Gregory Carr

On Wednesday 8^th of May 2024 the world lost a talented, kind, caring man to a sudden cardiac arrest.

Leaving behind his amazing fiance, Rachael, beautiful son Finley and his doting parents Bev and Russ, plus hundreds of friends, relatives, teammates and colleagues.

He was a doting father and fiance and cared passionately about his family, friends, and teammates.

We have set up this page to help prevent the loss of other young men and women and the devastating effect that has across their families and friends.

If we can save lives in Greg’s name then he will have built the legacy he was always destined to build.

If you are on his page you are helping him save lives and fulfil that legacy ❤️

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.

See the Latest News below for any events we are holding for Greg’s fundraising.

Latest News

CRY Update Magazine Issue 95

Issue 95 of the CRY Update magazine covers all news, events and fundraising from September - December 2024.

CRY Update Magazine Issue 94

Update Magazine 94 is out now! This edition features articles on Heart of London Bridges Walk, a review of the 12 a week campaign, research updates, fundraising event highlights, and much more!

Heartbreaking story of dad who died of SADS at 33

Read the full article here A devastated family's wait for answers goes on following the death of a beloved dad. Solicitor Gregory Carr, known as Greg, went to bed feeling unwell before waking in the early hours. The 33-year-old, from Atherton in Wigan, became unresponsive, before his fiancée desperately attempted CPR...

Greg’s Inaugural 9-a-side Competition organised by Bolton Lads and Girls Club

Greg passed away on 8th May 2024 and played for Bolton Lads and Girls Club for many years and to honour his memory they have set up an annual 9-a-side competition with the first one taking place on Saturday 8th June 2024 at their home ground at the AO Sports...

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Boothstown Football Club

19/05/2025

Good luck from Boothstown Football Club

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£50.00

Louise Wardle

18/05/2025

Well done Dave for running the half marathon. Thoughts are with Russell and his family

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£25.00

William Redgrave

18/05/2025

Well done on finishing the run Dave!

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£10.00

Kelly Heath

18/05/2025

Well done Dave, Kelly & Leo x

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£10.00

Mel, Chris & Joel Boothstown Lightning

18/05/2025

Great cause Dave. You’ve got this.

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£10.00

Preventing young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening and research, and supporting affected families.

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Gregory Carr

Gregory Carr

Latest News

CRY Update Magazine Issue 95

CRY Update Magazine Issue 94

Heartbreaking story of dad who died of SADS at 33

Greg’s Inaugural 9-a-side Competition organised by Bolton Lads and Girls Club

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