Be bald or beautiful
12 Jan 12
Noosa Springs personal trainer Ray Brown is about to lose the lot
– his hair that is.
Ray is getting his head shaved at 7am on Wednesday, January 18 at
Bounce Hair & Image, Harvey Norman Centre, Gibson Road,
Noosaville.
Ray is shaving the lot to support his long time personal training
client Lizzie Lyn who is fighting her seventh bout of
cancer.
Lizzie is a Noosa Springs gym member has been training with Ray
for the past nine years.
Ray said he was doing it to let Lizzie know that people are
rallying around her.
“The chemo must be so harsh on her body and losing your hair is
not much fun for anyone – especially a woman in her sixties,” Ray
said.
All proceeds from the fundraiser will go to Sunshine Coast
Community Hospice Ltd Katie Rose Cottage, a community palliative
care nursing service.
“This may be my last haircut, I don’t know if it will grow back,”
Ray joked.
If you’d like to see Ray ‘lose it’ and make a donation, please
confirm your attendance to liz@elaa.com.au.
Bring your $20 contribution to be “Bald or Beautiful” for a
clipper cut or a dash of colour.
Complimentary cakes and coffee will be provided by Gibsons.
If you can’t attend but would like to make a donation please
visit www.sunshinehospice.org.au
11 January 2011
Be bald or beautiful
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