21st October 2007 Philippa Stanyard and top Scottish cricketer Neil McCallum – who scored 60 against Pakistan in the summer – sportingly donned heart suits to publicise CRY and to help raise funds in memory of Croydon Harrier Cecilia Barriga. Down from Edinburgh for the weekend, they volunteered to run with just one day to go.
30th September 2007 Our journey started on the Saturday at 8.00am on this long trip to Newcastle. We were shortly to meet up with friends and before we knew it we had checked in a lovely B&B that was recommended by our running club leaders Phil and Rita Vanes – and with a sea view as
23rd September 2007 The Unipres Golf Society had a charity golf competition at Maften Hall in Northumberland in aid of CRY and for the Kasia Ber Memorial Fund. They raised £305 and all of the lads had a great day out. The competition was won by Mark Canning (on the left in the picture) and the
September 2007 Denise Gutcher did a sponsored “Stop Smoking” – she has done fantastically, well done! She raised £362 in memory of ‘Kasia Ber’ £50 from ‘Biceps Gym’ £50 from ‘Geordies Pizza’ £262 from the people and businesses of Horden Thank you all. John, Diane and Christopher Ber
25th August 2007 Aimee Norman organised a sponsored walk to raise money for CRY in memory of her boyfriend, Christopher Dixon. Aimee was joined on the walk by 11 others. The weather on the day was excellent, and overall the day was a great success.
Please accept this donation of £2600 for the CRY Northern Ireland fund. The money was raised during a steak barbecue fundraising event which took place on 17th August at the Anglers and Fisherman’s sporting club in Ballinamallard, Fermanagh. Approximately 100 people attended, each buying BBQ tickets worth £10. The additional money was raised via a raffle,
August 2007 I had always planned to do something to support the work of heart charities following the sudden death of my boyfriend, Brian Lennon, in 2004, at the age of just 28. Brian was a passionate and talented cyclist and his unwavering dedication to training for the sport inspired me to take on the physical
We held our Annual Motor Cycle Trials School which was our 16th so far. For the last three years we have held it for CRY in memory of our son Martyn, who died suddenly aged 19 in 2005. He had myocarditis – a viral infection of the muscle of the heart. Martyn was a keen motorcyclist
Please accept this donation of £200 from family and friends of Ben – a talented and gifted sportsman who collapsed and died of an undiagnosed heart problem whilst playing hockey in October 2005. He was 26 years old. The Ben Simpson Golf Society holds two annual tournaments – one in London and one in Bournemouth. These
I entered the Great Capital Run on 15th July 2007 to raise money for CRY in memory of my friend Greg. The support I got was fantastic. Most people couldn’t believe anyone would be crazy enough to run in a costume, and some even said that to me. I just replied, “It’s not that bad at
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