Anil Rokad wrote in a GoFundMe page that the trio “dedicated themselves selflessly and lovingly to the health and wellbeing of the local communities for over 50 years”. 

The memorial bench and plaque will be on Twickenham Green in London, opposite the Maple Leaf Pharmacy. Pharmacist Rokad said Richmond Council have already approved it. 

The fundraising target is at £3,500 and so far, £2,173 has been raised. 

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Rokad said any surplus funds will be donated to Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA) to “help conquer this hideous disease”, as Galen Rosenberg died from the disease. 

“We would like to invite the local communities to show their appreciation for the many years of devoted service that the family provided,” the pharmacist added. 

Local news site Twickenham Nub said it is hoped the unveiling will happen in two to three weeks but is yet to be confirmed. 

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It comes as the charity Pharmacist Support launched its walking campaign in September to “raise vital funds for the charity’s free and confidential support services” as well as “tackle loneliness” within pharmacy. 

A Durham pharmacist ran the Great North Run last month and raised £2,676 for cancer charity Sarcoma UK after she found a lump the “size of an ostrich egg”.  

And a West Yorkshire community pharmacist fundraised £2,250 for Brain Tumour Research as she goes through chemotherapy following a misdiagnosis from doctors who thought she had food poisoning.