In loving memory of
Hans
30/05/1959 - 11/04/2023
Thank you for making me love animals, nature and giving me a taste for adventure.
Support my challenge to fight for a world without pancreatic cancer
This September, I'm walking 84km for the 84 people who die from pancreatic cancer every 3 days in the UK.
Pancreatic cancer is the deadliest common cancer in the UK.
Right now, 31 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer every day in the UK.
So this September, I'm challenging myself to get up, get moving and walk 84km remember those we've lost, and stand with those affected by pancreatic cancer.
Please make a donation to support me, and together...
We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them.
My Activity Tracking
246
kms
My target 101 kms
My memory wall for my dad, Hans
My Tribute Post
Thank you to my sponsors
£55.88
Spring Glow Up Sarl
❤️ bien joué
£5
Anonymous
£5
Anonymous
£23.45
Caroline Stewart
All the best Don!
£15
Isobel Morrison
Fantastic cause, well done you
£12.25
David Martí-pete
Amazing work Don, congratulations! :-)
£12.25
Karen
£16.98
Ruth Craig
£33.83
Radek
£16.98
Adam
Good luck! 😊
£4
James
£12.01
David W-e
£30
Tigi
Courage for the walk. We miss your Dad too.
£6.56
Nicolas Dear
£27.84
Helen Portal
Good luck Don, I will be thinking of you and your father during these days :)
£28.44
Sanidhya Painuli
£28.44
Anonymous
£23.45
Barry
£14
Don Von Rohland
Thank you to my sponsors
£27.84
Helen Portal
Good luck Don, I will be thinking of you and your father during these days :)
£28.44
Sanidhya Painuli
£28.44
Anonymous
£23.45
Caroline Stewart
All the best Don!
£23.45
Barry
£16.98
Ruth Craig
£16.98
Adam
Good luck! 😊
£15
Isobel Morrison
Fantastic cause, well done you
£14
Don Von Rohland
£12.25
David Martí-pete
Amazing work Don, congratulations! :-)
£12.25
Karen
£12.01
David W-e
£6.56
Nicolas Dear
£5
Anonymous
£5
Anonymous
£4
My dad was told he only had a few weeks left to live when he was finally diagnosed. He went on to survive 3 more years driven by his love for his family and taking part in every medical trial that would have him. He believed in science and research. The public health services refused to provide him end of life care as he was told he lived remotely. Again he preferred to stay in the family home with make-do end of life care rather than be separated from us. That's why I'm walking 100k this September to honour him and to help others in this situation.