Kay Maybin
From Sue and Family
Lots of love form our family to yours during this sad time. Great childhood memories and recent chats, rest in peace Kay. xx SueWe are always grateful for any donation, no matter how small, and would like to thank you for thinking of our Charity at this difficult time.
As an independent registered charity, Yorkshire Air Ambulance is entitled to HMRC’s Gift Aid scheme. This means that for every £1 donated, we can claim a further 25p from the government. So a donation of £1 would become £1.25, a donation of £5 is boosted to £6.25 and a £10 donation increases to £12.50 and so on, at no extra cost to you.
Please note that we can only claim Gift Aid on personal donations made by a UK taxpayer and not on business or corporate donations.
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From Sue and Family
Lots of love form our family to yours during this sad time. Great childhood memories and recent chats, rest in peace Kay. xx SueFrom all at RedQuadrant
We worked with Kay only briefly, but were so impressed by her capability, attitude, and her strong desire for continual learning - for herself and others. Truly a very sad loss.From Ian Harris
Loved and missed your last wish is now achieved love you forever IanFrom Julie & Family
Rest in peace dear cousin. In Memory of a life that ended far too soon. Our thought are with your family at such a difficult time.From Margaret Siverns
Lost in body but her beautiful spirit and her memories will live on xxxFrom Nicky McCarthy
Thinking of you all at this very sad time. Kay was an inspiration to me and others at work. I also enjoyed our conversations about sport and Psychology. RIP Kay xFrom Nicky McCarthy
Thinking of you all at this very sad time. Kay was an inspiration to me and others at work. I also enjoyed our conversations about sport and Psychology. RIP Kay xFrom Laureen, Hugh, James and Sophie
Such a terrible shock, our thoughts are with you - she was an inspiration. Take care, love Laureen, Hugh, James and Sophie xxFrom Michelle, Graham, Grayce & Finley
RIP Kay.....we know how you never did a heap of resting xFrom Jennie Lawson nee Lloyd
I was shocked and so saddened to hear about Kay’s accident. Such a kind, warm and lovely person. You are all in my thoughts.From Lesley and Nigel Currie
Our hearts may be filled with sorrow for our loss, but this will pass and the joy of memories we have will lift us. With much love, Lesley and Nigel xxxFrom JOYCE, LOUISE AND CHRISTOPHER
IM MEMEORY OF A MUCH LOVED FRIEND AND GODMOTHER.XFrom JOYCE, LOUISE AND CHRISTOPHER
IM MEMEORY OF A MUCH LOVED FRIEND AND GODMOTHER.XFrom Richard Barron
For mum who loved watching the air ambulance flying over her house on the way to Harrogate District Hospital and landing on the Stray.From Elizabeth
In memory of my dear Aunt Nan Elizabeth SchaferFrom Rob & Jackie Wayte
A donation in memory of Eleanora 'Nan' Ingram, who sadly passed away on July 5th 2019. Aunt Nan's favourite charity.From Hellen Sowden
In memory of Auntie Jean.From Family and friends
In memory of Andy Melville, gilder pilot, Rotariaan and a good friend to many people in his personal and working life. Greatly missed by his family and friends. As a glider pilot he was all too aware of the important work of the Air Ambulance. He would be pleased that this charity is being supported with the collection from a large number of people at his funeral and driectly by The Rotary Club of Pocklington where, as a member, he was so well liked and which he wholeheartedly suported for many years.From Family and friends
In memory of a much loved Mum/Grandma/Great grandma/sister and friend to so many. We will all miss you. xxxFrom Joan Hall
In memory of David Phillip Laybourne who served in the Traffic Division of West Yorkshire Police and admired and respected the work of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance Service.