Skydive’s The Limit For Wicklow Hospice

The late Stephen Sutton with son-in-law, Terry Williams

here are many ways we can remember those who have meant a lot to us in this life.

We can hang their picture on the wall, write them a song, maybe even get a tattoo.

For local lad Terry Williams, he reckons the best way to remember his much-loved father-in-law Stephen Sutton is to jump out of a plane. At 10,000 feet.

Hey, it’s what the old man would have wanted.

Taking place on June 7th, the skydive is more than just a high-flying memorial but also a fundraiser for Wicklow Hospice, who took exceptional care of Stephen.

There was also a raffle for Greystones Cancer Support, with the main prize being a Liverpool shirt, the golden ticket drawn at The Mollys last week. The winner’s still there, celebrating.

In the meantime, you can donate to that Wicklow Hospice skydive right about here.