Rowanmoor leads tributes to David Seaton

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Rowanmoor Pensions has paid tribute to joint managing director David Seaton after coroners this morning identified his body.

Seaton's body was found on a beach in Kilkhampton, Bude in Cornwall last week. He had been missing for 10 days. Police say coroners identified the father-of-five by his dental records and will announce details of an inquest into the cause of death later today. Managing director Ian Hammond says: "It is with the greatest sadness and regret that I have to confirm that a body found by the police in Cornwall has been identified as that of David Seaton. "David and I have been work colleagues and friends for over sixteen years and he has been a highly motivating and respected colleague w...

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