'Tanathon' organised in memory of Liverpool woman who died from skin cancer
Friends of a Liverpool woman who passed away from skin cancer just before Christmas have organised a ‘tanathon’ in her memory.
Friends of a Liverpool woman who passed away from skin cancer just before Christmas have organised a ‘tanathon’ in her memory.
29-year-old Clare Daly, who worked as a beauty therapist, died from an aggressive form of melanoma just over a year after being diagnosed.
Now, just ahead of Ladies Day at Aintree, her friends are encouraging people to get a spray tan to raise money and awareness for the charity set up in Clare’s memory.
Her brother Michael McNally told us;
‘When Clare first got ill she kept saying when I get better I want to go on Radio City and tell people about how serious this disease is. She can’t do it so we’re doing it and I think if she’s listening somewhere she’d be proud’
The tanathon is taking place at Circo in Liverpool today.
You can see the fundraising page for the event here.
More information about the Clare daly Foundation can be found here.