George Lavery

George Lavery

George touched the hearts of many, many people, and his memory will continue to live on through the countless lives he affected.
Let us all take a moment to reflect on the memories we shared with him, and the huge and positive impact George had on all our lives.
Though we grieve our loss, let us also celebrate the short yet impactful life he lived, and the many happy memories he has left us all.

12th January 2001 – 11th May 2023

This memorial fund has been set up by the family to help CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) raise awareness of young sudden cardiac death, support those affected, support CRY’s screening programme and fund research and pathology.

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Cake Bake in memory of George Lavery

The Great Cake Bake was held on Friday 1st December 2023 at Ipswich Borough Council with an assortment of cakes and savouries. We had the Mayor of Ipswich, Lynne Mortimer, attend our cake sale to show her support for CRY. George’s mum Marie Lipman also attended our event. The sale...

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Sue Bridges

27/04/2024

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£10.00

sally minns

22/04/2024

This is such an awful condition, largely affecting young and otherwise healthy men and I was so sorry to hear about what happened to George xxx

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£25.00

Debbie Freeman

20/04/2024

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£10.00

Ann Mackay

19/04/2024

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£10.00

Rosemary Naylor

19/04/2024

A worthy cause

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