Lifesaving Defibrillator Donated In Memory of Joe Spooner
Our thanks to Stephen and Tracey Spooner for their continued support in memory of their beloved son Joe who tragically passed away in 2005 aged just 15. SADS UK would like to thank all of Joe’s family and friends who work so tirelessly to raise awareness and funds for SADS UK which has enabled many defibrillators to have been and continue to be placed in the community in Joe’s memory to help save lives.
Article link published in the Rugby Advertiser : Rugby family's fundraising in honour of son sees lifesaving defibrillator donated to Abbots Farm Infants School | Rugby Advertiser
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