Villagers from Stonesfield present a cheque for 3,000 to Dr Christopher Bunch at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. – Vintage Photograph

Villagers from Stonesfield, Oxfordshire have raised more than 3,000 in memory of Geoff Parsons, who died of leukaemia. The money will be given to a special bone marrow transplant programme at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, where 35-year-old Mr Parsons was a patient. The cheque was presented to Dr Christopher Bunch at the hospital by Geoff’s parents, Val and George. They also handed over an infusion pump designed to regulate the administration of drugs to leukaemia patients. The money was raised through various village events and donations.Villagers from Stonesfield, Oxfordshire have raised more than 3,000 in memory of Geoff Parsons, who died of leukaemia. The money will be given to a special bone marrow transplant programme at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, where 35-year-old Mr Parsons was a patient. The cheque was presented to Dr Christopher Bunch at the hospital by Geoff’s parents, Val and George. They also handed over an infusion pump designed to regulate the administration of drugs to leukaemia patients. The money was raised through various village events and donations.

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Banbury Branch National Westminster Bank PLC John Radcliffe Hospital Three thousand pounds 20 MAY cccccee WAND 7A 87 Geoff Parsons Memorial, Leukaemia Appeal 3000-00

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