TWO members of staff from The Salon hairdresser’s in South Street, Wellington, are getting set to raise money for a good cause in a parachute jump at Dunkeswell Airfield.
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The jump is in memory of Caroline’s mother Jane Ellis, who suffered from Multiple Sclerosis for 17 years and died in February aged 53.
Stacey said: “I am petrified of even flying, so I am scared but excited. I am concentrating on raising money, rather than the jump. My mother thinks I have gone mad.”
Caroline and Stacey have already raised about £200 but want to raise as much money as possible – anyone who would like to sponsor them should visit their Just Giving page at Page-www.justgiving.com/
fundraising/Caroline-Ellis8


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