A former player for Manchester United has passed away following a long and courageous fight against cancer. Indeed, he was only forty years old! 😱🟱

Bobby Power, celebrated for his portrayal of Gorgeous Gordon Burley in the beloved football flick “There’s Only One Jimmy Grimble” from 2000, sadly passed away after bravely battling pancreatic cancer.

A devoted father of three, Power enjoyed a fulfilling career as a personal trainer in Manchester, alongside his stint with the Manchester United junior squad during the 1990s.

Beyond his professional pursuits, he shared his passion for fitness and the great outdoors with a sizable online audience.

In February, Bobby’s untimely demise elicited an outpouring of grief, with tributes flooding in. His daughter, Kaitlyn Eadsforth, lovingly reminisced about his sociable nature, earning him the moniker of a social butterfly.

Known for his commitment to aiding others both physically and mentally, Bobby dedicated his life to helping people achieve their fitness aspirations.

Despite his successful career and vibrant persona, Bobby’s health began to falter when he experienced unusual fatigue, appetite loss, and a yellowish complexion.

Admitted to Dr. Kershaw’s Hospice in Oldham, Bobby’s condition rapidly worsened, drastically altering his appearance.

Despite his courageous battle and pursuit of treatment, Bobby’s health continued to decline.

His mother, Estrella Barry, recalled Bobby’s unwavering resolve to fight for his daughters’ sake. Despite his hopes of undergoing chemotherapy in Liverpool, Bobby’s journey concluded at the hospice.

On Valentine’s Day, Bobby and his partner, Jemma Power-Bliss, exchanged vows in a touching ceremony surrounded by loved ones.

Bobby leaves behind his three daughters, Heidi, 12, Kaitlyn, 19, and Loren, 20, along with a legacy of kindness, resilience, and a fervent dedication to helping others.