Our Fundraisers Whilst the day is a fundraising event for the football club it is also a chance to remember Dave Quinney, a former Garstang FC player who sadly passed away almost 9 years ago. Dave loved his golf and his football that is why the club chose to honour his memory by naming the golf day after him. Following Dave’s passing his family started to support the CRY charity and they still continue that support today.
“The run went really well with nearly 3,000 runners competing. I’m delighted to say that my friend Tricia Dine and I completed the 10K run in under an hour (which was our goal) and we have so far raised £365 for CRY. We are hoping for more donations in the coming days.
Every year the club makes a donation in Dave’s memory from the money raised at the golf day. I have spoken with Dave’s dad, Mick, and he has asked that we once again make the donation to CRY, a charity close to their hearts. I would urge any youngsters reading this to visit the CRY website and look at the scanning dates in the future and book a scan as it may save a life.” Marc Armstrong, Garstang FC treasurer.
We are so very proud to support CRY in memory of our good friend Claire Reed, and we hope the sponsorship money can go towards future screenings and raising awareness!” James Duthie.
In Memory of
Darren Rawling
Julie Rawling completed the Thames Path Challenge and raised £1,210.
In Memory of
Claire Reed
• Linwood Sport & Community Centre sent in a donation of £100. • John Reed completed the Tough Mudder South West and raised £1,080. • Rothmans Chartered Accountants sent in a donation of £100 in respect of James & Trish’s B&Q Eastleigh 10K Road Race.
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• Ms T Boden, All Saints Church, Botley, sent in a donation of £300.
In Memory of
Malcolm Reed
CRY supporter Nick Dee Shapland attended Reading Golf Cub and accepted a cheque on behalf of Colin and Wilma Reed for £5,545.
In Memory of
Keith Rees
Martin Rees completed the London to Brighton Cycle Challenge and raised £130.
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