A cheque for £760 was raised by Sandra Owen, family and friends for Manchester Royal Infirmary cardiac intensive care unit in appreciation of the care received by her teenage son Keiron who died six years ago.
Most of the sum was raised by a raffle of items donated by family, friends and local businesses, and was supplemented by half the proceeds of an evening with Wil Tan in Y Goron, Aberffraw.
“I’d like to thank everyone for donating to the raffle and supporting the evening, especially Kevin Jones, licensee of Y Goron,” said Sandra.
“So many people from North Wales receive excellent treatment at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, who were brilliant with Keiron.”
Sandra is now planning a sponsored walk and treasure hunt to raise further funds.
Sandra and Kevin, holding cheque for £760, with family members
The photo shows Sandra and Kevin with the cheque flanked by son Richard and grandson Leeroy (left), and daughter in law Rachel and grandson Maddox (right).`
RAF Chief Technician Alwyn Jones
Chief Technician Alwyn Jones.
Alwyn was recently awarded the Meritorious Medal, (See picture). To become eligable for this award a person must be a holder of the long service medal and the good conduct medal. Officers may be considered on one occasion only, and that is immediately after commissioning, providing they meet the criteria. The service board look for evidence of particular achievements whether in the course of military duty or in extra-mural involvement which benefits the public in the field of sport or such things as charitable work.
Chief Technician Alwyn Jones with Meritorious Medal
Alwyn took part in a three week trek to the Annapurno mountain in the year 2000 as part of a team of eleven which was organised by the Physical Education Flight at Akrotiri in Cyprus where he served two tours of duty. He also served at R.A.F. Valley Mountain Rescue as well as four tours in the Falklands, and was also part of the team that manned the Green Goddesses during the firemen's strike. Alwyn began his career at R.A.F. St. Athen in South Wales and has to date served 32 years service, which began when he was 18 years of age.
Alwyns parents are Mr & Mrs Cwyfan Jones of Bro Branwen. He was a pupil at Aberffraw Primary School and finished his education at Llangefni Secondary School.
Aberffraw Remembrance 2009
Below are photographs taken at the Remembrance Day Ceremony held at St Beuno's Church on Sunday 8th November 2009.
Click on any of the thumbnail images below to see an enlargement of that picture.
Fowlie's Champion Pig
This is a photo montage of the pig that has won prizes all over the UK this year.
More photographs to be added.
Deffro Berffro
The next meetings and events organized by Deffro Berffro are:
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