Rose Maher

Rose Maher

Rose passed away suddenly on 10 April 2023 while we were on a family holiday in Goa. Rose’s cause of death was heart failure caused by pulmonary hypertension and microvasculopathy.

Rose was full of life and love and is missed terribly by all who knew her. A few days before she died, Rose said she was having the best day of her life – a memory which has become very precious to us.

We have set up this memorial fund to raise money to screen young people in our local community though CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) a charity that raises awareness of young sudden cardiac death, support those affected, support CRY’s screening programme and fund research and pathology.

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Celebration cricket match

We had a wonderful celebration cricket match for Rose, with ‘Team White’ winning with the last ball of the day. Thank you to all the players who travelled near and far and all of those who joined us in the sunshine to support.

Celebration walk in memory of Rose

We were joined by family and friends who walked from our village to Rose’s resting place. We shared memories, sang Abba on the beach led by the choir, and the sun shone for us ☀️ We were treated to Rose’s favourite sweets and cake (Pineapple upside down) and laid flowers...

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Lili Cooper

26/11/2024

In memory of Rose. From Elizabeth Cooper and Family

Amount Donated
£75.00

Neil Maher

02/08/2024

Missing my beautiful girl every minute of every day. If we can help another family avoid the pain and loss we have suffered we know that is what Rose would want.

Amount Donated
£2,000.00