Jamie Forrester to take part in London Marathon


By Nathan Jackson
March 31 2011

Former Lincoln City striker Jamie Forrester will run the 26 mile London Marathon in a few weeks and he will be representing the Lincoln MS Therapy Centre. At the current time his JustGiving page has just £135 and he's looking for more donations.

Forrester was at Sincil Bank for the recent game against Rotherham, helping raise funds for the Richard Butcher Memorial Fund with former Imps Alan Marriott and Paul Connor.

The former Imps striker will be making the difficult run in mid-April and is looking for as many donations as possible. At the current moment he is at £135 from his just giving page. Please follow the link below to donate.

Jamie's JustGiving Page

He will be raising money for the Lincoln MS Therapy Centre. Their statement reads "We are a local Charity in Lincolnshire with a Therapy Centre for those with Multiple Sclerosis offering Physiotherapy, oxygen therapy (HDOT), Reflexology, Aromatherapy, help and advice."

Please donate generously.

Jamie Forrester to take part in London Marathon
Posted by: theimps.ka (IP Logged)
Date: 31/03/2011 00:04

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Re: Jamie Forrester to take part in London Marathon
Posted by: Rob Peel (IP Logged)
Date: 31/03/2011 15:27

Not wanting to sound like a killjoy but peoples money will only strecth so far....Lots of money has been donated to Butch memorial we ran 'Movember' at work and everyone was very generous raising over £600
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But seems bad timing

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