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Shirley Gash
Shirley Gash's father, Erle Chandler Gash, passed away in 2010 at the age of 93. Throughout Shirley's life, right up until his passing, Erle made her pledge that she would remember Red Cross and leave a bequest if able. He was not in a financial position to leave a bequest himself, so Shirley is carrying out his wishes.
Bob Ernst
Since 2003, Bob Ernst has been a committed Red Cross volunteer at our Young Parents Program in Sydney. Bob has decided to leave a gift in his Will to Red Cross, he says, "My feelings about the role of Red Cross are very much about us doing our bit to help the vulnerable. Of course the young parents and their children very much fall into that category. I am also aware that the impact of climate change will be to increase the vulnerability of many, many people. So Red Cross will have many more demands that will need a response."
Keith Campbell
When Keith Campbell was in his early twenties, he was a member of the R.A.A.F Bomber Command in England. In July of 1944, his aircraft was hit by flak over Germany and he became a Prisoner of War. His first contact with Red Cross was at the interrogation centre, where he was given food and clothing. Throughout the war, he told us, support from Red Cross was the difference between surviving and not making it. While Keith humbly says he could not possibly repay this generosity, he has left a gift in his Will as a gesture of thanks. His kind bequest will ensure Red Cross can continue to be there for people in need for generations to come.
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