Mum sadly passed away from pancreatic cancer in 2021, just one month after being diagnosed, shortly after her 61st birthday. She was the most selfless, kind and caring person, always there for everyone whenever she was needed. I miss her every single day and would give anything for more time with her.❤️

I am remembering my Dad, who lost his fight in March 2024. He spent 3 1/2 years fighting pancreatic cancer and raising huge amounts of money for PCUK so I am trying to do the same in his name 💜

I am walking in memory of my amazing husband Gldstone.He was diagnosed with the disease in Nov 2024 and passed away on March 2025. He only had 3cycles of chemo and couldn't finish the treatment because he was too weak and too much in pain. I will be thinking of him every step of the way and remembering other people that are affected by this horrible disease. I will try and walk as much as I can manage as I am not well myself, but I will do my best to try and raise money in the hope that one day there would be a way to detect this disease earlier. Miss him every day.

Hi Everyone, During September I’ll be supporting Pancreatic Cancer Uk by walking 84Km. This is to acknowledge the 84 people who are diagnosed every 3 days in the Uk. It’s a charity very close to my heart. Last year we lost one of my oldest and dearest friends Sally. She was fun, beautiful and one of the most stylish women! We love and miss her. Even now it feels like a shock writing this - which is the awful thing about this cancer - it takes people swiftly. This year we lost my mums best friend and all round good’n Margaret. Margaret was a justice driven women with a huge heart. Again swiftly taken. I’ll be thinking of them in my walks and hoping that others can get the support and expert information they need.

I'm taking part in Remember September in memory of my lovely Dad who passed away just 6 weeks ago at the age of 76. We love you and miss you every day. Baby Athena is due any day now and I'm so sorry that you didn't get to meet her. We will make sure that your memory lives on Dad xx

Hi everyone, I’m reaching out to ask for your support for something incredibly close to my heart. I’ll be taking part in a charity walk in honour of my amazing mam, who is bravely fighting pancreatic cancer that has spread to her liver. My mam is one of the strongest, most wonderful and caring women I know. Even through the toughest of times, she continues to show incredible strength, love and courage. She means the world to us, and I’m so proud to be doing this walk in her honour. I’m hoping to raise as much money as possible for this important cause, to help support those affected by cancer and hopefully make a difference for other families facing similar journeys. Any donation, no matter how small, would mean so much to us. And if you’re unable to donate, simply sharing this post would also mean the world. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your love, support and generosity. ❤️ For my wonderful mam — we are with you every step of the way. 💜

Hi everyone, I’m reaching out to ask for your support for something incredibly close to my heart. I’ll be taking part in a charity walk in honour of my amazing mam, who is bravely fighting pancreatic cancer that has spread to her liver. My mam is one of the strongest, most wonderful and caring women I know. Even through the toughest of times, she continues to show incredible strength, love and courage. She means the world to us, and I’m so proud to be doing this walk in her honour. I’m hoping to raise as much money as possible for this important cause, to help support those affected by cancer and hopefully make a difference for other families facing similar journeys. Any donation, no matter how small, would mean so much to us. And if you’re unable to donate, simply sharing this post would also mean the world. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your love, support and generosity. ❤️ For my wonderful mam — we are with you every step of the way. 💜

I am walking 84km in Remember September in memory of anyone who has been lost to this disease, and also in support of all people and their families affected by this disease. I want to help raise awareness and support and hopefully one day we can help to find a cure xx

We are walking in memory of our amazing son Dan, who was diagnosed in May of this year, and sadly passed away, with incredible dignity but unable to receive treatment, in July. Dan loved the outdoors and walked coast to coast across Scotland, over the Cairngorms and Nevis Range, only 12 months before. Every step is in honour of the nicest, kindest man you would ever meet. Just 49 years old.

Doing all we can in your honour Keke. We love you always, we miss you forever xxx

Im walking in september in support of my lovely mumma! She was diagnosed with stage 4 in may, already spread to liver, lung and lymph node. She had been feeling not too good for a couple of months, she put it down to the Diabetes (we know now why that wasnt being managed) and an accident a few years ago when she was knocked off her bike by a big car! But i think good news today. After a couple of months of chemo. Tumours in pancreas reduced by 25%. Liver reduced significantly some by 50%. Lung and lymph nodes disappeared. Walking in september for my mum!

Dad my hero - i miss you, i miss just texting or hearing your voice, i miss you being that fun loving grandy to the kids.. i wish love could of saved you. You suffered the most awful year and i wish i could of had more time together. Love you dad xx

I was lucky enough to have my dad around until he was 70 but it was still way too early for someone who loved life and loved his family. Miss you always Dad, forever loved and remembered xx

My mam, my warrior is the bravest woman I know! Battling pancreatic cancer since 2025 and never lost her hope or her big smile. This walk is for you mam, I love you.

Remembering Uncle Mark, forever grateful for all that you were Monkey!

