Will be deeply missed

I am doing this in memory of a close friend Jenny who has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and also my friends husband who has just started chemo for pancreatic cancer.

Walking in memory of my dear friend Anne. We miss you so much and I will think of you with every step. Please donate even a little, anything will help support this campaign to give hope to others suffering. xx

Walking for Paul who was taken poorly 1st September 2019 - passed peacefully 28th November 2019. 💔 Seems a fitting thing to do for you Paul, potentially help others who may go through the same thing. Every little helps- miss you every day Paul xxx ❤️❤️

You are always in our thoughts. An exceptional strong women wife parent grandparent and great grandparent. Well loved

For my mum

In the short ten years I was lucky enough to know Judith, it was clear from the very first moment that she carried a light all of her own. She was the life and soul of every gathering — the one whose laughter lifted the room, whose humour softened the hard days, and whose kindness stitched people together. Judith wasn’t just fun‑loving; she was love‑giving — a devoted member of the family, a loyal friend to more people than most of us could ever count, and a source of joy to everyone fortunate enough to cross her path. She was loved by many, cherished by many, and now missed by many. Her absence is felt deeply, but her presence remains — in the stories we tell, the smiles she sparked, and the memories she gifted us. Judith will never be forgotten. Her spirit lives on in all of us who had the privilege of calling her family, friend, and bright soul.

Crazy cat and animal lover, line dancing, Rock Choir, swimming, walking, foreign holidays, just always on the go. I hold you dear in my heart.

Walking was something we had always done and it seems appropriate to walk to support this fundraiser, recalling Jan along the way.

In memory of my beautiful Stella and for all the walks we never got to do together. Nearly a year now, I miss you massively and it doesn't get any better.

Walking for Dad who passed in September nearly two years ago. Miss you, Dad - seems a fitting thing to do for you and potentially help others who may go through the same thing. Even just a small amount would help. Love you Dad xxxx

This one’s for you Nan, for your bravery and strength I miss you more and more every day 💔

I am raising funds for my brother Andy who sadly passed away from Pancreatic cancer two years ago he had just retired and turned 60 😞

Tammies mum was one in a million.She was in the hospice when I met her but everyone who knew her tell me that she was kind,generous had a bizarre sense of humour (this passed on thru Tammie) loved her animals and loud music and was fiercely independent. Tammie has some beautiful memories too remember but,you can’t hug a memory.We often wonder if she would still be with us causing chaos if Pancreatic cancer hadn’t taken her from us. Pancreatic cancer has so little funding we try and do something every September. Not only honouring awareness but as September 13th is the anniversary of her passing. So there you go,our reason for fundraising in memory of a one in a million lady. Thankyou.

I'm doing it in memory of my dad who passed away from pancreas cancer.

Thank you so much one and all for the donations so far, because of your generosity I am on well on the way to achieving my target of £500. or maybe even more. God bless you all, let's fight this awful disease and save lives together.

We’re joining the challenge to remember Phil Nash ❤️ Phil was my step dad. He died just two months after diagnosis at the age of 65. He is missed so very much by all his friends and family. He was a much loved husband, dad, grandad, brother, friend and more. We hope to raise funds in his memory for pancreatic cancer UK.

To my absolutely incredible Dad! I miss you more than anything ❤️

My lovely dad is my inspiration and motivation to walk 84km in September. My dad fought pancreatic cancer for a few short months before it so cruelly took him from us . He was so brave through it all. My dad was an amazing man who deserved so much more than to die so young from this awful disease. I am walking in very proud memory of my dad, Malcolm .

Much loved and always remembered. She was always ready to help so, please, in her memory please give generously to help find improved diagnosis and treatment of this awful disease.

I’m walking in memory of Ian Benbow my loving husband of 36 years, who lost his brave fight with pancreatic cancer in February 2022 aged 57 years ❤️ His main focus was to make me a new home close to my family in Cornwall ❤️

I am taking part in the Remember September walk to remember my amazing, one of a kind Dad. He had 19 days after diagnosis. 19 days!!! That wasnt long enough. The best person you could ever meet, never complained and always there for family no matter what. He lifted me when I was down and always stood in my corner. He knew me like no one else in this world and has left me feeling lost. The best Dad I could ever ask for who gave the greatest unspoken love. His actions spoke for him and I am who I am because of him. This cancer is the worst and I hope any donations I recieve make some sort of impact towards research so other families dont have to feel the gut wrenching heartache we have had to go through since the day he left us. For you Dad, always and forever trying to make you proud!!

I was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer with metastasis in 2008. Following 111 chemotherapy sessions in 2015 I underwent major surgery and am now cancer free.

I’m walking for my Grandad - who has recently been diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer 😢💜

Miss you Jools my go wife of 41 years and 2 years before that. Loved the and everthing. Else Xx. I'd walk on hot coals for you. Xx

Its for you Jools. X

Thanks for all the donations so far. Totally fab. I'll do my best to fulfil it for Julie Ann xx

I’m walking this in memory of my beautiful grandma xx

I am doing this to remember my dear friend Annie King who was a joy to know in so many ways. Pancreatic Cancer took her from us ! I miss her so much

I was diagnosed with PC in Feb 26. I’ll be walking and raising money for research and to create more awareness.

I was diagnosed with inoperable PC on 27th Feb 2026. I’m going to do the walk and raise as much as I can to help research and also to raise awareness.

I'm doing this for my sister Jan who died too early and for all the other families suffering from this awful disease

I miss you every day Dad. X

Thanks Ollie

I am walking 84km in solidarity with my amazing friend Sarah who inspires me every day she is so brave , positive and is not going down without a fight I love you Sarah you are my very own warrior

Walking for my mum who died of pancreatic cancer in April 2026 aged 87. Love you mum

I am walking to remember and honour my beautiful grandma who lost her battle to pancreatic cancer. 💜🎗️

Both my auntie Pat and her daughter Suzie died of pancreatic cancer, within 18months of each other. Suzie was only 51 and had fought for 5 years to conquer her illness. They were both so very strong and brave. As a family, we miss them both.

I'm walking in living memory of ny husband Aidan who died at the end of 2024, only 11 weeks after he was diagnosed. He was very fit, a keen cyclist who looked after himself. His symptoms had been dismissed as muscle pains from his cycling for months and by the time it was found it was too late for any treatment at all, he didn't even get a biopsy. He was only 57. I want to play a part in helping others, both now and in the future and ensure that stories like Aidan's become a thing of the past.

Honouring my Dad who just lost his life to Pancreatic cancer after only two weeks. Our hearts are shattered but his legacy will remain. 💛