I am walking this September in honour of my mum who we sadly lost in January this year. She fought a valiant battle against pancreatic cancer but ‘Pam’ (the tumour’s name) was just too much for her. I am still finding her loss devastating and wanted to do this to do something positive. Miss you and love you always mum xxx

Five weeks ago yesterday, I lost my mother to this terrible disease. One moment she was fit and healthy and looking after my dog when I was on holiday, then she was admitted to hospital and diagnosed, and four weeks later she passed away. I still can't believe she's gone. This is for you, mother, love you and miss you.

My mum died on 23rd August after almost three years fighting pancreatic cancer. She was so brave and positive throughout. We will celebrating her life on Friday 25th September she was an inspiration to many c

I’m walking this September in memory of my friend Clair Wright who sadly passed away in August from this awful disease at the age of 54 , only 7 weeks after diagnosis. Clair was a generous kind spirit and we will all miss her terribly.

I’m walking 197km this September in loving memory of my beautiful dad — the man who meant the world to me and who I lost far too soon to pancreatic cancer. He was my heart, my rock, and my biggest inspiration. Every step I take, every mile I cover, I take for him — to keep his memory alive, to honour the wonderful man he was, and to fight for a future where no family has to go through the pain we have. He walks every step right beside me, and I carry him with me always. I love you forever, Dad ❤️

Give us kiss jools for doing this. X

I've did my target. Continuing to do the September walk. To fulfil it for Jools.

Well 231km done in September so far to 18/9 so well on target for the 300km. Due to your generosity I’ve already raised over £950. I initially targeted £500 but over time increased to £750 and latterly £1000. It’d be great to exceed the £1000 target but whatever we achieve thank you, my family and so many others have been affected by this awful disease so your support is invaluable 👍🏻x

I’m walking 140km this September for my amazing brother Gavin who is now on month 7 of chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer. He’s keeps stepping forward, showing up for chemotherapy every 2 weeks regardless of how he’s feeling, so I’m taking my inspiration from him and putting my best foot forward each day for this challenge. Thinking of everyone else doing this challenge for, or in memory of, family and friends. Big love!

I’m doing this in memory of my late hubby Richard. He passed away back in 2012 at the age of 46yrs, just two weeks after being diagnosed. Leaving behind our two beautiful children that were only 8yr and 4yrs old at the time. I’ve done many charity walks for Pancreatic Cancer and really enjoy bringing awareness to this evil disease as well as raising money to help others. One day we will beat this cancer. Good luck to everyone taking part 💜

You were always an inspiration to me and will forever be my very best lmf xxxx

Would just like to Thank everybody who kindly donated for my 100 mile walk, well over half way and still going strong! Walking for my best friend of 50 years Helen who is fighting with everything she's got..

To Winnie who fought a fight she was never going to win - thanks to Pancreatic Cancer research lives are being saved. God bless you Win

For my wife Claire my brother Andy and my friend Jane

Thankyou everyone for your donations to a very worthy cause, I have completed my steps but plan to keep on to the end of September, I hope in the future that they will find a cure to treat this dreadful illness that is affecting my husband at this present time, and for all the people that are suffering aswell 💜

I’m walking in respect of everyone who is no longer here, and for the people still fighting. Stay strong. 💜

Walking for my gorgeous friend and everyone affected by this awful disease xx

Happy first heavenly birthday mum. Today I will be adding KM to my remember September walk for you and enjoying a gin later on and lighting a candle for you, we miss you so much x

Tony was my run leader and was taken so quickly. He inspired many people to take up running, and told them all it does not matter how fast you are you are still a runner. If you didn’t run in the rain you would never run at all.

I am writing this message to a person I dearly miss. I hope you know how much you are loved. And also to all the people who lost their lives to pancreatic cancer, I wish there was a miracle to get rid of this terrible disease so that all of them could still be with their families.

Working with this charity group for the second time is a pleasure knowing that all funds are being used for the perfect reason!

This is for my mum, she was my best friend and I miss her more that I can say, this photo was taken 5 months before we lost her and at this time had no idea what was to come. She was the bravest person I know

Im taking on this challenge this September to support anyone affected by this devastating disease and remembering those we have lost. Working at the charity I am blown away by the strength and resiliance of our supporters, so I am excited to join you this September.

My best friend, my hero, my everything my mum!!! Miss her more and more every day, not yet 7months but already feels a lifetime!!!

