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News Specialist Funeral – On the Busses!
Amy Leigh, aged 39 is trekking around the country to raise money for Kidney Research UK in memory of her brother Dean who sadly passed away due to renal failure in 2005.
Her journey was thrown into jeopardy two months ago after a pledge to donate a support vehicle fell through. But local funeral director and member of Wylde Green Rotary Club, Ian Hazel came to the rescue and kindly donated a camper van to support her cause. The vehicle is being driven by Amy’s brother Andrew setting up camp each night to ensure she has somewhere comfortable to sleep and a hot meal. Amy said she was feeling’ Anxious but tired’ with all the last minute preparations before setting out on her journey. “I can’t really portray how grateful I am to Ian Hazel. The challenge would have gone ahead anyway, but this donation has made it much more comfortable, safe and practical.” Amy aims to cover 6,824 miles over the following eight months.
Donate online at: www.kidneyresearchukevents.org/amyscoastalchallenge You can keep up to date with Amy on her trek on her facebook page Click her to view the press release
Specialist Funeral – On the Buses! Fun-loving Julie Waters arrived for her funeral in unusual style after employing a Double Decker bus as a Hearse…
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Five Generations Along with colleagues, Kate Bouckley and Sue Townes - Amy Hazel became the fifth generation of the Hazel family to qualify as a funeral director in March 2006.
(From left to right) David Solly - Chairman of the Board of Directors (NAFD), Kate Bouckley, Graham Lynn - President of NAFD, Amy Hazel, Ian Hazel and Sue Townes Click her to view the press release
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