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A family legacy

Rosemary Thompson volunteered with the St Helena retail team for 25 years, and her devoted husband of 67 years, Mark, supported the hospice for decades too. 

The children of Rosemary and Mark Thompson have generously pledged to give joy in their parents’ honour by contributing to the matched funding pot, where donations made until 3rd December will be matched.

“We miss Mark and Rosemary deeply – they were wonderful parents, loving grandparents and devoted great grandparents. They leave behind a wonderful family legacy.”

Image: Rosemary Thompson volunteered with the St Helena Hospice charity shop for 25 years
Image Rosemary and Mark Thompson's family are supporting St Helena Hospice
 

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