Lisa’s Legacy in the news
An article about Lisa’s Legacy and the Golf Day appeared in the Daily Echo last week and it’s a lovely read…“Lisa’s Legacy lives on”
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13th Lisa Wilson Golf Day breaks all records
Trish Wilson wins Ladies’ Nearest The Pin
The 13th Lisa Wilson Golf Day at Wellow on Saturday 25th was an overwhelming success. Whilst the weather had been atrocious on the Friday before, Lisa sent a lovely day of sunshine for the golfers to enjoy. With 100 Wellow members playing in the members tournament and 36 in the friends and guests competition the golf was really well supported.
Some 80 friends sponsors and guests came along for the evening meal and about the same number of members, filling the clubhouse with 160 for the prize giving and star cabaret.
Former Scholarship winner Charlotte Lystor spoke emotionally about her experience as a recipient of a Lisa Wilson Scholarship and the life changing way in which it had affected her life.
The star cabaret was performed by singer/songwriter and comedian, Steve Womack, who delivered an outstanding performance. The raffle raised £755 and the silent auction raised £1055. After the raffle,the singer and good friend entertained the audience with his usual smooth style and had everyone on the dance floor until the close at midnight.
With sponsorship and donations coming in at over £7000 plus members entry fees, the amount of money raised is expected to be in excess of £9000–another 9 years added to Lisa’s amazing legacy.
Thank you all for your amazing support.
Another student success story
We also received this letter from Garry Halsey
Dear Clive and Tricia
Today I found out my degree classification and I’m pleased to say that I gained a 2:1!!
Without the help from you this would of never happened, the money helped me no end and I can’t thank you enough!
I hope one day that I can repay it to you and to keep Lisa’s legacy going!
With love from a very grateful graduate!
Garry
Congratulations Garry, and thank you.
Five new students receive bursaries
On Tuesday 23rd September, five students were awarded bursaries at the twelfth presentation for the Lisa Wilson Scholarship Fund Awards. Over forty people attended the ceremony at Southampton Solent University.
Many of the students still at the university came along to attend the event which was dedicated to Lisa’s memory, during the presentation by Clive he showed the way she had “Lived Her Dream” travelling the world, and included a film of her bungy jump in New Zealand and a pictorial presentation of her journey around the world.
This year’s recipients pictured with Tricia and Clive Wilson.
Joe Dormer with his Outstanding Achievement Award
This year’s Outstanding Achievement Award went to Joe Dormer who graduated with a First in TV & Studio production, an amazing achievement.