Crowle stroke victim shows appreciation

A double cheque presentation took place at Val Janssen’s Crowle home show her appreciation of treatment she received after suffering a stroke earlier this year.
By The Newsroom
Published 1st Jan 2015, 08:00 BST
Crowle cheque presentation - (pictured from left) Christine Wharton (stroke prevention and support adviser at Scunthorpe Hospital), Paula Buttrick, Lynn Whalley, Val Janssen and Louise Wright (Isle of Axholme support group for Lindsey Lodge Hospice).Crowle cheque presentation - (pictured from left) Christine Wharton (stroke prevention and support adviser at Scunthorpe Hospital), Paula Buttrick, Lynn Whalley, Val Janssen and Louise Wright (Isle of Axholme support group for Lindsey Lodge Hospice).
Crowle cheque presentation - (pictured from left) Christine Wharton (stroke prevention and support adviser at Scunthorpe Hospital), Paula Buttrick, Lynn Whalley, Val Janssen and Louise Wright (Isle of Axholme support group for Lindsey Lodge Hospice).

Along with daughter Paula Buttrick and friend Lynn Whalley, a cheque for £575 was donated to the Stroke Unit at Scunthorpe Hospital and £250 was given to Lindsey Lodge Hospice. The money was raised at a Christmas Craft Fair at Ealand Victory Hall and a Fashion Show at Crowle Village Hall. Val, of Eastoft Road, said: “I’d like to thank everyone who supported us at these events.”