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Jamiesons’ fundraising approaches £10k mark

Pictured after running in the Berlin half marathon on Sunday, from left to right: Stewart, Elaine, Shane and Haydn Jamieson.

MEMBERS of the Jamieson family yesterday completed a fundraising run in Germany and have raised almost £10,000 for charity in memory of their late father/grandfather Harry Jamieson.

Son Stewart, daughter Elaine and grandsons Haydn and Shane, along with Shane’s girlfriend Natalie Timberlake, each completed 20km on the streets of Berlin as part of a 100km challenge.

Well over 200 donations totalling nearly £8,000, with a further £1,579 in gift aid, have been made online for Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland (CHSS).

Shane said the family wanted to thank everyone who had donated, enabling them to raise a sum “way beyond our expectations”, adding that “the generosity of everyone has been extraordinary”.

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