Celebration of LIFE
On Sat June 27th we are arranging a celebratory concert with music of the highest calibre.
This year is very special for our family as our daughter Natasha celebrates the 25th anniversary of her life changing and life saving “Heart and Lung” transplant on 26th June. A fantastic milestone and all due to the fact that a family, at a very sad time, agreed to allow the organs of their loved one be used for ‘organ transplantation.’
So, as we come towards this fantastic milestone of 25yrs, what do we do. Sit back, do nothing and enjoy it, or celebrate it in style.
We owe so much to Harefield Hospital for the care Natasha has received over the years and yes, we want to celebrate, but also give something back by raising much needed funds for the Hospital.
Local media have followed Natasha’s story over these years.
On Sat June 27th we are arranging a celebratory concert with music of the highest calibre. Featuring the YNYSOWEN MALE CHOIR. They are from the Aberfan district of South Wales and are very much in demand to sing at various events.
They were formed as a result of the tragic Aberfan disaster in 1966. Eight men who lost loved ones in the disaster were so grateful for all the love and donations that were given to the area, that they formed the choir and they in turn would try to support other worthwhile causes by given concerts.
Supporting the choir we have a superb singer/songwriter Emma Davis from South London. She is an excellent soprano soloist and a former soloist with the Salvation Army’s elite choir, The International Staff Songsters. An excellent solo singer, Emma will enhance the men’s voices in a special way.
Compere for the evening will be Martin Heath, BBC Radio Northampton presenter.
The concert will be held at the Wellingborough Salvation Army Hall, Salem Rd @ 7.00pm. Tickets will cost £10 for an excellent evening of music for all tastes.
If you could pass on details of the concert to your family & friends and lets make sure we have a ‘sell out’ and that we can raise lots of funds for the Harefield Hospital Transplant Unit as a way of saying ‘thank you’ for what they have done for not only Natasha, but other transplant recipients.