Liv Gow

Liv Gow

Our Liv

Our beloved daughter, Granddaughter, Sister, Niece cousin & dear friend, was a healthy, young 19-year-old woman who was incredibly happy and thriving during her time at Wirral Grammar School for Girls, a place that nurtured her ambitions and talents.

She went on to study Veterinary Medicine at University of Nottingham where she embraced independent and academic life, a true testament to her love for animals and her commitment to making the world a better place.

Tragically, her bright and heathy future was cut short by an unexpected cardiac arrest.

A light has gone out, without so much as a flicker, but what remains is the precious memory of how brightly it shone and the warmth it gave.

The Liv Gow memorial fund has been set up by the family to raise funds for the screening of young people within the local community so that ‘legacy of compassion’ lives on.

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Wirral Grammer School for Girls raises vital funds for Liv Memorial Fund

Students, Staff and Parents at Wirral Grammar School for Girls have raised £3,200 for CRY in memory of former student Liv Gow.  Liv was a well-loved student by all Students and Teachers, was a very well-rounded young lady. Liv was also part of the 2019 Netball team that won the National...

Cake Sale at Classie Dog Grooming in memory of Olivia Gow

The news of the sudden and unexplained passing of Olivia Gow at the age of 19 came as a devastating shock to myself and all my staff at Classie Dog Grooming where she had worked since she was 16. Liv was a model employee, a delight to work with, loved...

Cara Group – Christmas Jumper Day

The team at Cara Group has been getting into the festive spirit for a great cause 🎄We raised an excellent £280 for the Liv Memorial Fund in support of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) during our Christmas Jumper Day at Head Office.There were some cracking Christmas jumpers on display,...

Cara Group – Annual Christmas Donation

Every year the Cara Group, instead of the tradition of dropping bottles off at its clients, it was decided to give the money to a more worthy cause. For the last 5 years we have donated the ‘year’ in cash to a charity of choice. CRY was never really heard...

12 A Week Challenge in memory of Liv

During Raising Awareness Week, a group of us participated in Cardiac Risk in the Young’s (CRY) 12 A Week Challenge. We walked 12 miles in one day to honor the 12 lost lives each week to undiagnosed cardiac conditions in people between 14 and 35. This cause is deeply personal...

LBT Brick & Facades Ltd 32nd Annual 10 Pin Bowling Evening in memory of Liv Gow

110 customers attended including Architects, clients, developers, contractors and sub-contractors, the event was co-sponsored by Michelmersh Brick. LBT choose a charity for the evening and raised money by asking people to donate £1 for every STRIKE that they bowl. This year they asked Neil from Cara Brickwork to choose a...

My Story

Liv Gow

My Husband Neil & myself Jo (mum) and Daughter Sophia (Sister) lives changed drastically on 12th June 2024.

Olivia, our much-loved daughter Granddaughter, Sister, niece, cousin & beloved friend, died suddenly in her bed at home.

Liv, was a dedicated veterinary student whose passion for animals and life was truly inspiring. Olivia was not only an exceptional student but also a compassionate soul who touched the lives of everyone she met.

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Neil Allen

29/01/2025

Money donated from Jason Gray from Serenity Arts Tattoo Thanks for the Memorial Tattoo. Neil

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Anthony Scully

28/01/2025

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12/01/2025

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11/01/2025

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