I have used words like amazing and inspirational in the past, but this man Stuart) is all of that and more.
Fighting for his country in far flung lands, he sustained a long list of injuries, any one of which would have stopped Mr average in his (or her) tracks.
The list of injuries that included the loss of both legs happened in 2013, and since then he has been active in, for instance, international wheelchair rugby(UK team at the olympics) and cycled round IOM, plus speaking to groups and raising funds for charities.
In 2016, Stuart was awarded the "MILLI award for overcoming adversity".
Stuart has an ambition for the future - the 2020 Tokio Olympics
At this point I would like to add my personal admiration for the support given by Darren to his friend and collegue in all of the above, from the inception of Team Legless and continues in that role.
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Members met face to face for the first time for 18 months. It wa good to chat face to face after our many Zoom meetings. Our Global GRant scholar Moyu from Yokohama Japan presented members with the Japananese club flags and pens.
moreAt The Globe Arena Morecambe A great time was had by all who attended to join us in a 2 course meal then play poker roulette and blackjack with funny money
moreA Rotary association with Galloway's Society for the Blind
moreTony Kimpton PHF with his fellow Bowlers from Preston Blind Bowling Team won the National championships in Worthing
moreMembers take turns to collect for our projects and funds. £236 for the Turkey earthquake. £282 for local small charities Our next collection is planned for Asda on the Friday 16th August
moreThis year each Rotarian should plant at least 1 tree so the 2 Rotary clubs in Lancaster Na Morecambe joined forces to plant 140 trees on the outskirts of the town at Pony Wood near Aldcliffe Road
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moreGlobe Arena. Stewards: M.Ford/S.Wilson
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