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Statement from Hull KR: Following Mose’s surgery last night, he is awake and alert and has continued to show signs of improvement. Mose has an overwhelmingly positive mindset and would like to thank everyone for their concern and well wishes. He would also like to extend special thanks to staff at Leeds General Infirmary for their unbelievable care. The club will continue to provide further updates as soon as they can, and in the meantime would ask for privacy for Mose and his family at such a difficult time. If anyone would like to offer a kind donation to support Mose and his family, please do so via the official Hull Kingston Rovers donation page. The club wishes to thank the Rugby League Benevolent Fund for flying Mose’s family over to be with him.
On 18th August 2019, tragically whilst in France, aged 20 years, Archie, deeply loved son of Stephen and Beverley, loving and much loved brother of Cameron, Finley and Ruby, beloved grandson of Anne & Ian, Pat & Bill also a dearly loved nephew and cousin. Everyone will be welcome to the service of thanksgiving and farewell which will be held at St Mary’s Parish Church, Mirfield on Thursday 3rd October 2019 at 12.30, this will followed by a private family committal. Refreshments will be available at Dewsbury Moor ARLF club. Those attending the service please note Club Shirts and smart attire will be acceptable. No flowers by request, donations in memory of Archie may be given to George Brooke Ltd., Funeral Directors or by the Just Giving Page: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/archie-bruce-1
Statement issued on behalf of Petro Dixon’s family through the RFL Benevolent Fund It is with the deepest sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved and much loved Petro. Petro ,aged 10 years old, died following a freak accident at the ground of Cadishead Rhinos. This followed an impromptu game of rugby after the end of Cadishead Under 12’s game on Saturday, June 22nd. No blame is apportioned and everything was done to save Petro, who had an undiagnosed brain condition. He died in hospital on Sunday, June 23rd. The family would like to acknowledge the medics and all those who responded so quickly at the Cadishead club. We wish to thank the Cadishead Rhinos Rugby League Club and all those who have acted so kindly to our family. Petro’ s family would like to request that our privacy be respected at this most difficult of times. The RFL Benevolent Fund is assisting the family and details of Petro’s funeral will be given when finalised. A Just Giving Fund has been set up by the RFL Benevolent Fund to assist Petro’s family. You can donate here… Sent from RFL Benevolent Fund
Masters Rugby League presented a cheque for £3500.00 to their chosen charity the Rugby League Benevolent Fund at heir festival at Wigan St Judes on Saturday 6th October. The festival saw a Dads n Lads team 9 father and son pairs all over the age of 35 take on a Great Britain Masters Lions team followed by a regional festival featuring Yorkshire, Lancashire, Cumbria and “other Nationalities” over 100 masters players and their families had a fantastic day enjoying games played in great masters spirit. Martin Flynn said “ today has been a great event and we are delighted to be able to support the Rugby League Benevolent Fund, the money has been raised by team registration fees for the 2018 season. The Benevolent fund is Masters Rugby Leagues chosen Charity and we are happy to be able to support the wonderful work they do”.
The family of Harry Sykes have announced the funeral service for Harry will take place at Parkwood Crematorium, Elland, at 3.15 pm on Monday 1st October. This will be followed by a celebration of Harry’s life to be held at Brighouse Sports Club, the home of Brighouse Rangers Rugby League Club. Harry’s family wish to express their thanks to the British Consulate, the RFL Benevolent Fund, and all friends and well wishers who have supported them during this very difficult period. Family flowers only please. A collection will be held for the Harry Sykes Fund to assist local young Rugby League players. A JustGiving page has been set up by the RFL Benevolent Fund to support anyone wishing to make a contribution to the Harry Sykes Fund. Those that wish to wear their club shirts, any rugby shirt, or blue and white to the service will be welcome. Make a donation to The Harry Sykes Fund at the official Just Giving page here… Issued by the family of Harry Sykes through the RFL Benevolent Fund.
