Family and friends walk their way towards raising more than £1,000 for charity in memory of beloved daughter
A group of friends walked their way towards raising £1,000 in memory of a beloved daughter.
Angela Downs, of Queen Street, Southminster, and her family have been raising money for the Brain Tumour Trust in memory of her youngest daughter, Chloe Glynn, who died aged just 23.
Team Chloe, which was made up of Mrs Downs, her daughter Laura Main, of Ship Road, Burnham, sister-in-law Nina Page, of Falcon Close, Rayleigh, friend Debbie Beard, 42, and her daughter Tia, 14, both of Coombe Road, Southminster, tackled the charity’s Twilight Walk in Windsor on October 12.
They raised £1,275 and have so far managed to raise more than £46,000 in total in memory of Chloe for the charity.
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