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

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Jamie Loncaster

Jamie was full of energy and enthusiasm for life. One friend said that he had fitted a lifetime of talking into 13 years. How very true – Jamie was such a chatterbox! He was loved by all those who met him and in his eulogy we explained how his name mirrored his character:

Joker Articulate Mature Intelligent Extrovert

Jamie sadly passed away on 14th March 2015. He was only 13 years old.

We found Jamie lifeless in his bed on that Saturday morning – he had died in his sleep as a result of a severe viral myocarditis and would have known nothing about it.

The support that has been shown since losing Jamie has been overwhelming and the fundraising and donations are enabling us to fund heart screening events in the local area.

Jamie will never be forgotten and we remain devastated by his sudden exit from our lives, but he will live on in our hearts and memories forever.

Sleep Tight, Little Man. x

Many thanks,
Graham, Jenny & Ross

This memorial fund has been set up by the family to help CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) reduce the frequency of young sudden cardiac death through supporting CRY’s screening programme.

The aim is to fund the screening of young people within the local community. To date this fund has screened over 1,400 young people.

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Jamie Loncaster

Jamie was full of energy and enthusiasm for life. One friend said that he had fitted a lifetime of talking into 13 years. How very true – Jamie was such a chatterbox! He was loved by all those who met him and in his eulogy we explained how his name

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Donation Total: £10.00

Carly Hayward

13/04/2022

Amount Donated
£5.00

Beverly Maynard

13/04/2022

Thank you for organising the screening at SHS ❤️

Amount Donated
£10.00

Sally Blackburn

13/04/2022

Words never really cut it, just thank you from our hearts, Graham & Jenny, for doing such an incredible, selfless thing; providing screening, support and hope for so many young people & their … Read more

Words never really cut it, just thank you from our hearts, Graham & Jenny, for doing such an incredible, selfless thing; providing screening, support and hope for so many young people & their parents in memory of your precious Jamie. He is very much remembered and you two & Ross always in my heart & prayers ….. much love & thank you again x

Amount Donated
£25.00

Graham & Jenny Loncaster

13/04/2022

Donations made to collection tins during the recent two day screening. Thank you to everyone who donated. X

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£45.00

Michelle Gannon

13/04/2022

Amount Donated
£5.00

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