Remembering wonderful people
The people we love never really leave us. We remember them every day in ordinary moments – when we turn the TV on to their favourite show, or pick out their favourite mug to make our morning coffee. That’s why we’ve created our Wonderful Memories wall.
Whether you want to remember the magic of the ordinary, or a once-in-a-lifetime experience shared, on the brainstrust memory wall, you can honour wonderful memories of wonderful people no longer with us, and you’ll be providing vital support for people with a brain tumour today.
To share your wonderful memory, simply send a donation using the form, and you will be prompted to upload your photo and message.*
(* Your wonderful memories may take a few working days to appear, please bear with us while our team processes the donation, we will let you know once it has been added to the wall.)
Your wonderful memories
In loving memory of David Lewis
In loving memory of Mabel Glass
In loving memory of Shazzy Pierce
In loving memory of Mary Francis
In loving memory of Sarah Taylor
In loving memory of Mark George
In loving memory of Mum
In loving memory of Megan Lines
In loving memory of Alan Dean
In loving memory of Claire Shipp
In loving memory of Alan Dean
In loving memory of Angela Amelia Joan Haines
In loving memory of Adrian Giles
In loving memory of Alan Dean
In loving memory of David Crane
In loving memory of Auntie Jean
In loving memory of Doreen Bell
In loving memory of Stuart Kennedy
In loving memory of Alan Dean
In loving memory of Mary Francis
In loving memory of Rachel Broido
In loving memory of Paul Messer
In loving memory of Jean Gladstone
In loving memory of David Farquhar
In loving memory of Charlotte Felicia Gunther
In loving memory of Margaret Jones
In loving memory of Jean Gladstone
In loving memory of Alan Dean
In loving memory of Alan Dean
In loving memory of Mary Francis
In loving memory of Robert Kenyon
In loving memory of Jean Gladstone
In loving memory of Alan Dean
In loving memory of Mervyn Stanley
In loving memory of Barrie Armstrong
In loving memory of George Strydom
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