In March 2017 my world collapsed when I lost my soulmate, Stephen Ridgley, suddenly to Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome. Since Steve passed away I have had immense support from Bob Vincent and his lovely wife Jacqui. They have both supported me in so many ways, from helping me with the funeral to coming to my house
I went into St George’s School and gave a presentation about Gary (Edwards) and explained that he was a former pupil at the school. Mrs Rolf, teacher, and the children in class 5 listened, and told me that they would like to fundraise in Gary’s memory, to contribute towards having a local screening session. The children
On Sunday June 10th, Rob set off walking in memory of our wonderful and dearly loved nephew Ashley. After 4 hours he eventually reached his destination, the summit of Ben Nevis. On the way down from the summit he was approached by a couple of walkers who had noticed his CRY t-shirt. They asked whether he
These photographs was taken at our meditation evening held with the ladies of The Sacred Moon Well Being Centre at which we raised £84.00 for Rory’s Foundation at CRY.
On 24th June I completed Lands End to John O Groates – 874 miles in 9 days and what an adventure! Even better, I have exceeded my just-giving target! Here are a couple of photos, looking very nervous on day 1 and very happy on day 9.
With borrowed bikes and patched up kit, a group of 10 cycling novices from Richmond Rugby Club (RFC) embarked on a 300 mile trip from London to Amsterdam. The challenge was in aid of two charities that are close to home, one of which being C-R-Y. The hope was to raise as much awareness and fundraising
An-Cottan childcare centre recently took part in their annual sponsored toddle. This year they had over 80 children, families and staff all toddling round the grounds, with plenty sunshine and not a spot of rain in sight! The fantastic amount of £2383.00 was raised with half of it, £1191.50, going to the Andrew Macleod Memorial Fund
There are 12 young sudden cardiac deaths in the UK every week. It’s why the number 12 is such an important figure to CRY and everyone who supports us. And as CRY staff, volunteers and 1,375 walkers gathered together in London on June 24th, we held our 12th annual CRY Heart of London Bridges Walk. The
CRY is a charity that we as a family have supported for a few months now following both Matt and my daughter having been screened at an event at Derby University in memory of Sam Wright. I admired Sam’s mum who was at the screening day, in the face of losing her son was passionate about
Moulton Adventure Group team took on the Welsh 3000 15 peaks in 24 hour challenge. We completed it in 21 hours 32 mins. It was the hardest yet best thing any of us have ever done. Through great team work and determination we smashed it! Great team achievement by an amazing team. Sarah Comboy