" The Huw Thatcher Trust ! "

taken this story off the BBC website ............ RIP young man

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-1297 ... um=twitter




http://www.justgiving.com/nicholas-thatcher

to be honest this story really got to me, its such a cruel world.

you got to respect the poor lads family, during the worst time of there lives, trying to help others.

RIP fellow bluebird!!

to be honest this story really got to me, its such a cruel world.

you got to respect the poor lads family, during the worst time of there lives, trying to help others.

RIP fellow bluebird!!

Such a sad story, and as you say - what an amazing family for doing something, and so soon. Must be so hard - couldn't even begin to imagine.

good on the family, for the work they are doing. RIP young bluebird

This is a very good cause. Can we make this a sticky please?

http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 91,00.html

I am a close friend of Nick Thatcher, Huw's Dad, and we have supported the club all our lives. I am 50 years of age and have a 16 year old son, Nick is 49 and his son Huw was 15 when he died just over 3 weeks ago. I can't begin to tell you the heartache all of us have endured since Huw's death, but of course his Dad Nick, his Mum Jenny and his sister Carys, aged just 13, have felt the pain more than anyone.

Huw Thatcher died on March 13th 2011, playing football. Huw had a brain haemorrhage as a result of a pre existing condition that no one knew about, or could have known about.

He was a massive Cardiff City fan and travelled with his dad Nick from their home in Yorkshire to see the Bluebirds whenever possible.

The Huw Thatcher Trust has been set up by his family and they are looking for your help to raise money for the Disabilities Trust Charity and specifically the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust.

To read more about the Huw Thatcher Trust and to make a donation please visit this link:

http://www.justgiving.com/nicholas-thatcher

Cardiff City FC welcomed Huw's family as their guests at the Cardiff City Stadium last Saturday and there is a report on the Club's official website.

At the time of Huw's death a thread of condolency was opened on CCMB and hundreds of good wishes were posted which were of great comfort to Nick, Jenny and Carys.

We would be so grateful if you could please visit the "justgiving" website at the link above and leave a donation, no matter how small, to help lads like Huw who survive, but only to face a lifetime of dependency on others. Thank you.

What a Sad and Terrible Tragedy, Hopefully This Trust set up, can Help in the Future



http://www.justgiving.com/nicholas-thatcher

rip Huw.puts all the things i winge about in life into perspective.thoughts are with the family,and what a brave family they sound as in the depths of their grief their somehow finding the strength to reach out and help others.human nature at its best

Something so so sad and tragic being used to strive for something so constructive and life changing for others. R.I.P young bluebird.