Walking to remember my Dad Chris who died too young and who we miss every day. Your grandchildren know who you are Dad. Never forgotten xx

am taking on this walking challenge to raise vital funds for pancreatic cancer research, a cause that strikes at the very heart of my family. This devastating disease is hereditary for us; we have already tragically lost my beloved aunt and my sister. Currently, my mum, brother, niece, cousins, and second cousins all carry the hereditary gene, and my mum is courageously undergoing palliative chemotherapy. We are walking to fund research that will discover new treatments, establish essential screening programs for early diagnosis, and ultimately find a cure to save future generations. With our walking boots, trail maps, and snacks ready, we would be incredibly grateful for your support through a small donation—or you can even join us on one of our walks to cheer us on!

for our amazing Mum/Nanny 🤍

I'm walking in memory of my wonderful mum Catherine, who died of pancreatic cancer in 2021. She was always active so I know she would love me taking on this challenge! I'll be thinking of her every step of the way, and everyone else that has and will be affected by this awful disease.

The Mum and Grandma that is missed so much every day.... she was the Heart of the family and taken so quickly, we all do as much as we can to try and raise money in the hope that one day there is a way to detect this earlier and a cure would be amazing

To one of the nicest kindest people I have had the pleasure of knowing for 40 years. He would light up a room the minute he entered it - unfortunately he passed away from this horrible disease in September 2025.

I'm walking in memory of my Dad and my friend Issy, both taken way too soon by pancreatic cancer. Both were among the best and kindest people I was privileged to know - and both full of life and full of mischief. I miss them both daily and am so grateful to Pancreatic Cancer UK for the support they offer and the action they take to research, educate and campaign.

Gone too soon. X

In memory of my amazing beautiful mummy ❤️💔💔 December 2014 told she was all clear nothing to worry about, then by February 2015 diagnosed with just weeks to live. No treatment offered as was too late to even try. 7 weeks she fought like hell in absolute agony but refused to give up 💔 miss you mummy every minute of everyday 💔❤️😘

My lovely Dad died in 2000 from pancreatic cancer and is much missed. When he was ill Dad willingly took part in a research trial which aimed to further the knowledge and understanding of how to successfully treat pancreatic cancer. I would like to take this opportunity to continue supporting such valuable research. Any help whether pounds or pence would be gratefully received. Many thanks.. Nikki

John and Pete, dear friends , always in our hearts 🥰

In memory of my special dad who lost his fight to pancreatic cancer at only 72. Sixteen years without you… so much time has passed, so much has changed, yet some days it still feels like yesterday. We miss you always and forever celebrate your life xx

I’m walking in memory of my big brother Ian (Morris) who sadly died on the 18th June 2024. He was very much loved & is missed every single day. I hope to raise what I can to help those who are still living with this cruel disease.

I'm walking 140km this September to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer and to help raise some money too. Walking in memory of my Dad, Steve 🧡

Im doing this in memory of my Darling Julie ( Jools ) who died on the 12th of May 2026. She hasn't passed away she is still here with me. Along with people who have sadly died with this aweful type of cancer. They are all still with us. Fight this for them X

I’m walking in memory of my husband Trevor who passed away in May. He fought this cruel illness to the end. He is loved and missed everyday.

I'm walking for our late Father, Husband, Grandad and Great Grandad, David Jones, who was sadly taken by this disease in June 2022, you are missed by so many every day. I am also walking for Gill's brother who was diagnosed a few short weeks ago and is battling hard, keep it up!.

Diagnosed in April, and I am walking to support all affected by this disease. Keep strong, keep fighting.

I’m walking in memory of my husband Trevor who lost his fight against this cruel disease in May. A brave and strong man who is loved and missed everyday.

My loving dad who sadly lost his battle to cancer in May 2026 after being diagnosed end of January 2026

I'm walking 84km in September to remember my Dad who, was taken from us just 10 days after diagnosis in March. This disease is so brutal, with most people being diagnosed in the later stages. Nobody should have to go through this, I'm determined to raise awareness and through doing so, help to prevent others going through what my Dad went through.

I am doing this walk for my husband Michael who was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer at the end of 2024 , he had major surgery , 12 doses of gruelling chemotherapy but unfortunately the cancer has spread to his liver now and is terminal . even with the lates diagnoses he is very positive and keeping his spirits up .

In honour of my mum, Helen

This September, I’ll be walking 197km for my amazing twin brother, who is facing pancreatic cancer with such incredible strength, courage and humour. I want him to know that he is never alone — he is deeply loved, supported and in our thoughts every single day, not only by me but also by his wonderful friends and colleagues.

We lost our Mum three weeks after finding out she had this awful disease. Mum will live on in our hearts through photos and memories shared but nothing will replace the heartache and empty space her passing has left. I have all this nervous energy Mum and what better way to get rid of it than by walking in your memory and maybe I might see a robin or two on my walks. Until we meet again Mum, Sis and Nan x❤️x