In memory of Marce who fought bravely and will forever be missed. And Lauren, thank F&*K you fought and won and we will forever be grateful.

We walk in loving honour of Mum and Grandma, Sue Gardner

My beautiful Mum Susanne, I miss you more today than ever. I wish you were here to see beautiful Lily growing into a gorgeous little girl. I know you are watching over us from above - she sometimes does things you did even though she has never met you. Love you now and forever Mum

In loving memory of Patricia Wardle. My wonderful Aunty Trish lost to ovarian cancer. Sadly missed, always remembered with much love xoxo

We walk In honour of our Mum Louise, who we sadly lost last year. She was so strong, funny and one of a kind. We will love you forever Mum. 💕🎀

I'm running my 23rd Mother's Day Classic in loving memory of Terri Yendall: 14.04.1965 - 08.11.2001 aged 36. A young mum who adored and loved her children Jace, and Joel, and twins Brodey and Shae, tragically taken from her family, forever in our hearts. Love always, your sister-in-law Michelle Yendall

In loving memory of my dear, lovely, kind and beautiful mum! You are my HERO. You fought hard with a smile. The world is empty without you.. miss you 🫀

You are not alone 🩷 You are strong and brave 🩷

For my beautiful sister who sadly lost her battle with triple negative breast cancer 3 years ago after fighting for 18 months. We do this for you, in memory of your strength and resilience. We love and miss you more then you could ever know 💕

Walking for Mum (Flossie) who lost her battle with secondary breast cancer, myself, a survivor of 17 years and my beautiful sister, Carole, who has been newly diagnosed. The fight continues.

Pippa - the world lost a lot of sparkle when you passed but how amazingly brave you were. Love and miss you every moment

My children and I are walking in the Newcastle MDC to honour of my beautiful Mum who fought so bravely against Ovarian Cancer. Diagnosed at just 49 years old she succumbed to the illness at 53. Always the light in every room, everybody who met her was instantly drawn to her. Even when faced with a terminal illness, she continued to radiate positivity and joy everywhere she went. She even purchased herself an Audi convertible mid treatment because "if i'm going to have terminal cancer, i'm going to do in in style". So very loved and so very deeply missed every day! Thank you for opening up this years Mothers Day Classic to Ovarian Cancer Research, may we one day see an improvement in survival rates for this awful disease.