Charlie, Theo and Mummy's Very 2020 Race for Life

Marie Motteram

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I'm taking part in a Very 2020 Race for Life to help beat cancer

In memory of

Patricia Rixon

On 16th April this year my family lost a truly amazing lady, my Auntie Pat. She was a force to be reckoned with but with an absolute heart of gold. A legend no less!
Sadly given the ongoing pandemic and restrictions that were in place, it meant that most of our family/friends were unable to attend her funeral or come together to celebrate her life. That is why I am doing this in her honour, not just for my beautiful Auntie but for all those affected by Cancer.

Cancer has tragically taken a number of my family members over the years and so I will be thinking of them all xx

After a year where vital cancer trials have been delayed, the Race for Life is more important than ever.

That's why I'll be taking part in a Very 2020 Race for Life. Every pound you can donate will go towards Cancer Research UK’s ground-breaking work, so please sponsor me today!

If you’d like to join the Very 2020 Race for Life community, then sign up at raceforlife.org/2020

We won’t let 2020 stop us.

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My post and page has only been set up less than 3 hours (set up during a night feed whilst most people are asleep! 🤣😂) and yet I've already reached halfway to my initial target 😮 Thank you all so much for your support. Let's keep this going as far as we can for such an important charity and in the name of a very special lady 😍 xxxx

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Total raised£80.00

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