December 2006 Friends and family of Richard Martin, who died of WPW in November 2004, have been fundraising for CRY in Richard’s memory. The picture on the left shows two students from Co Fermanagh, who together raised £900 for CRY by doing a sponsored fast on Christmas day. They are Gail Kempton (left) and Leanne Lapin
Early in November 2006, a charity lingerie fashion show was held in memory of Martyn. Mrs Siti Sweeny or Lacy Connections, Gammon Walk, Barnstaple, Devon, spent four months rehearsing routines with 10 young ladies, to ensure that Martyn would have been proud – and they did a fantastic job. Over 300 people attended and there was
1st October 2006 I asked my Dad, Robi, to run in the Great North Run with me. Little did I know he would actually say yes! He has done it once before – why on Earth would he want to do it again? I also managed to convince two other friends, Sam Cliff and Martin Andrews,
New CRY supporters Fanos and Myroull Hadji-Michael (CRY Fundraising Manager Rebecca Zouvani’s parents) held their annual charity Greek night at the Cypriot Community Centre in Wood Green, North London on Sunday September 17th . The events have, in the past, been held in aid of Cancer Research UK. This year, after hearing about CRY and its
16th September 2006 The night exceeded my expectations by far. I really wasn’t expecting so many people to turn up and show their support. The night went exactly to plan and thankfully nothing went wrong. Those who have been around me the last few weeks know I have been stressing about it and I want to
9th September 2006 This was the second picnic held by friends in memory of Sebastian English, at St. Michael’s School in Highgate, London. Eighteen families attended the barbeque and there was football and games for forty children. We were lucky to have fantastic weather – particularly in comparison to last year when it rained the entire
I am sending CRY a cheque for £300 raised at our Charity Football Match in memory of Kevin Sayer, who was my son Colin’s best friend. Kevin was aged 18 when he died suddenly in his sleep, due to Restrictive Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. The match was also in memory of Matt Green, who died aged 19 from
12th August 2006 I teamed up with Camilla Keates who lives in Woodbridge – she is linked with CRY through the loss of her cousin, Sebastian English – to set up a yearly music event in this quiet Suffolk town. This year, we went for the Rock genre of music, with three bands performing for us.
August 2006 As part of our raising awareness efforts in summer 2006, and to mark England’s efforts in the football World Cup, CRY held a raffle with a magnificent signed England football shirt as the top prize! Other prizes in the raffle included a brand new 21 speed mountain bike; an original watercolour painting by CRY
Mark Dee-Shapland and three friends – known as Team Buzz – cycled the length of France to raise money and awareness for CRY, in memory of Mark’s sister Claire. CRY Patron John Inverdale, and Arsenal and England footballer Theo Walcott, both gave their support to this CRY fundraising event. Read More
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