'I can't think everyone enough for their support for myself and the boys over the past few weeks and months'
The death of a popular Belfast man has kickstarted a mammoth fundraising effort in aid of those who cared for him during his illness.
The 43-year-old was diagnosed with stage 4 CRC cancer in December 2021. He died peacefully at the NI Hospice on February 8, 2023, surrounded by his wife Karen, children Niall, Leo and Conor.From his diagnosis, through to his final months, the Northern Ireland Hospice was there for Tommy, and his surrounding family and friends. The family are embarking on a major fundraising and awareness drive, to give back to the Hospice, in Tommy's memory.
"The Hospice played such a vital role in his final months and have been an invaluable support to us as a family. "Alternatively there is a Just Giving page for anyone wishing to make a donation. We are going to make this a night to remember and celebrate the legend that is Tommy K.
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