A new addition to the Wilson family!

Lisa’s brother Scott and his wife Kelly had a baby girl on 30th December

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Aimee Megan Wilson, a sister for Riley who will soon be celebrating his 2nd birthday.

Congratulations from everyone!

Lisa’s boyfriend in the UK

Nathan Hodskiss, or Nook as he is known, came over for the gala dinner as part of his world tour. He is currently in Newcastle before travelling to Alaska and onto South America on his way home. As well as attending the De Vere fund raiser where he wore an outrageous orange suit, he has visited Lisa’s tree and bench at Bolderwood and her memorial paver at St.Mary’s stadium. He has also met a few celebrities along the way.

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Nathan pictured at St. Mary’s Stadium with Lisa’s memorial paver.


Watch out for Lisathedaddy on the track

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Lisa’s mum Tricia was surprised to be given a two year old filly for her birthday by Clive. The horse, duly named ‘Lisathedaddy’ is currently in training for her first race in the new year.  Recently schooled by David, who has been very pleased with her will to stay ahead of the field, she will soon be moving to Twyford where trainer Brendan Powell is hopeful that she will be a winner. Clive hopes that Lisathedaddy will raise publicity for the charity and give the family some nice days out at the races.

Clive completes the London Marathon and raise over £6000 for Lisa’s charity

On Sunday 18th of April, Clive Wilson ran the London Marathon and raised over £6000 for the charity.

 

A message from Clive:

I would just like to thank everyone for their fantastic support for me running the London Marathon on behalf of Lisa’s Charity.

Your generosity will help five less fortunate students get their opportunity to follow their University ambitions and at the same time ensure Lisa’s name will live on. Without doubt this was the most difficult personal challenge I have ever set myself and probably the most rewarding moment of my life to complete it.

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To read Clive’s full account of the day and to see more photos of the man in action, please click here.