20 January 1933 – 28 October 2020 Don, a loving husband to Myra, father to Donna and grandpops to Victoria, he will be very sadly missed but forever in our thoughts. Raised so far: £265 – total raised on our previous fundraising site. Originally published on the Aortic Centre Trust website. To support the Aortic Centre Trust in their memory or in support of this challenge, please visit our Donate page.

Born 28 April 1932 In memory of our lovely Dad, Daddy, Papas! He will be deeply missed by everyone who knew him and loved him. The most kindest, sweetest, gentle man there ever was. He loved his whole family dearly. We were his absolute world! We love you Papas! Xx Raised so far: £350 – total raised on our previous fundraising site. Originally published on the Aortic Centre Trust website. Messages of supportDonations and messages left on this page on our previous fundraising

My father died of a unexpected AAA 3 years ago this April so I want to do this run in honour of him and raise some money and awareness of AAA (Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm)

I’m raising money for the Aortic Centre Trust, a charity funding life-saving research and treatment for aortic disease.

Vera passed away from a triple A on 30th December from something which should be treatable.

To honour the memory of our remarkable father who is deeply missed and forever loved, we welcome donations to this deserving cause in place of flowers. Your help will fuel critical research, advance prevention strategies, and improve treatments. Every contribution, no matter the amount, brings us one step closer to meaningful progress. Thank you for your generosity

We suddenly and unexpectedly lost our beloved Mum, Emma, in October 2020. As we approach the four-year anniversary of her passing, Adam, Louise, Harriet, Zac, and others will be honouring her memory by taking on the Bude Sea Pool Channel Challenge on 28th September 2024. They will swim the equivalent of the English Channel -22 miles or 440 lengths - within the 91-metre long sea pool.

Stan was a wonderful, warm and loving person. He was a gentle giant and gave the best cwtches ever and will be remembered with a smile for his humor and his generous nature. He was respected and loved by all that knew him . Stan was sadly taken well before his time. The best husband, father, brother, uncle and friend. Stan was my rock, my soulmate and best friend.

My lovely husband John, who was also a much-loved dad, grandad and brother, sadly passed away from a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm on 25th September 2023.

We have set up this page to enable friends and loved ones of Tom Brown to donate to a charity that raises awareness and pursues new treatments and preventions for aortic aneurysms. Tom sadly passed away on the 17th July 2023 only 6 hours after he started to feel unwell and with no prior symptoms or awareness that he had an aortic aneurysm.

I have chosen to raise money for The Aortic Centre Trust as I wanted to support a charity whose work was close to my heart (pardon the pun!). In 2021, my mother was found to have an abdominal aortic aneurysm, which has impacted her life significantly up until, thankfully, she under went successful, life saving, surgery before this Christmas just gone.

In late 2020, I lost my beloved husband Aqeel to a sudden aortic dissection. He was just 33 years old.

We wish to encourage all those who knew him, to kindly make a donation in loving memory of Allan Robert Wilson, who sadly died on the 23rd of February 2022.

We are hoping to raise awareness for this specific disease of the aorta, abdominal aortic aneurysm, after the sudden and unexpected loss of my Dad, Kevin Twist.

My dad died suddenly of an aortic aneurysm in August 2020. He was, otherwise, super fit and healthy. He was also a stubborn 65 year old man who basically never went to the doctor. If he had done, this might have been prevented.

Our lovely Dad, David, passed away from a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurism and we'd like to raise funds his memory to help the Aortic Centre Trust with the research into the prevention and treatment of this ticking time bomb condition.

This year I have decided to take on the challenge of this walk over the Mendips. This route is particularly apt for me as James was born in Weston and I was born in Frome. Every year since I lost James i take on a challenge to raise money for The Aortic Centre Trust and keep James's memory alive. I am hoping that a few friends and family will join me along the way.

I lost my brother on April 30th 2017 after major heart surgery.

Taking on this challenge for my Granda.

My 2020 challenge......