In loving memory of
Michael Lewis Lancaster
14/01/1944 - 04/12/2021
Not to die in vain…but to die in hope.
Please help me to support Pancreatic Cancer UK in their continual endeavour to understand more about this vile cancer, to help research & save precious lives
This September I'm walking 100km for people who are diagnosed with &/or die from Pancreatic Cancer. It’s coming up to 5 years this December since my dad died of Pancreatic Cancer, from diagnosis to death was 7 months and he was 77…hence my target to raise £777…dads final months are still incomprehensible, words are not sufficient to describe & explain witnessing & being a hands on carer to someone dying of PC…life changing. Dad courageously donated his cells for medical research whilst he was still alive, I support PCUK monthly, but at this 5 year anniversary it’s appropriate to do more…
Pancreatic cancer is the deadliest common cancer in the UK…all cancers are grim BUT this cancer is especially vile, watching a loved one / a friend / whoever, starve to death, is an experience I wish no one to ever have to experience…
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 100km to 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
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My target 100 kms
My memory wall for my dad, Michael Lewis Lancaster
My Tribute Post
Thank you to my sponsors
£50
Mary Lancaster
£10
Emily Lee
Good Luck Helen ❤️ xxx
£10
Melissa Wardle
Well done Helen- I'll be thinking of you this month Xxx
£28.44
Sharon Mills
What a STAR you are Helen. We know you can do this,you are AMAZING. Your Dad would be so proud of you.❤️
£28.44
Liesl Pollock
Amazing Helen. Good luck.. Love you loads xxx
£28.44







Walking to raise awareness & vital funds for the second time in honour & memory of dad who died Dec’21 of Pancreatic Cancer….discovered far too late for him, despite SO MANY signs & symptoms over the years…his biological mum also died of this vile disease at exactly the same age. During his many investigations / procedures and his month long hospitalisation dad agreed to donate cells for ongoing research through Lancaster University, he knew nothing could be done for him, but hoped his cells might go someway to understand Pancreatic Cancer further…he died in hope so we should live in hope today and look to a future where more is understood about Pancreatic Cancer and more lives are saved. In memory of Michael Lewis Lancaster