In 2015 the couple celebrated the birth of their daughter Jinnie, before their lives were turned upside down 18 months later when Hannah was diagnosed with metastatic bowel cancer in March 2017.
After an immensely strong and brave battle, Hannah died in November 2017.
To mark what would have been her 35th birthday, Tony and two of Hannah’s closest friends, Sally Dutton and Sarah-Ann Smith, did a sponsored skydive from 10,000 feet.
Tony said, ‘We wanted to do something significant to remember Hannah. Before we jumped, the hazy afternoon sun was starting to set and everything felt very calm. When up in the air, It felt like Hannah was there with us. The jump was a very emotional experience. You fall 5,000 feet in about 25 seconds at 120 miles an hour. We think Hannah would have been very impressed.’
Everyone at St Michael’s would like to give a heartfelt thank you to Tony, Sally and Sarah and to everyone who sponsored their remarkable tribute to a much-loved woman.
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