sanderton
04-15-2006, 05:11 AM
Hi folks,
As you probably know, EndPad is charity ware, but the site I'd asked people to give had expired.
It's now working again at:
http://www.justgiving.com/brigidphillips
So, if you use EndPad and haven't made adonation, however small, I'd love it if you would.
Stuart
http://www.justgiving.com/images/UserImages/UK/EGG/PICT0726_edited.JPG
Joanna and Sam's mummy, Judy and Michael's daughter, Brigid passed away on 22nd December 2004 at age 39. Brigid inspired all of us who knew her with her love, creativity and drive. She crammed an amazing amount into her days - in the last few years beside being a full time mum to two small children (and I now know what that involves) she published a local baby directory, played cello in two orchestras, was training as an ante-natal instructor, volunteered for the NCT & MNS, ran for Cancer Research UK, was a regular at Dragons Health Club, and yet always had time to help friends out and arrange something else.
Brigid supported Cancer Research UK for many years and this is also an opportunity to help cure cancer faster.
This page has been created following the amazing response to the Stride for Life walk that we organised last summer (http://www.justgiving.com/brigid) which 1,100 people took part in, and the Candle for Brigid page over the last holiday season (http://www.justgiving.com/candleforbrigid) that 200 people sponsored.
Love does not die, and may her memory be a blessing
Thank you
Mark, Joanna and Sam
As you probably know, EndPad is charity ware, but the site I'd asked people to give had expired.
It's now working again at:
http://www.justgiving.com/brigidphillips
So, if you use EndPad and haven't made adonation, however small, I'd love it if you would.
Stuart
http://www.justgiving.com/images/UserImages/UK/EGG/PICT0726_edited.JPG
Joanna and Sam's mummy, Judy and Michael's daughter, Brigid passed away on 22nd December 2004 at age 39. Brigid inspired all of us who knew her with her love, creativity and drive. She crammed an amazing amount into her days - in the last few years beside being a full time mum to two small children (and I now know what that involves) she published a local baby directory, played cello in two orchestras, was training as an ante-natal instructor, volunteered for the NCT & MNS, ran for Cancer Research UK, was a regular at Dragons Health Club, and yet always had time to help friends out and arrange something else.
Brigid supported Cancer Research UK for many years and this is also an opportunity to help cure cancer faster.
This page has been created following the amazing response to the Stride for Life walk that we organised last summer (http://www.justgiving.com/brigid) which 1,100 people took part in, and the Candle for Brigid page over the last holiday season (http://www.justgiving.com/candleforbrigid) that 200 people sponsored.
Love does not die, and may her memory be a blessing
Thank you
Mark, Joanna and Sam