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We lost our darling Jasper on 21^st January 2022, suddenly and unexpectedly, just 5 weeks before his 9^th birthday. Jasper was a kind, thoughtful and fun-loving little boy with no apparent health issues.

He had tested positive for Covid-19 just 3 days before he passed and had seen an Out of Hours GP at 9pm the night before and no issues had been raised at the time. We found him in Cardiac Arrest early on Friday morning and despite our best efforts we were unable to save him.

Jasper’s great passion in life was Lego, and he was really punching above his weight in terms of model complexity, and he would spend hours building all sorts.

We are desperate to keep Jasper’s memory alive and that is why we have set up a Memorial Fund within CRY. All the money we raise will be used to fund Screening Days and support research, as we want to help save young people. No parents should have to go through the devastating loss of their child. If we can prevent even one family going through the excruciating heartbreak, we have had to endure then we will feel we have done some good in a world that sometimes feels broken. Read more

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.

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Jasper Cook’s Legacy lives on through screenings

Read the full article here THE memory of a much-loved boy is living on with events that hope to help save young lives. Jasper Cook, from Birkenshaw, was just eight years old when he tragically passed away suddenly in 2022. An inquest concluded Jasper, a Birkenshaw Primary School pupil, died from...

Family of Jasper Cook, who died suddenly aged 8, are raising funds to screen young people in his memory.

Today marks the first anniversary of Jasper Cook’s death. He was just eight years old and five weeks away from his ninth birthday. An inquest concluded Jasper, from Birkenshaw, died from natural causes, but what prompted his death could not be determined. His parents, Kim, 39, and Ian, 41, have spoken of the difficulty...

Family of Jasper Cook, who died suddenly in 2022, talk of their grief and hopes to fundraise in his memory.

Jasper Cook, from Birkenshaw, was just eight years old when he tragically passed away last January. His parents, Kim, 39, and Ian, 41, are still trying to come to terms with their devastating loss and don’t want any other family to go through their nightmare. Kim said: “We haven’t got any...

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Jasper Bryan Cook

Jasper Bryan Cook Our Story We lost our darling Jasper on 21st January 2022, suddenly and unexpectedly, just 5 weeks before his 9th birthday. Jasper was a kind, thoughtful and fun-loving little boy with no apparent health issues. He had tested positive for Covid-19 just 3 days before he passed and had seen an Out of

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Jasper Bryan Cook

Jasper Bryan Cook

Latest News

Jasper Cook’s Legacy lives on through screenings

Family of Jasper Cook, who died suddenly aged 8, are raising funds to screen young people in his memory.

Family of Jasper Cook, who died suddenly in 2022, talk of their grief and hopes to fundraise in his memory.

My Story

Jasper Bryan Cook

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