Northamptonshire Police are mourning the loss of Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) Mark Foster, who passed away on Thursday, January 16, 2025, after a long illness. He was 61 years old.
A Dedicated Career of Service
Mark Foster joined the force in June 2009, serving on the uk/topic/eastfield/">Eastfield and Headlands Safer Community Team. Over his 15 years of dedicated service, he became a well-known and respected figure within the community he worked tirelessly to protect.
Mark was admired for his commitment to fostering safety and building strong relationships with residents. His role extended beyond policing, becoming an integral part of the community fabric.
Chief Constable’s Tribute
Chief Constable Ivan Balhatchet expressed his sorrow at Mark’s passing, saying:
“It is with huge sadness that I inform you of the death of serving PCSO 7177 Mark Foster. We all offer our sincere condolences to Mark’s partner Kate, his son Tom, his daughter Rebecca, and to all his family and friends. Our thoughts are with them at this sad and difficult time.”
Family Gratitude
Mark’s family shared their heartfelt thanks for the overwhelming support and kind messages they have received from colleagues, friends, and members of the public who knew him.
A Lasting Legacy
Mark Foster’s impact on his community and his colleagues will be remembered fondly. His dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment to his role left an indelible mark on the Eastfield and Headlands community and beyond.
The thoughts of Northamptonshire Police and the wider community are with Mark’s loved ones during this challenging time.
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