who has been a significant part of Dunfermline WPC, Scotland boys and latterly Caledonia Boys. His drive, passion and commitment will be sorely missed.”
The funeral takes place on Thursday, 19 December at the Carnegie Conference Centre, Halbeath Road, Dunfermline, KY118DY, 10.30am for a 10.45am start. The family requests family flowers only but there will be a collection in memory of Brian on the day.
Brian had suffered with cancer for the past couple of years but, as statement on Dunfermline Water Polo Club website (https://www.dunfermline-wpc.co.uk/) says, “he had been trying to live life as normal as possible, continuing to work and maintain his passion for developing and delivering water polo opportunities for junior players.
"As a player, then coach, team manager and administrator, Brian has touched every part of water polo since first taking up the sport as a young swimmer. An enormous number of players will have been influenced by Brian who has been a significant part of Dunfermline WPC, Scotland boys and latterly Caledonia Boys. His drive, passion and commitment will be sorely missed.”
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