A Horsham woman who has pancreatic cancer has won the volunteer of the year award.
Tuesday, 4th May 2021, 3:38 pm
Trish Law won the award for her ongoing support through Covid and her many years of fundraising for Cancer Research UK.
Trish and her family took part in Race for Life for ten years after which she joined the charity’s East Street shop as a volunteer.
She has helped the shop raise more than £75,000 over the years. But Trish has recently been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
Janice Smith, assistant manager, Cancer Research UK East Street and Trish Law, volunteer, being presented with her Flame of Hope certificate for raising so much money and awareness.
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My uncle Steve Bowden, who has died aged 65 from ischaemic heart disease, was a gentle, thoughtful and generous man whose lifelong passion for learning inspired everyone he met. As a cherished and respected headteacher, and then in leadership roles across the education sector, he dedicated his life to giving young people across Wales the opportunity to thrive and succeed.
Born in Bristol to Mervyn Bowden, a police officer, and Jeannette (nee Hayes), a nurse, Steve was brought up with a strong belief in egalitarian principles and the importance of education – an outlook forged by the family’s roots in the mining communities of south Wales.
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