“We are truly grateful...'
A Dunmurry family have raised £1,540 in memory of their late husband and father who died from a suspected cardiac arrest in 2017.
The match was held at Lisburn Rangers’ ground, Stanley Park, where Tommy was a stalwart member in and was well supported by the local community.Each year, there are around 1,400 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in Northern Ireland and sadly less than one in ten people survive. Following Tommy’s death, his family have been involved in numerous fundraising activities for the British Heart Foundation Northern Ireland.
Jacqui English said: “We want to thank everyone who helped us raise money for this good cause and to remember my husband Tommy at his beloved Lisburn Rangers.
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