Mar 6, 2009 • 1 min read

Radio presenter Stewart dies

Former Invicta FM, Capital Gold and KMFM presenter Tim Stewart has died aged 52 from pancreatitis, with colleague Tony Simon paying tribute.

Tim Stewart, former Invicta FM, Capital Gold and KMFM presenter, has died at the age of 52 as a result of pancreatitis. Stewart began his career at Margate's Hospital Broadcasting Service in 1975, and subsequently worked at a number of different stations before spending ten years at Kent station Invicta.

Stewart's colleague Tony Simon has written a message on his website: "This will be a great shock to those in the industry who knew him, given the great fighter he was in times of crisis. Our deepest condolences are with Tim's widow Anna, Son Dylan, Brother Paul and the rest of his family and friends".

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