The Moonlight Memory Walk helps to raise much needed funds for the hospice.
Viviene (pictured centre), her family and friends took part in 2010 in memory of her beloved son Anton Johnson who tragically died in December 2009 of a brain tumour aged just 23, the family & friends raised a fantastic amount of £716.00.
"My son Anton attended Nottinghamshire Hospice's Daycare facility on Woodborough Road, Nottingham. The Hospice not only provided Anton with the nursing and spiritual care he required, but also provided emotional support for our family to help us cope during his illness, and they continue to provide their support to me since his death. I would encourage anyone to take part in the Moonlight Memory Walk, it's a wonderful experience" - Viviene Batchelor
Praise for the Moonlight Memory Walk.
Recruit your friends, family and colleague's for this fun and poignant fundraising event, and enjoy this amazing experience walking in memory of someone you have loved and lost whilst raising much needed funds for Nottinghamshire Hospice.
"...the atmosphere and spirit was brilliant - we are asking ourselves why have we not done this before"
"The event was organised very well with health and safety in focus. Well done!"
"What a fab time my friend and I had, we were buzzing at the end of the night- I felt like I was doing something really worthwhile for a change on a Saturday night"
"Everything was fab on the night and the marshalling was excellent"
"Well organised, enough people around if I was unsure where to go"
"I had such a good time that we will do it again next year if you do it and some other friends have said they will do it as well. "
"I just wanted to email you and let you know what a fab time my sister, my friend and myself had on Saturday night, we loved every second of it."
"I would just like to thank you for the opportunity you gave us to take part in the Moonlight Memory Walk to raise much needed funds for the hospice and in memory of my dearest brother Anton. It was a very special moment for all of us and one me and my family will never forget."