(by Ruth Davies, Western Telegraph, 27th April 2022)
A £400 donation by Tenby Freemasons has given a kitchen boost to one of Pembrokeshire’s holiday homes for disabled children and their families.
The Harriet Davis Trust was set up in memory of Harriet, who suffered from a rare degenerative metabolic disease.
Although she was unable to speak and had lost most of her motor abilities, seaside holidays – in the company of family and friends – were a great joy to her.
When Harriet died at the age of 11 in 1992, her parents, John and Kit, set up the Harriet Davis Trust as a tribute to…
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Although she was unable to speak and had lost most of her motor abilities, seaside holidays – in the company of family and friends – were a great joy to her.
When Harriet died at the age of 11 in 1992, her parents, John and Kit, set up the Harriet Davis Trust as a tribute to…
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