Im doing the Great North Run in honour of my Mum- Joyce Marion McConville who was taken away from a loving family far too soon. This will be my first ever Half Marathon.
It all started a week ago in the pub i manage. I pinky promised someone i would run with them. The next morning i told my Daughter Abby about it. She thought i was mad and made me pinky promise my original pinky promise. I woke the next morning and never mentioned a word, hoping Abby would forget. 2 days later on my Birthday i got the best Birthday present ever. James my son and Abby had got their heads together and had applied for The Great North Run on my behalf, the little tinkers 😂👍🏼XX.
So the most i have ran since leaving The Army( 30yrs ago) is about 7k that equates to 4.3 miles. And i have to run 13.1 miles in less than 7months.
So please donate to my great cause and i promise each and every one of you that i will cross that finish line whatever the cost.
Thankyou
Dave.
Dave’s Great North Run
Dave’s Great North Run
David Mcconville
Total raised
£270.00
+ £67.50 Gift Aid
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I’m raising money for Breast Cancer. I was 10yrs old when this disease took away my Mum far too young xx
In memory of
Joyce Marion McConville
15 Dec 1936 - 27 Jan 1978
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Kings Arms Hotel
2019-08-19T21:56:36+00:00
£200.00
+£50.00 Gift Aid
Peter Harris
2019-02-24T11:37:24+00:00
£40.00
+£10.00 Gift Aid
Francine
2019-02-24T07:09:26+00:00
£10.00
+£2.50 Gift Aid
Kim Davis
2019-02-23T21:34:50+00:00
£10.00
+£2.50 Gift Aid
Lee Kendall
2019-02-23T21:14:03+00:00
£10.00
+£2.50 Gift Aid
Total raised£270.00
Online£270.00
Offline£0.00
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Cause
Breast cancer
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