Skydive in memory of Josh Mason and young epilepsy ❤️

Want to join us in making a difference?We are raising money to benefit Young Epilepsy,by doing a skydive dive in memory of Josh Mason❤️

Our lives got turned upside down when we lost a massive part of our family in December last year. JOSH ❤️

So Demi Joshs younger sister, has decided, for her upcoming 18th birthday for us to do a skydive and raise money for young epilepsy in memory of Josh!

Myself, Luke, Josh's brother, Demi, his sister, his cousin Alfie, and his Nana Susan will be taking the jump! Something that Josh would have loved to do!

Just a little about Josh..❤️

The one who made my sister a mum, Jimmy a dad, me and auntie and the best big brother and cousin ever!! Josh suffered with epilepsy but never let it stop him with anything in life or let it get in the way!

Josh was only 21 years young, and a MASSIVE part of our family, he was and is loved by everyone and very much missed by us all and everyone who knew Josh!

Josh was a massive Liverpool fan all his life YNWA⚽️❤️

He loved been with family and friends and ALWAYS had a smile on his face! He Loved his music, and going to festivals with his dad, brother and family(kendal calling was a fave) He was always blasting music and loved a sing along in the shower

He loved living life and didn't let anything take his smile away.

So thankyou for taking the time to read our story and if you can,

and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us.

More information about Young Epilepsy: Young Epilepsy are the only UK charity dedicated to childhood epilepsy. We work across the country, offering advice and guidance to families in crisis and empowering young people to fulfil their full potential.

We pioneer ground-breaking research into the causes and treatments of epilepsy, and work directly with young people to offer life-changing diagnostic services and rehabilitation.

We work with schools, colleges and universities to make sure all young people with epilepsy feel safe and included.