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£100,278
raised of £20,000 target by 1340 supporters

    Weʼve raised £100,278 to support the following charities Wales Air Ambulance and YoungMinds In memory of our beloved son Ethan Joseph Ross

    Funded on Saturday, 12th March 2022

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    #MoveAMarathonforEthan

    Our Son Ethan Ross was only 17 years old when he tragically lost his life following a collision on the A55 near St Asaph, Denbighshire in North Wales on September 12th 2020, Ethan was flown to Stoke Hospital by Wales Air Ambulance, but devastatingly he passed away two days later. Along with our family, friends we are encouraging the public to ‘Move a Marathon for Ethan’ in his memory.

    Ethan was a hugely popular, and well respected young man, who worked part time as a waiter in Bodelwyddan Castle Hotel, and was also a member of the Denbigh Town FC Development Squad. He was “selfless, kind, caring, determined, quiet and gifted with huge competitive nature. Ethan was studying Maths and Physics A Levels at Denbigh High School and hoping to go on to Bristol University to study Aerospace Engineering. Ethan had great aspirations and desires. He wanted to travel the world. Ethan was so organised and had his life mapped out. Ethan loved to sing and would bellow out the Greatest showman - 'Never Enough' at the top of his voice. Ethan loved science and space and had a huge passion about stars and the universe. The world will be an emptier palace now Ethan is not in it. Ethan had written the following for his personal statement for University, which just sums Ethan up to a tee - As a young man fascinated with the world around me, I have found myself always drawn to looking up to the sky. I want my life to have purpose and benefit mankind in some way. He has certainly done this giving so many a gift of life with his organ donations. We must now carry on his legacy...

    Over the weekend of 18th/20th June 2021, you can help raise funds for this worthwhile cause by completing 26.2 miles of any activity you enjoy. You can get friends and family to join you in as many activities as you want and break your ‘marathon’ into as many sessions as you need. Once your 26.2 miles is complete, you’ve moved your own marathon! Ethan’s dad Paul, his brother Callum and hopefully myself will take the tougher route by running a full marathon on Sunday 20th June and we would like to invite as many people as possible to join in and support us along the way.

    Planning for the event is well underway, with a number of activities already lined up. On Friday 18th June 2021 a number of schools from Llangollen – Denbigh – St. Asaph – Prestatyn will also be taking part, and holding a fundraising day in their school. A logo in Ethan’s memory has been designed by his girlfriend Mya, and a webpage has been created as a hub for the event. https://denbighshireleisure.co.uk/moveamarathonforethan

    We would love as many people as possible to get involved and Move a Marathon in memory of our beloved son Ethan. We would like to thank Denbighshire Leisure Ltd for offering to support the event and for being our official partner. We have chosen the Welsh Air Ambulance and Young Minds, two charities that are very important to our family. We would like to thank everyone who has been in touch already, let’s make this event as ginormous as Ethan’s heart and make him as proud as he did us.”

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    • Helen Ross3 years ago
      Helen Ross

      Helen Ross

      3 years ago
      Update from the Page owner

      ⭐️⭐️⭐️A M A Z I N G N E W S⭐️⭐️⭐️ We are half way off our target - thank you, thank you, thank you everyone we couldn’t do this with out all your support 💙 We are going to smash this 👊🏻

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    • Helen Ross3 years ago
      Helen Ross

      Helen Ross

      3 years ago
      Update from the Page owner

      Wow we are nearly at 🌟£8,000🌟 with the sign up, Ross Dogs and the St Asaph Prints 💙 Thank you all so much for your support. Let’s do this #MoveAMarathonForEthan

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    • Helen Ross3 years ago
      Helen Ross

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      3 years ago
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    Supporters

    1340

    • Denise Owen

      Denise Owen

      Feb 26, 2022

      Keep up the great work

      £10.00

    • Anonymous

      Anonymous

      Jan 31, 2022

    • Sean Evans

      Sean Evans

      Jan 22, 2022

    • makes me cry reading this I’m so sorry

      makes me cry reading this I’m so sorry

      Dec 9, 2021

      ❤️

    • Denbigh High School

      Denbigh High School

      Dec 8, 2021

      Thank you so much to the staff, pupils and all the community at Ethan’s High School - Denbigh High for supporting us 💙

      £1,147.00

    • Rosie Peace

      Rosie Peace

      Dec 3, 2021

      Well done for what you have achieved so far for Wales Air Ambulance. I hope this small amount will help towards you reaching £100,000! So sorry for your loss - Ethan sounds like a great lad. xxx

      £20.00

    • Ysgol Brynhyfryd

      Ysgol Brynhyfryd

      Nov 27, 2021

      Thank you so much to all your staff, pupils and all the community at Ysgol Brynhyfryd for supporting us 💙

      £1,178.00

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