29/05/2014
Thousands Expected To Attend Vigil For Stephen Sutton
Thousands of people are expected to attend a vigil for the late cancer fundraiser Stephen Sutton, who died aged 19 after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer aged 15.
He raised more than £3m for charity.
His mother, Jane Sutton said the service, which will be at the Lichfield Cathedral, would be a celebration of his life.
At 6pm Stephen's coffin will be brought by a horse-drawn carriage to the cathedral, where it will be laid.
The cathedral will remain open until midnight for people to pay their respects and will reopen at 07.00 on Friday before a public ceremony at 3pm. A private family funeral will take place later.
(CVS/CD)
He raised more than £3m for charity.
His mother, Jane Sutton said the service, which will be at the Lichfield Cathedral, would be a celebration of his life.
At 6pm Stephen's coffin will be brought by a horse-drawn carriage to the cathedral, where it will be laid.
The cathedral will remain open until midnight for people to pay their respects and will reopen at 07.00 on Friday before a public ceremony at 3pm. A private family funeral will take place later.
(CVS/CD)
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Stephen Sutton is to be the first person to be awarded a posthumous Pride of Britain award. The teenager, and cancer fundraiser, died in May. Before his death, the 19-year-old launched an appeal in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust. It raised almost £5m.
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Over £1 million has been raised for the Teenage Cancer Trust due to the fundraising efforts of 19-year-old Stephen Sutton. The teenager, from Burntwood, Staffordshire, was diagnosed with bowel cancer at age 15.
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Following the death of 19-year-old fundraiser Stephen Sutton on Wednesday morning, his appeal for the Teenage Cancer Trust has raised more than £400,000. He died after a four year battle against bowel cancer. His appeal on his JustGiving page has raised £3.6m.
Over £400,000 Raised Following The Death Of Stephen Sutton
Following the death of 19-year-old fundraiser Stephen Sutton on Wednesday morning, his appeal for the Teenage Cancer Trust has raised more than £400,000. He died after a four year battle against bowel cancer. His appeal on his JustGiving page has raised £3.6m.
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