Golf fundraiser in Brampton tops £5,000 following donation from local housebuilder
Golf fundraiser in Brampton tops 5,000 in donations thanks to local housebuilder. Pictured is Stuart Miller (R), who is raising money for Macmillan, with Joel Tedham (L), sales executive at Linden Homes Brampton Park development. Picture: STEVE BAKER/ SGB PHOTOGRAPHY - Credit: Archant
A group of friends from Brampton taking part in a marathon golf challenge for charity have reached the £5,000 fundraising barrier following a donation from a local housebuilder.
Hunts golfer Stuart Miller and his friends will play from sunrise to sunset in tribute to cancer nurses. Pictured Stuart, Jody Greenall, Mark White and Tyrone Allan. Picture: MACMILLAN - Credit: Archant
The team of four golfers, who have signed up for Macmillan Cancer Support’s Longest Day Golf Challenge, reached the milestone after receiving £500 in sponsorship from Linden Homes.
Stuart Miller, 49, Mark White, 54, Jody Greenall, 44 and Tyrone Allan, 29, will be teeing off at Brampton Golf Club at 4.30am on June 30 to fit in four rounds of golf before the light fades.
Stuart’s mother Jane Miller and his aunt Judith Byford were both in their mid-forties when they lost their battle with cancer within three years of each other.
Mark’s niece Jess Shepherd was just 11 years old when she too lost her battle with the illness.
Stuart’s mother Jane Miller on her wedding day. Picture: MACMILLAN - Credit: Archant
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Dina Pittore, marketing manager for Linden Homes Midlands, said: “Stuart’s story is heart-breaking, but it is also a reminder of the wonderful care that Macmillan has provided to cancer patients and their families for so many years.”
For more information and to donate, visit: https://longestdaygolf.macmillan.org.uk/Team/bramptonparkgolfers
Stuart on his christening day with his mum, watched over by Judith and Stuart’s father Ray. Picture: MACMILLAN - Credit: Archant
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