In Memory of Steve Coleman
Steve Coleman, a stalwart member of the Club, died from Motor Neurone Disease in 2022. The Club has raised funds in his memory.
On Tuesday 2nd May the Club presented a cheque for £1,000 to the Cambridgeshire Branch of the Motor Neurone Disease Association, in memory of our departed member, Steve Coleman.
The photograph shows, from left to right, President Sally, Peter (Steve's son), Christine (Steve's wife), Nicola (Steve's daughter) and Veronica and Cynthia from the Cambridgeshire Branch of the MND Association.
The money was raised through a very successful Games Night and will be used to support patients who have this terrible disease, and their families.
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