Crazy April in memory of my Brother
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In March 2017 my younger brother was diagnosed with secondary cancer of the liver with an unknown primary. After almost 8 months of fighting against this horrible disease Paul lost his fight and passed away on October 15th 2017 surrounded by his closest family and loved ones.
In memory of my brother I am doing a selection of events and challenges and I am doing them to raise money for the 'Paul Brame Foundation '. The first of my challenges in 2018 include:
07/04 - 180km Paris-Roubaix Sportif
08/04 - Paris Marathon (my first ever Marathon)
15/04 - 250km Amstel Gold Sportive
22/04 - London Marathon
If you are unsure about what these events are please visit my Facebook page, but please belive me when I say this coming April will test me mentally and physcially!
We set up the Paul Brame foundation to raise money for smaller charities and to help other people in memory of Paul and to help with the following two things:
1) To raise awareness of cancer in young adults under 40 years of age. It is becoming more and more common, but there is still very little available for people effected by this horrible disease within this age bracket.
2) To be a fundraising community where any money raised/donated can be collected and distributed to help some of the smaller charities within the charity sector that help so many people but don’t always get the recognition they deserve.
Please donate generously and helps others, and keep my baby brohter's memory alive!
In memory of my brother I am doing a selection of events and challenges and I am doing them to raise money for the 'Paul Brame Foundation '. The first of my challenges in 2018 include:
07/04 - 180km Paris-Roubaix Sportif
08/04 - Paris Marathon (my first ever Marathon)
15/04 - 250km Amstel Gold Sportive
22/04 - London Marathon
If you are unsure about what these events are please visit my Facebook page, but please belive me when I say this coming April will test me mentally and physcially!
We set up the Paul Brame foundation to raise money for smaller charities and to help other people in memory of Paul and to help with the following two things:
1) To raise awareness of cancer in young adults under 40 years of age. It is becoming more and more common, but there is still very little available for people effected by this horrible disease within this age bracket.
2) To be a fundraising community where any money raised/donated can be collected and distributed to help some of the smaller charities within the charity sector that help so many people but don’t always get the recognition they deserve.
Please donate generously and helps others, and keep my baby brohter's memory alive!
Organizer
John Brame
Organizer
