Honoring the legacy of David Enbom, a dedicated RAF Lossiemouth air specialist.
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The RAF community is in mourning following the tragic passing of David Enbom, a young air specialist stationed at RAF Lossiemouth. David, affectionately known as Davey, was a cherished member of the Engineering and Logistics Wing, having joined the RAF in 2023, following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather. His untimely death on November 23 has left a profound impact on his colleagues and loved ones.
David Enbom began his journey with the RAF after completing his education at St Gerardine’s Primary School and Lossiemouth High School, where he was known for his athletic prowess. After finishing his initial training at RAF Halton in May 2023, he specialized as a Logistics Supplier at MOD Worthy Down. His first posting at RAF Lossiemouth came just a few months later, in August 2023, marking the beginning of what many hoped would be a long and successful career.
In the wake of his passing, RAF Lossiemouth has expressed its deep sorrow, stating that David’s death is “deeply felt” by all members. His family, including his mother Donna, father Steven, sister Chelsie, and grandparents, are receiving support from the institution during this difficult time. Colleagues have shared heartfelt tributes, highlighting David’s warm personality and the joy he brought to those around him.
AS1 William Waddell, a colleague from the Supply Control and Accounting Flight, reflected on the lasting impact of David’s friendship, stating, “The loss of David from our lives will be a wound that will take a long time to heal.” Many have echoed this sentiment, recalling David as a confidant and a source of laughter. AS1 Jordan Roberts shared a fond memory of their friendship, emphasizing David’s ability to bring joy to any situation, whether at work or during social gatherings.
Squadron Leader Jack Savage and other senior officers have also expressed their grief, noting that David’s sharp wit and strong work ethic made him a respected member of the team. Warrant Officer Neil Mackie described him as a polite and hardworking individual who was always eager to contribute to squadron life. The collective memories of David’s kindness and dedication will undoubtedly endure within the RAF community.
Wing Commander Sharon Evelegh-Hall remarked on the shockwaves David’s loss has sent through the entire unit, emphasizing that despite his short time in the RAF, his impact was significant. The tributes pouring in from colleagues and friends illustrate the profound sense of loss felt by all who knew him. David Enbom’s legacy will live on in the hearts of those he touched, reminding us of the importance of camaraderie and support within the military community.
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