Remembering my wife , Tracey. Everyday in all our thoughts and missed so very much

I'm running this September to honour my dad Bill Walsh and everyone who is affected by this silent assassin of a cancer. We desperately need effective screening to catch this early to give more survival hope to those diagnosed. Let's keep fighting!

This is for Adrian Heywood, my wife's step grandfather who had pancreatic cancer and died just before we got married. It was a fast and aggressive cancer. He was a gent, a legend and a decent chap all round. This is for you Adrian!!

Gone but never forgotten . This terrible disease took her so quickly & at only 52yrs young , she missed so much , never seeing any of her beautiful granddaughters but I know she’ll live on in each of them , they carry her love in their hearts forever 💜💜💜 we love & miss you Dee 💜

Miss you Anne. You were so much a part of our Lifers group, we thought we’d grow old disgracefully together. We will keep up the good work.

Miss you so much my beautiful friend Donna 💜 we will never forget you xx

In memory of my precious dad, miss you every day. Diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on 21st May 2026, passed away 10 days later 💔

I am more than half way through my walking journey , I know you’ll be so proud grandad Vic , loved every minute of every day , miss you loads ❤️

For my lovely friend Richard who had too few weeks after diagnosis

I lost my mum almost 30 years ago. She was my mum, who became my best friend. Our relationship was complicated. She left our family when I was eight years old - I do not remember her being around. As a teenager I grew to know her, which is all I’d ever wanted. I became a mum at 24 years old. I couldn’t imagine abandoning my son - I didn’t understand how she could have left us. Yet, she became my rock. She taught me how to be a mum! I had nothing to draw on. She loved my son! She was a better nan than a mum - and that was good enough for me! My son was six when she died. I was also pregnant with our second son. Her passing was too soon! The cancer that killed my mum is so cruel. Research and treatment hasn’t improved in 30 years! My sons are adults. I’m so proud of them both, but I wish they had known their nan - she was a good nan. X

Walking 84km for Tunde: A Tribute to a Brilliant Soul Thank you for visiting my page. This September, I am taking on the Remember September challenge to walk 84km in memory of my dear first cousin who was truly a big brother to me - Professor Babatunde “Tunde” Ogunnaike. To the academic world, Tunde was a giant: a world-renowned chemical engineer, author, and dean. You can read more on his academic achievements here https://cbe.udel.edu/news/2022/02/25/in-memoriam-babatunde-a-ogunnaike/ But to our family, his greatest genius was his massive heart. He was profoundly talented, wise, and deeply humble. Tunde was a true Renaissance man, a gifted poet and an excellent musician who played the guitar and keyboard so beautifully. More than anything, he was a man of strong Christian faith who brought light and joy into every room. He had a brilliant sense of humor and could make us laugh so effortlessly. Tragically, Tunde was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and passed away just five short months later. It was a sudden, devastating blow to everyone who loved him. Because of how quickly this aggressive disease took him, I am stepping up to fight back. I am walking 84km this month to represent the 84 people who die from pancreatic cancer every three days in the UK. Pancreatic cancer is notoriously difficult to catch early. The funds raised on this page will go directly to Pancreatic Cancer UK to fund cutting-edge research for early diagnosis, better treatments, and vital support for families facing this heartbreaking reality. Every step I take is for Tunde, to remember his generous heart, wisdom, creativity, music, and his laughter. If you are able, please consider making a donation to support my challenge and help fund a future where other families don’t have to suffer this sudden loss. Thank you so much for your generosity, love, and support.

I’m walking this September in memory of my Auntie Julie, who we sadly lost in August 2024, and for my amazing Nan — Julie’s mum — who at 86 is still fighting this horrible disease with so much strength. Pancreatic cancer is devastating, and no family should have to go through what ours has. I’m walking with hope that one day we’ll find a cure, so no one else has to face this heartbreak. I’m doing this for Julie. I’m doing this for my Nan. And I’m doing this for everyone affected by pancreatic cancer. 💜

I’m fighting for everyone whose life has been affected by this terrible disease. Together we can beat it

197km this September for my Mum. 8 weeks since you lost your battle, 8 weeks of not having you next door, 8 weeks of missing you every morning. xx

I’m doing 84km in memory of my mam Beryl who lost the battle to this disease way to young 💜

Walking in support of Phil and everyone who is affected by pancreatic cancer.