LISTEN: Best friend of Fife soldier who died during London marathon pays tribute to him
The best friend of a Fife solider who died during the London marathon has paid tribute to him, calling him a "true gentleman".
The best friend of a Fife solider who died during the London marathon has paid tribute to him, calling him a "true gentleman".
31-year-old David Seath, from Cowdenbeath, suffered a cardiac arrest three miles from the finish line on Saturday.
His had been running to raise money for charity 'Help for Hereos' when he collapsed.
His best friend James Walker-McClimens has set up a fundraising page for the same charity, and along with David's own page, they have together raised over £140,000.
Capt Walker-McClimens served with Capt Seath in the 19th Regiment The Royal Artillery The Highland Gunners in Tidworth.
They both went on tour to Afghanistan in 2012.
We spoke to James Walker-McClimens.
Listen to that interview here: