Congratulations and a huge thank you to all the CRY runners who took part in the Virgin Money London Marathon 2019 on Sunday 28th April. We’re extremely proud of all our runners and grateful to them all for choosing to support us.
108 runners supported CRY this year, running the 26.2-mile course through the heart of London. Running his 10th consecutive race in memory of Katrina Brown was CRY Patron Bill Neely, Chief Global Correspondent for NBC.
Runners and supporters were greeted at the start line to wish them good luck and kick off our social media coverage, as CRY staff went on to post photos on Twitter throughout the day.
After completing the marathon, in far cooler weather conditions than last year’s record-breaking temperatures, runners were invited to a post-race reception at the Washington Mayfair Hotel, where refreshments, shower facilities and much-deserved complimentary massages were available.
CRY staff, volunteers and our runners’ families and friends kindly took photographs and cheered for all of our runners at miles 3, 12, 21 and 25, giving them the extra boost they needed to keep going.
CRY volunteers were based near the finish area, to welcome the CRY runners and offer them a drink and snack whilst they waited for the CRY shuttle service to take them back to the post-race reception.
The first CRY runner to cross the finish line was David Lock who finished in 02:58:13, while the first CRY runner back to the hotel was Keith Preedy, finishing soon after in 03:04:57.
As the afternoon progressed, runners gradually started trickling back to the hotel. Staff members shuttled CRY runners from the finish to the hotel, where each of them were welcomed with well-deserved cheers and applause. They were then checked in by volunteers, offered a CRY medal, photographed by CRY staff and offered plenty of refreshments.
The main reception room was buzzing, filled with runners, families and friends sharing their experiences from the day. It was a pleasure for CRY staff to meet everyone and thank them for their incredible efforts.
The runners were taken to the massage suites where the therapists helped to relieve their aching muscles, followed by a warming shower in one of the bedrooms that had been reserved for CRY runners only.
Thank you so much to the runners and supporters who were able to come back to the hotel to meet us. And, of course, a huge thank you to all of our wonderful volunteers:
Linda Bilboe; Balbinder Chutti; Andy Clarke; Layla Cooke; Beth Cox; Angela Feeney; Kerry Ferne; Bob Finch; Carol Finch; Ann Fitzgerald; Caroline Gard; Peter Gard; Waverley Grainger; Don Granner; Terry Granner; Phil Harrington; Wendy Harrington; Angel Heart; Jenna Heath; Sarah Holding; Barbara Holland; Jim Holland; Abi Jonas; Pat Jones; Susanne Keen; Claudette Lilliefelth; Rob Lundberg; Alex MacLeod; Narinder Mann; Victoria Marshall; Hollie Montague; Ryan Morley; Grant Nivett; Peter Robinson; Sue Robinson; Suzanne Rowan; Lisa Stepney; Mike Tointon; Chris Turberville; Jackie Turberville; Joe Turberville; John Turberville; Katy Turberville; Lucy Turberville; Samuel Turberville; Ian Wynn; and Ada Zguros.
As always, it was a challenging and emotional day for everyone, especially for those who were running or supporting runners in memory of a young person.
Thank you to Kendall Cars Leatherhead for providing us with a discount on the hire of the two vehicles used to shuttle the runners from the finish to the hotel – we are very grateful for your support.
Finally, we cannot thank each and every one of our runners enough for their time, effort and valued support. Well done to everyone!
The CRY Team
We are grateful to everyone who has sent in photographs from the day.
If you haven’t already done so, please do send any you have to [email protected]
All of the photos from the day can be viewed in our London Marathon 2018 Flickr gallery.
Fiona Abiola-Musa (in memory of Ben Daniels)
Joe Acton (in memory of Eleanor Keeler)
Ian Allen (in memory of Ryan Tilley)
Fiona Barnes (in memory of James Phillips)
John Battle
Peter Baylis (in memory of Ben Daniels)
Colin Berry (in memory of Kris Ledgard)
Madeleine Best (in memory of Junior Dian and Jack Maddams)
Tiggy Brown (in memory of Katrina Brown)
Lucy Bulkeley
Adam Burrows (in memory of Rosie Mitchell)
Toby Butterworth (in memory of Tom Russell)
Spencer Byatt (in memory of John Robert Byatt)
Naomi Carlisle
Beth Champion (in memory of Sebastian English)
Nat Clark (in memory of Ben Hammond)
Katy Clarke (in memory of Emma Peek)
Sally Collings (in memory of Lee Wilson)
Grant Corton
Rob Cowan (in memory of Paul Sykes)
Rebecca Cox
Kim Curtis (in memory of Martyn Luckett)
Paul Daniels (in memory of Ben Daniels)
Jenny Davis (in memory of Eleanor Keeler)
Nicola Dawson
Emily Day (in memory of Daniel Hughes)
Adam Duncan (in memory of Harry Dubois)
Kelly Duncan
Matt Edmonds (in memory of Dan Seager)
Daniel Emmett (in memory of Abbie O’Keefe)
Sean Fitzpatrick (in memory of Elise Fitzpatrick)
Steve Flintoft (in memory of Mike Scott)
Sue Gilbert
Gareth Godfrey (in memory of Ian Parsons)
Darren Gray (in memory of Pete McAvoy)
Julie Gregory (in memory of Thomas Demaine)
Owen Griffin (in memory of Oliver Griffin)
Dee Hadaway (in memory of James Markham)
Jessica Harman (in memory of Jemima Wilson)
Marcus Harman (in memory of Jemima Wilson)
Lauren Harrison
Steve (Stephen) Harvey (in memory of Benjamin Walker)
Michael Hennan (in memory of Jenny Kerwood)
Prof. Jenny Higham
Teresa Hollins (in memory of Oliver Thompson)
Karl Howell (in memory of Abigail O’Keeffe)
Claire Howes (in memory of James Phillips)
Sharon Hudson (in memory of Gareth Roberts)
Debra Hughes (in memory of Freya Cox)
Gareth Hughes (in memory of Chris Johns)
Mark Hulbert (in memory of Nicolas Grainger)
Rosie Hunt (in memory of Andrew Hunt)
Rowena Jukes (in memory of Mike Clarke)
Ross Kerwood (in memory of Jenny Kerwood)
Casey Knight (in memory of Lee Wilson)
Tom Ledgard (in memory of Kris Ledgard)
Ryan Lee (in memory of Donna Rowlands)
Natacha Lennon (in memory of James Phillips)
Anne Lock (in memory of her son)
David Lock
Craig Mason (in memory of Daniel Hughes)
Avril Mayhew (in memory of Nial Hamilton)
James McBride (in memory of Jack Maddams)
Liam McCabe (in memory of Adam Donnelly)
Richard McCann (in memory of Paul McCann)
Katherine McNamara (in memory of Simon McNamara)
Sophie Mendham (in memory of Ben Daniels)
Adam Mendham (in memory of Ben Daniels)
Nicholas Metcalfe (in memory of Lewis Marsh)
Andrew Mitchell (in memory of Rosie Mitchell)
Rob Moody
Bill Neely (in memory of Katrina Brown)
Sarah Osborne (in memory of Jay)
Neil O’Sullivan (in memory of Gareth MacDonald)
James Peacock (in memory of Graham Harrison)
Luke Powell (in memory of Craig Powell)
Keith Preedy (in memory of Harry Faulkner and Alex Hubbard)
Richard Quin (in memory of Daniel Brown)
Simon Richardson (in memory of Stuart Truscott)
Naomi Robertson (in memory of James Phillips)
Helena Robertson (in memory of Liana Hoyland)
Christopher Sanna
Emma Sayell (in memory of Jenny and Adam Lambert)
Laura Scriven (in memory of James Paterson)
David Shaw (in memory of Callum Collins)
Robyn Smith (in memory of Anthony Fitzgerald)
Vikki Smith (in memory of Oliver Thompson)
Terry Sowle
Emma Stevenson
Phil Sweatman (in memory of Ben Hammond)
Pat Sykes (in memory of Paul Sykes)
Dean Symes (in memory of Fletcher Payne)
Lesley Taphouse (in memory of Thomas Demaine)
Lenna Thompson (in memory of Nicola Skinner)
Lee Tompkins (in memory of Adam Donnelly)
Dominic Toms (in memory of Ethan Jones)
Daryl Toogood (in memory of Matthew Hughes)
Della Tudisca (in memory of Issy Tudisca)
Isabel Turner (in memory of Tom Clabburn and Claire Prosser)
Matthew Turner (in memory of Tom Clabburn and Claire Prosser)
Hannah Ward (in memory of Louise Brignull)
Tony Wheatman (in memory of Craig Wilson)
Matthew White (in memory of Megan Harding-Jones)
James Wilder (in memory of Sara Pilkington)
Chris Wright (in memory of Thomas Fleetwood)
Megan Wynne (in memory of Emily Rose Dunn)
Christian (in memory of Harry Dubois)
Andrew (in memory of Harry Dubois)
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