A couple known for their kindness tragically passed away following a car accident in Kent. Craig Pangrazi-Simpson, 64, and Elizabeth Pangrazi-Simpson, 60, were in a collision on the A228 Pembury Northern Bypass. The incident occurred between Tonbridge Road and Old Church Road around noon on May 18. The silver Renault Megane they were in veered off the road, entering woodland and crashing into trees.
Craig, the driver, succumbed to his injuries at the scene, while Elizabeth, the passenger, was airlifted to a London hospital where she later passed away. Family members have expressed their grief and shared heartfelt tributes. Elizabeth’s sons, Josh and Jake, described their mother and Craig as exceptionally kind, joyful individuals who spread warmth and laughter wherever they went.
They emphasized the couple’s dedication to family and their willingness to help others. Reflecting on their loss, they mentioned the significant impact the couple had on everyone who knew them. Craig’s daughter, Millie, remembered her father as a gentle and beloved man who made everyone he met feel special. She expressed deep love and appreciation for him, highlighting his enduring kindness and warmth.
The authorities are urging witnesses to come forward with any information or relevant footage of the incident. They can do so by contacting Kent Police or uploading footage through the online portal. Meanwhile, a GoFundMe page has been set up to support the couple’s funeral expenses, raising over £10,000 so far.
