In memory of David Egerton

The family have asked for donations made following David’s funeral to be made in support of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY).

In 2006 David took part in the Bath Half Marathon as part of a team of former Bath and England Rugby players in memory of Sebastian English (15) in support of CRY. The team raised an amazing amount of over £100,000.

The money raised was used to help establish CRY’s Centre for Cardiac Pathology. The centre allows coroners to refer cases directly and receive a full report of the actual cause of death, usually within 2 weeks. Previously, some families have to endure a wait of anything from three to eighteen months for answers after the tragedy of a Young Sudden Cardiac Death.

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Donation Total: £10.00

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William Rossiter

26/12/2022

Still surreal after nearly 2 years. Dave, you live in in all of our hearts

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£250.00

SP

Sergia Phillips

07/03/2021

Our condolences.

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£20.00

CS

Chris Shaw

06/03/2021

Rest easy Dave - we’ll miss you, Chris and Ceri x

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£50.00

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Andrew Sheridan

02/03/2021

From BWS Salisbury school days through to traveling together for our many commentaries for the BBC, a gentle kind hearted giant with font of knowledge on so many facets of life … Read more

From BWS Salisbury school days through to traveling together for our many commentaries for the BBC, a gentle kind hearted giant with font of knowledge on so many facets of life you will be sadly missed RIP Edge #RingofFire

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£100.00

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Dave Mason

01/03/2021

Sincere condolences to Amanda and family. Dave was a much loved man that was such fun to be around. Dave, Linda, Ben and Katie Mason

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£30.00

KC

Kevin Coughlan

28/02/2021

Such fond memories. Of the young Edgy strutting his stuff in the 80s-90s. And of a typically warm and cheery encounter in the press box only this season. May 'Ring of … Read more

Such fond memories. Of the young Edgy strutting his stuff in the 80s-90s. And of a typically warm and cheery encounter in the press box only this season. May 'Ring of Fire' resound around the Rec for years to come. RIP Dave.

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£30.00

CR

Chris Rushton

28/02/2021

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£20.00

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Steve Burnhill

28/02/2021

Great player and great human being. RIP Edge

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£100.00

SB

26/02/2021

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£20.00

JC

Jon Cooke

26/02/2021

RIP Dave. Thoughts are with the family. Forever blue and black

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£5.00

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David Egerton

In memory of David Egerton

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