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Diane Mann raises a further £600 with the Take 2 Big Band in Hoyland Common CI with Big Les Birthday Bash.
Exceptional stuff
BOOBS & BRASS donate £1125 following an amazing evening of music in St Peters Church Doncaster.
A further £161.00 from Pam Stevenson from her 21st Birthday bash, and work "dress down" day..... so much appreciated. Thanks All xx
excellent
thanks to Thurcroft Training Band, Ian Wofinden , My big brov Ray, my lovely Niece Angela, for their organising, to the amazing musicians, and to everyone who contributed in whatever way.
A really truly amazing group of family and friends, who have pushed every boundary to achieve such an incredible amount of money in such a short period of time. Each and every donation in whatever way is the most valued and valuable thing for research into this silent killer..
You are all so amazing. Thank you
higher and higher
Thanks to Martin H, and to Royal Mail Scunny for £80 of pen sales. Well done Sarah.
An absolutely amazing donation. Such kind words, and such generosity. Big John Hill, thank you so much.
nearly there !!
Wear A Hat Day !! Friday 28th March
no make up selfie !!
make a difference !!
Workshop 15 March. every little helps
I just can't thank people enough
excellent !!
£1075 raised so far, including off line donations. Truly magnificent.
more to come.
Brilliant night with Thurcroft Training Band. fabulous entertainment and some welcome funds raised.
many thanks to last nights fundraisers. Fantastic effort.
Thank you to last nights fundraisers ,!! I am very very proud of all of you.
Alan is a 61 year old, erstwhile healthy, fit active fella who spent his
life playing and conducting in Brass Bands within S Yorkshire and
Lincolnshire, he had enjoyed a 30 career in HMPrison Service.
With very little warning, he was struck with a seizure and "stroke" like
symptoms. A 3.5 x 3.8 cm type 4 tumour was discovered on CT scan,
hospitalisation for 3 weeks followed by an "awake" craniotomy has removed
a significant proportion of the then 4.2 x 4.6 growing tumour.
Alan returned home awaiting phase two of the treatment plan on Sunday 3rd
Feb.
There is no rhyme or reason around this random Tumour, no genetic
connection ,. There is very very little funding either in the research into
random Brain Tumour.
Alan's Page would like to begin to make a little contribution to that
research while Alan is able to do so.
Music and entertainment has been Alan's life, so sweating will be kept to
an absolute minimum.
To my amazing Family and Facebook friends old and new home and abroad, you
are my inspiration, between let's take a few steps together, God Bless you
all.
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