Casualty of the Iraq conflict,Simon, aged 36, was a Staff Sergeant in the Royal Engineers~Service Number 24779897.
His name is included on the Armed Forces Memorial and on the Roll of Honour.
Two Wimbish soldiers, (Sapper Luke Allsopp, and Staff Sergeant Simon Cullingworth) were amongst the earliest casualties in the war in Iraq.They died together and now rest side by side)
Staff Sergeant Cullingworth was an extremely experienced soldier who was in line for promotion and whose dedication to duty and professionalism won him the respect of everyone he served with. This was his third tour of duty with the Regiment; he had already served as a Bomb Disposal Officer in the Balkans and Afghanistan. He came from Essex and left behind his wife Allison and two young sons, aged eight and three.
His name is included on the Armed Forces Memorial and on the Roll of Honour.
Two Wimbish soldiers, (Sapper Luke Allsopp, and Staff Sergeant Simon Cullingworth) were amongst the earliest casualties in the war in Iraq.They died together and now rest side by side)
Staff Sergeant Cullingworth was an extremely experienced soldier who was in line for promotion and whose dedication to duty and professionalism won him the respect of everyone he served with. This was his third tour of duty with the Regiment; he had already served as a Bomb Disposal Officer in the Balkans and Afghanistan. He came from Essex and left behind his wife Allison and two young sons, aged eight and three.
Casualty of the Iraq conflict,Simon, aged 36, was a Staff Sergeant in the Royal Engineers~Service Number 24779897.
His name is included on the Armed Forces Memorial and on the Roll of Honour.
Two Wimbish soldiers, (Sapper Luke Allsopp, and Staff Sergeant Simon Cullingworth) were amongst the earliest casualties in the war in Iraq.They died together and now rest side by side)
Staff Sergeant Cullingworth was an extremely experienced soldier who was in line for promotion and whose dedication to duty and professionalism won him the respect of everyone he served with. This was his third tour of duty with the Regiment; he had already served as a Bomb Disposal Officer in the Balkans and Afghanistan. He came from Essex and left behind his wife Allison and two young sons, aged eight and three.
His name is included on the Armed Forces Memorial and on the Roll of Honour.
Two Wimbish soldiers, (Sapper Luke Allsopp, and Staff Sergeant Simon Cullingworth) were amongst the earliest casualties in the war in Iraq.They died together and now rest side by side)
Staff Sergeant Cullingworth was an extremely experienced soldier who was in line for promotion and whose dedication to duty and professionalism won him the respect of everyone he served with. This was his third tour of duty with the Regiment; he had already served as a Bomb Disposal Officer in the Balkans and Afghanistan. He came from Essex and left behind his wife Allison and two young sons, aged eight and three.
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