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Published:
February
9,
2010
Bereaved
Burnham family raises £1,300 for hospital at fishing match
A
bereaved family has raised £1,300 for the Intensive Care
Unit at Weston General Hospital through a sponsored fishing match.
Jonathan Puddy, 21, of Burnham-On-Sea was a keen angler before
his death in a car accident last August.
His younger brothers, Joshua, Jerome and Jacob, recently organised
a fishing match in his memory at Emerald Pool Fishery in West
Huntspill and have this week visited the hospital to present the
money to Consultant Anaesthetist Dr David Crossley and Matron
Julia Stroud.
The Puddy family wished to also thank Titch Williams, who helped
them organise the match, and Alan Wilkinson for providing the
venue and refreshments and The Tackle Man for providing prizes.
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