Steven's Memorial Fund
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On April 6th 2020, my father, Steven, tragically passed away with Covid-19 aged just 62. This devastated my family in ways we cannot express, as he leaves behind his father, brother, wife and four children, the youngest being myself, aged just 19, as well as many others who loved him deeply. He was a spiritual man who adored nature in every form, loved to meditate, and appreciated open spaces.
To remember my dad, I am raising money to restore the playground in our local area at Parsloes Park, Dagenham. This was an important place to us both as he took me there almost every Saturday it didn't rain, and we shared many lovely memories there. My dad always spoke to me about the 'good old days' when parks were pleasant, well-invested open areas for young and elderly people to enjoy together, bridging the generational divide. He often voiced to me his own ideas in regards to investing in the local community, as he was passionate that Londoners deserve to benefit from fun and enjoyable public places. Adding to this, I personally believe it is essential to let our community know it is both worthy and deserving of investment.
Any donations are appreciated more than I can express, as this fundraiser is personally very central to my grieving process and gives back to the community my dad lived and worked in for most of his life. The restoration project resumes after lockdown with the help of my MP
To remember my dad, I am raising money to restore the playground in our local area at Parsloes Park, Dagenham. This was an important place to us both as he took me there almost every Saturday it didn't rain, and we shared many lovely memories there. My dad always spoke to me about the 'good old days' when parks were pleasant, well-invested open areas for young and elderly people to enjoy together, bridging the generational divide. He often voiced to me his own ideas in regards to investing in the local community, as he was passionate that Londoners deserve to benefit from fun and enjoyable public places. Adding to this, I personally believe it is essential to let our community know it is both worthy and deserving of investment.
Any donations are appreciated more than I can express, as this fundraiser is personally very central to my grieving process and gives back to the community my dad lived and worked in for most of his life. The restoration project resumes after lockdown with the help of my MP
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Amy Forrester
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England
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