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30/03/21

Thank you to everyone who is attending the walk in memory of Rhiannon on Saturday to raise awareness about not drink driving when Boris lets everyone socialise again and the pubs reopen. If you’re going to drink get a cab or take a walk home! Stay safe and be sensible! If this campaign can stop one person drink driving and ruining someone’s life then some good has come out of this nightmare my family are going through.

Keep sharing the page, rise awareness and remember our beautiful Rhiannon’s  life was cut way too short because of some idiots choices . 😢 ❤️ 

23/02/2021

As some may know it’s Rhiannon’s birthday on the 4th March. We will be marking the day in our own way and ensuring the babies know this was the day mummy was born.

I have decided to do a sponsored walk from Wimbledon where Rhiannon went to school to the crash site at the Lord Nelson. I will be raising money for the air ambulance service.

I would love for some of you to join me and Carly on our walk.

Due to the covid rules I thought best to wait until after we can meet as group of 6 outside. If there’s more than we can do a few groups of 6.

Date and time: Saturday 3rd April at 2pm. 

I will post the route to whoever is interested, but would love some people to do it with me. 

I’m asking people to donate £10 or whatever they can Which woulda been the cost of a cab if the drunk driver had left his car that night and jumped in a cab, our beautiful Ban would be here to celebrate her 22nd birthday!

If you can’t join us then please donate and/or share this link. Thank you 

23/11/2020

My niece Rhiannon Theresa Hall aged only 21 tragically lost her life on the 22nd October. 

She was involved in an awful road accident where she was hit by a drunk hit and run driver. She was loved by so many, a daughter, a partner, a sister a friend to us all and most importantly the most beautiful loving caring mummy to her two girls. 

On Friday 16th October when she was hit, the London air ambulance took her to St George’s hospital where they gave her the best chance for treatment. Unfortunately as we all know, although, the air ambulance team, paramedics and ICU team tried their hardest to help her, her machines were turned off on the Thursday 22nd. 

I know people have already donated to the funding pages to support the family during this hard time. But we thought as many of you would have loved to show your respects at the funeral and can’t due to the covid rules, then maybe instead of flowers you could donate on this page.

Thanks so much in advance 

Jodie